Was looking for a place close to home, decided to try this place out. Got a fill and replaced three…read morenails, and a shellac pedicure. Was a pleasant experience up until I reached the cash register and she said 197 dollars! Wtf! And that was with a discount! I didn't even get a special design or stones. Never have I paid that much for nails. They did a decent job but can't justify the cost. Feel ripped off.

Fabulous! My nails look wonderful. The place was clean, the nail technicians were kind and highly…read moreskilled. I will be back

My far the BEST pedicure that I have had in my mani/pedi experiences in the past 23 years…read more She took her time, I literally saw layers of dead skin come off and she was gentle. I got a mani (took off shelac as well), pedi and brow wax for $54! I couldn't believe the price for the service I received. A must!

Very unprofessional staff. Don't recommend this place. They don't know how to do pedicure…read more Also I did shilac manicure and next day it came off from one nail and broke half from another nail. Also instruments were opened not in front of me and I am not sure if they were sterilized. Very unprofessional.

Owner recommended I try the bio nails and she was very correct! Very well done and lasted 4 weeks…read more Even w the growth, they still looked good. I would I would have gone with 5 stars but the cost for almost double what I pay elsewhere

Hi guys! I've decided to be a bit of a #beautyblogger. I've been having such a hard time finding a…read moregood nail salon and artist to do my Biogel manicure. I was looking for reviews online on google and here, and there is hardly anything available. So, I've decided to share my experiences here. Hopefully, they will be useful for someone. On Tuesday, I tried @ananekebeautysalon. I went there to get my Biogel manicure refill. They are in Yonge and Eglinton area. This place was recommended to me, and it had such good reviews on Yelp, and BlogTo. Plus, with a personal recommendation, I thought it was going to be my go-to nail salon. Maybe it's just my luck but this is not going to happen. I do not remember the name of my nail artist. Here is a list of things I didn't like. 1) She took forever to do my refill, literally over 1.5 hours. I don't do anything complicated on my hands. Usually, it's just a French manicure which I was getting this time. She kept messing up the white lines on top of the nails and redoing them. And then again. And again. And again. ‍ While I did appreciate the effort to get it right, this is the first time somebody had to redo several times half of my nails. By the end of it, I wasn't sure that the lady knew what she was doing. 2) The lady didn't file the edges of my nails properly. I didn't notice it in the salon, but I noticed it later that day when I was already on my way home. 3) She was doing such a bad job filing my nails and cut so much skin next to the nail bed on one of my fingers that it hurt for a few days. 4) On Friday, four days later, the white gel polish started chipping on several of my nails. This is ridiculous. This is biogel. It last forever and can survive alien invasion, nuclear war, and zombie apocalypse. This is the reason why I do it: biogel is the only thing that doesn't chip on my hands for three weeks. I don't know how this lady did it that it started chipping so early. Not a happy customer here. Sadly, after this experience I can not recommend this place to anybody. Please avoid it. ‍

Summary: Great quality manicures and pedicures, a bit expensive but the quality is amazing…read more Pros: customer service, beautiful space, group friendly, awesome booking system online, nail extensions is an amazing service, dry pedicure is nice, they offer tea with your experience Cons: pricing is the only thing stopping me from going more often, I highly recommend this place otherwise

Amazing service. Very knowledgeable and understanding team. Dr Boulos is the best in her field.read more

The address is on Bay but they are closer to Laplante. Go behind the dental office…read more I called to make an appt for a polish change. Yelp reviews indicated that a shellac change is $25 which is reasonable. To be certain, I checked upon my arrival and was told that it was $25. After they started on my nails the person who appeared to be the owner added that it was $5 more to have shellac removed. Clearly, I should have been told that on the phone or upon arrival; I couldn't very well rip off the foils and walk out at that point. TVs are set up for people having pedicures but not manicures. Modern décor. Same English-themed clock as my nail place in London! Was there a sale? Most people will be able to find something that pleases among the shellac colour selections. Some are OPI. I didn't catch the name of the technician who worked on my nails but she did a great job. The woman next to my having her nails done commented twice that mine looked great. The tech was very thorough. They don't use machines to remove shellac, only acetone. Neither the tech nor the owner spoke perfect English so you may need to repeat yourself. This is a small price to pay to live in a country that welcomes immigrants and supports them in their attempts to prosper. No tax if you pay cash. Not sure whether they accept credit cards.

Came back again for a manicure and pedicure. My hands have been so damaged with sanitizer it's so…read moredry and nails were also frail. So they suggested tips with gel and shellac overlay. Turned out great. And when it grows out I can just trim them.

The ladies here are lovely. Best to call and book ahead as they are busy! Professional, prices are…read moregood. Pay in cash if you can. Shellac manis usually last two weeks plus. They are known for their designs which I haven't done much of, but came in once with a photo and design and they easily accomplished it. It's my new regular nail spot!

My favourite nail salon I have ever been to. The service is superb and the ladies working there are…read moreall so nice. They always make me feel so welcomed and provide amazing service. I've been here multiple times for pedis and manis and I've never had a bad experience. I took my friend here and she raved about how great the staff were and loved the shellac manicure she got. They are also very safe with COVID precautions, very accommodating and reasonable prices. I really recommend coming here.

So happy to see this spot under new ownership. The quality is unreal. Came in seeking a cool…read morefallish mani and left with AMAZING, stylish nails. Lan did a black matte French style (black on black) shellac design for me. I just cannot express what a great experience it was...Lan took my vague ideas about what I wanted and gave me something that I love and is super high quality. It has been over two weeks and they still look brand new. Thanks to Lan and their team! Prices are also very affordable. Give them a chance, you won't be disappointed! Thanks to the great team at pedi n nails for makin me mani dreams come true ‍

I've been to this place a few times and would give it 3.5/5. They were able to accommodate me with…read moreno appointment. There are many stations for both pedicures and manicures, and a room at the back for waxing. The first time I went, I got shellac done on my finger nails. It lasted for over two weeks with no chips. The second time, the shellac lasted maybe nine days. The third time I went, I got my eyebrows done. I felt like the worker was a bit rushed and didn't take her time to pluck the small hairs remaining on my brows. When I got home, I spent 15 minutes plucking hairs she claimed were too short to remove.

I yelped a place to get a manicure/pedicure before I came, so was surprised to see that…read more"appointment required" sign in front of the store. Luckily, they accomodated me, at first by saying they could do a pedi then, if time permitted, a mani. The most surprising thing I noticed is that all the technicians working at the time were male, which was a great sight! The guy who did my pedi was great, as was the massage chair. Then, soon into the drying process, a lady approached me to tell me that she could do my manicure. So I walked over and (here's where it gets dicey) the guy handed her the fan that was being used to dry my toes, said something in a language I didn't understand and that was the last of the fan. The girl working on my nails was great as well... until 30-40mins later, when my mani was done and she said I could go. I touched my toenails, which had been air drying for the duration of the mani, and found them to be a little "gummy" in texture. I expressed this concern, as it felt I was leaving my fingerprints in my pedi. She then ran her own finger over it, said she would put something on it and I would be fine. So, she put a thin clear liquid over it and said I would be okay to put my socks/shoes back on immediately. As the professional, I trusted that she knew what she was talking about. Cut to HOURS later when I get home, take off my socks... and most of my pedicure with it. My socks stuck to my half wet pedi. Now this place is not super convenient for me to get to - a half hour train ride. So after calling to complain, and getting excuses before an apology, I was asked if I could make it within 5 minutes. I let her know I had just gotten home after a long day and I would try to be there within 2 hours. Now when I got there, it seemed the responsibility was placed back on the original guy who did it when it wasn't his fault at all. He was great, and I apologized and tried to explain to him. He told me that's why he gave her the fan, and I let him know the fan didn't even make it to the table. I'm glad the situation is rectified, despite inconvenience on both my part and the part of the pedicurist. Two star review if not for him.

This is a fairly new place that opened up in Yorkville. What I liked about the place is that it is…read morevery clean, prices are pretty good and my nails look good too! I've only gotten my nails done twice before at different places but it was just a regular manicure with polish. This time, I decided to try out extensions since my nails were on the short side and got the Pink and White. The receptionist is friendly, however, not the best at explaining the differences between the different types of artificial nails like bio gel, UV gel, acrylic etc. As a first timer, I really had no idea what to get and just opted for the Pink and White, which is at a mid price point ($45 pre tax). My nail tech was fast and friendly. You can tell that all of these manicurists were good at their job, however, most of them don't seem to talk much. It's eerily quiet when the music is on pause but maybe they're just focusing on their work. Also, because it was my first time getting fake nails, I had no idea that they would hurt..Not sure if this is normal, but the long nails also make it hard to do certain things like writing and taking out contacts lol. All in all, I would come again but maybe skip the nail extensions. They look good but dont work practically.