While in North Carolina I got a clear powder gel refill here. I am VERY particular about my nails and was anxious about getting them done not only out of town but at large nail shop. I was pleasantly surprised with the quality of service. The nail tech took her time and was friendly. Pricing was the same as Atlanta which surprised me. I expected it to be cheaper. Large busy nail salon with tons of pedicure chairs and nail tables. I will add the woman sitting next to me was up-charged for every change or addition the nail tech suggested. I did not like that the tech was not upfront about the charges. Besides this one thing overall experience was good. Lots of parking. read more

This was my first trip here. Upon walking in I was surprised with how nice it was. As other reviewers have noted, there's some weird $1/one time only fee to be a "member" (some crap about how they have a full bar). Not a big deal. I paid it. There were a decent number of people in there but I didn't have to wait more than 2 minutes for a nail tech to come over. I knew what I wanted. A gel fill-in with normal polish for the design and a gel coat on top. It's what I currently have. I've had acrylic nails before and switched to the gel because it looks nicer, I don't get any yellowing of my nails after having them for a while, and it doesn't damage your nails as much. That being said, I'm not a nail tech, so I didn't want to accuse her of anything before doing a little research, but she definitely applied acrylic out of a jar labeled "gel powder." She then applied a regular polish and did do a gel top coat. At the end of the day, my nails do look really pretty. She technically did a very good job. But the fact is I was charged the price of a gel fill in when I really got acrylic+gel top coat. I wouldn't mind paying the acrylic fill in plus a few bucks more for the gel top, but you can't deny that they're deceiving their customers by pretending there is such a thing as "gel powder." read more

Lee Spa Nails - They look great, but I asked for gel fill in, was charged for gel, but was given acrylic out of a jar that says "gel powder." - Nail Salons Near Me - Durham, North Carolina

Place had a great vibe. Service was fast and attentive........until it was time for my pedicure. I was jealous because my fiancé had a great nail tech, Maria, who worked magic with his feet. My technician was underwhelming , she was great with the paint, but the whole time I was wishing Maria was working on my pedicure. Having said that, I think I may have finally landed on a salon and have already booked my next appointment......with Maria! read more

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I should have listened to you guys! This place is a grade A bummer. Came in to a bustling business, and was told to sit in one of the pedicure spots. Chairs were nice, and a woman gave me a hot towel immediately. But then...I waited. For 15 minutes, while my feet just soaked away. Finally I decided to get up and go because no one was coming to do my pedicure. A manicurist saw me picking up to leave and tried to see if anyone was available, but no one was. Bizarre! Guess they just forgot about me. read more

Ever had wine or alcohol while getting your nails done?! This is the first nail salon I've been to that had a bar inside! I think the fact that they sale alcohol alone is a plus! The service was amazing! Greeted by the receptionist and sat promptly. Service was great and my nails and eyebrows look great! Update::: not even 5 days later, my nails are no longer white at the tips. They are pink and permanently dis-colored -______- read more

Lady did great job in my nails - gel polish looks awesome!! They have a one time $1 membership fee cuz they have a bar. She was nice talked to me - she concentrated on my nails!! Only hated it did last very long on my hands!! read more

Lee Spa Nails - I asked for them to look like this!!! I think they look great for have short nails!!! - Nail Salons Near Me - Durham, North Carolina

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I usually go here to get my nails done. On one occasion, I decided to get my eyebrows waxed. The woman doing the wax accidentally put wax on the wrong part of my eyebrow. It looked like I had a gap, like Vanilla Ice in the 90s. When I asked them about it, they said it could be fixed. At this point I didn't want them touching my eyebrows any more. I went and purchased a brow pencil and filled it in. Get your nails done here, not eyebrows!! read more

I come here quite often and the last 2 experiences have not been what I was use to. They have a great establishment with very pleasant staff members. There is never a wait time with providing you with services. They greet you when you come in and get right to work. Today after I returned home from my pedicure, I looked at the bottom of my feet to discover skin hanging. I pay to get the calluses removed and heels smooth. Now I have to do them myself. read more

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I have been here a few times with a groupon and the pedicures are always great. The chairs are very relaxing and even if there is a wait, you can get a chair message. Everyone has to pay a one-time $1 membership fee so save your card for future visits. There is a bar and tv and a nice area in the middle for private parties. I enjoyed my pedicure and the staff is very attentive. The location is great if you want to escape from the hustle and bustle of shopping at Southpoint. It is located on the side behind PF Changs. read more

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Always great service at Lee Spa Nails, friendly staff, full bar, and lots of services to choose from. Jenny does a wonderful job with SNS manicures. read more

Lee Spa Nails - SNS Dip Manicure by Jenny - Nail Salons Near Me - Durham, North Carolina

Went here today for a badly needed pedicure. It was fairly busy, but I was seated right away. The nail technician who worked on my feet did a nice job but seemed to have a real chip on her shoulder. I tried making small talk with her, but soon gave up. read more

I had Ty and Sarea aka Pay Now!! They were so much fun. I just moved to the area and this is my first time here. I had the spa pedicure and gel manicure. They did an amazing job. I also had a glass of Riesling. They have a full bar!!! I am so happy to have found my new nail salon. read more

I'm not sure why this place has been getting bad reviews. Since I moved to NC last year, this place was recommended to me by a friend. They do a good job with my nails. I love how large the place is and they get you in and out of the salon. I personally go to unwind and relax and this place does it for me. They do have a place where you can get an adult beverage too! The service is decent. They take pride in their ability to provide a good product, but it's always touch and go if they will ask if I want a free drink, like a water. Some of them do a good job and some of them don't even ask. To me, it's the little things that made me want to come back. I can only hope they read this, so they can continue to ask people if they want something to drink. Overall, this is a decent place to go. Pedi's range from $25-$60, so it depends on what you are willing to spend. read more

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Don't get your eyebrows done here. I had 2nd degree burns. Customer service is just okay. The bar tender has an amazing welcoming presence even though I never get a drink. There's never a warm welcome to the establishment so don't be fooled by decor. Some techs are good and others are really bad. I only come back because of the selection of colors they have. read more

I went in with out an appointment, staff was very nice but I went in with 2 people who got their toes done and I was not seated to get my nails done until they were finished. I had my colors picked and was ready to get them done but I was told for the simple shape I wanted it would be an up charge and normal polish would take 45 minutes to dry and then upcharged again for gel. Once my nails were started I showed the nail tech a photo and she said she could do it easily and picked a color for me and it turned out nothing like the photo, with the colors or the design. Very disappointed that I was charged $65 and didn't get anything that I asked for. read more

Lee Spa Nails - the first photo is what i asked for and the second is what i got - Nail Salons Near Me - Durham, North Carolina

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I visited this salon while visiting with family. Sordya (not sure of the spelling) did my nails, pedicure, and lashes. We arrived at 6:45, she got started around 7:00 and was finished with all three services by five after 8. She was literally racing to be out by closing. My pedicure took 28 minutes, six minutes on each lash which made 40 minutes total and 25 minutes for a fill-in. I wouldn't usually be so harsh, with the rating, but my gel polish chipped twice. I was serviced on Friday, came back Saturday morning, the next day, and she fixed it after a fifteen minute wait. Travelled to a funeral and back home. I am from Charleston, SC. Same nail chipped again on Sunday. Too far to return so I am warning others. Ridiculous for the amount of money the charged! I was very happy with my lashes, but not worth the $$$ for the basic pedicure ($32) and fill-in ($38). Loved her personality, but I should have run when I asked her what her name was and she said "Pay Now"....also when she announced after every service what time it was. read more

Lee Spa Nails - Chipped gel polish after a day. - Nail Salons Near Me - Durham, North Carolina

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I've been coming to Lee's for over 10 years (since before it expanded to the awesome spot it is now) and in the past, I have really loved this salon. One of the main things I really like about this place, is that they never try and multi-task two clients at one time - until yesterday. In my opinion, when I am coming in to pay for a pedicure, I'm not just paying for the finished product, but I'm paying for the experience. I want a relaxing experience - that's what the $53 pedicure is for. It's not just to walk out with pretty, painted toe nails. Otherwise, I'd never pay that much. I'd been looking forward to this pedicure all week, and when we arrived, things were going well. We were greeted at the door, seated promptly, and the technicians were friendly. My first issue is my friend and I asked for the exact same pedicure. Her technician used a foot file on her, and mine used a block. When I asked about the difference and requested the foot file, my technician told me no. Huh? Why not? She said I did not need it, but in my opinion I did, so why not just do what would make the client happy? Weird. Next, a larger group came in, and I guess it was my technician's responsibility to start a manicure on one of the people who came in. So, she started rushing through my pedicure, grabbed some towels to put on my legs (which weren't warm from the start), and ran off to start a little girl's manicure. After 10 minutes, and tired of having cold, wet towels on my legs, I took the towels off, pulled my pant legs back down, and just sat there talking to my friend while her pedicure continued. When the woman overseeing the salon noticed me, she sent the original technician back to me, who seemed stressed. I was told repeatedly that they had no choice, the little girl had to have her nails done, but aren't I a paying customer too? I don't understand why it should matter to me that someone else had come in. The floor manager stated it was her fault, she had pulled the technician in too many directions, and she discounted my pedicure. But, I felt awkward the rest of the time I was there while the stressed technician finished my pedicure, and I'm not sure I'd go back. I think I'll be hunting for a new salon. read more

Place looks really nice. High end. Full bar. All a plus. However, bad quality, horrible customer service. Went for a fill in, nail was already lifting and I told the tech he needed to clip the part that was lifting before filling or replace the nail (hate telling people how to do there job but I've been getting my nails done 10+ years so I know). Anywho, he insisted it was fine he was going to "seal it in real nice" for me. Long story short, nail popped off THREE days later and another nail was already lifting. Went back for them to fix it as they should after spending $80 in there just three days prior. Diff tech insisted if he did it they'd have to charge me because they work on commission so I should come back when the original tech was there. I kindly said "I understand, I work on commission too however if a customer comes into my store with a issue, I need to fix it whether it was my customer or not. It's still a business." He says "that's your store not my store" Had to get manager involved and they ended up fixing it. But this should have been done from the start. Not going back. Another nail is currently lifting not even a full week out. read more

Simply stated, this place is great and they do a very good job-- I do think its a bit pricier than other nail spas.

Came here and got SNS powder on my nails. It cost $60. Everywhere else I have had this done it is $40 max - including a manicure. Here it was $50 for the SNS and an additional $10 for a manicure. After paying $60, the product was all over my cuticles and skin and he told me "don't worry it will come off in the shower". For $60 it should be perfect. Won't return. Update: less than a week later and the SNS has completely chipped off of four nails. I've been back to get it fixed once and now will have to drive all the way there again to have it fixed. read more

This is the very best nail salon in Durham, I think in the Triangle! The salon is always beyond clean, and the staff and technicians make you feel like you have walked into their home. Always so pleasant and attentive. The salon smells incredible with all kinds of aromatherapy scents immediately making you feel relaxed. And then of course there is the wonderful bartender Dee who is always at the ready with your drink of choice. The pedicures in massaging chairs take you to a zen like place and my nails always look perfect when ilI leave. If you haven't tried Lee Spa nails you ARE missing out. I am a former salon owner and manicurist and I can tell you this place is THE BEST!!! read more

They do a great job and if you are not satisfied, come back and they will make it right. I do my nails by walk-in so I take my chances for whoever is available but if you have time to make an appointment, you can ask for your favorite tech. And to top it off, they have a full bar! The only downside is that parking can be a pain during rush hours at the shopping areas/restaurants/work out places that are all nearby. read more

So disappointed. I've been here several times, but I think I'm done. The pros: a bar in the salon; many, many chairs; private party room. The cons: terribly overpriced, poor service, bad attitudes. $43 for a basic mani/pedi is steep....but I don't mind if I can sip mimosas and end up with lasting nails. Sadly, my manicure lasted less than 24 hours before cracking and peeling. The nail tech banged my nail into the dryer and then acted very irritated that he had to fix it. Not worth it when there are so many other options in the area. read more

Lee Spa Nails - Cracked and peeling polish 24 hours after the mani. - Nail Salons Near Me - Durham, North Carolina

The young receptionist is rude, she has absolutely no consideration or manners. My daughter waited for such a long time to get an acrylic full set. When I told the receptionist we'd be waiting too long and we'd like to pay for the bill. She told me "not a lot of techs know how to do acrylics." Likeee... uhm..Im sorry what ?? Lol most techs learned how to apply acrylic before anything else. They flagged someone down immediately and then said oh this lady can do your nails. No sorry for the wait, we apologize. She made it seem as if we were an inconvenience for HER, walked away and shook her head. Even my 11 year old wouldn't act like that & has better manners. The tech who did her pedi was great amazing and for the tech who finally serviced her was gentle and kind and we appreciate them both. The work was great but when the business and is unorganized and rude it ruins the entire experience. ALSO, they charged me $2 for a cup of hot water when I asked for hot tea... the audacity. I work w the public and let me tell you it's not always easy but we weren't rude, we didn't cause a scene the bare minimum is to treat us w equal respect. Not a sorry, sorry for the wait.... Nothing. read more

Pretty average experience. Went with my sister and mother around 11AM. The nail techs for me and my sister didn't talk much, but my mom's talked the whole time. Everyone was friendly. My sister got regular nail polish ($15), I got french tip ($20), and my mom got gel nails ($25). I really liked my nails, however when I took a shower later that night (~7PM) I noticed the polish has starting cracking and doesn't look good anymore. Basically a waste of money since the polish didn't even last a whole day before getting messed up... And if there's some sort of rule where you can't get your nails wet for an entire day then no one told me LOL read more

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This place is a huge rip off! I was quoted $28 for a classic pedicure but charged $35. The tech stabbed my toe because she was so rough and in such a hurry. The whole pedicure took less than 20 minutes. The staff is unfriendly. pros clean Won't be coming back. read more

Just witnessed an very unprofessional interaction at this salon Sia had the worst attitude and it's not a pretty sight to witness and I will not be in this establishment. read more

They are overly priced. Work isn't even that great for what their charging. A lot of hidden fees I didn't even know my total until after they finished which only left me the option to pay. Nails started breaking literally two days after I came here. I paid $85 for a basic short acrylic set with two basic designs. Ended up taking the nails off and going to another shop. read more

I just went in to get an acrylic fill and this isn't my first time here. I got a new lady she had blonde hair was Asian, she didnt talk to me which is fine but now that my nails are done I see how bad they look and she charged me 45 for gel color with one nail a different color! Half of my nails are filed sideways so now when I get home I'll have to do them myself. Waste of time and money and honestly don't know if I will go back. read more

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Very rude and unprofessional. The technicians sit around watching their phones and act bothered when you walk in. One technician cut the lady's foot next to me, didn't clean it up and just moved on. read more

I was a walk-in and was greeted immediately which was nice, but my actual experience was rushed and not satisfactory. Went to get my lashes refilled which I have done before (this was my first time here). Normally it takes about an hour to get lashes refilled (if done correctly) and I was in and out in 20 min. $45 charge for 20 min of rushed lash refills that looked cheap is not something I expected when walking into this establishment. Yelp has edited my post taking some parts out.. I also said during my visit she was interrupted by a another staff member who took her LUNCH ORDER! This was all while she was with a client (me) in a private room. Talk about the professionalism scale. Once finished I told her my lashes looked uneven, she casually mentioned she could "throw a few more on the other side if I wanted". (Why would she not have done that in the first place if it needed it?) Update 1:: went to my local mall to see if they can fix the lashes. They told me in order to fix them, they would have to take them all off and start again because it was that badly done. They told me there was too much glue, more than one mink lash on my eye lash, gaps where my natural lash was poking through. They told me this girl did NOT do my lashes correctly. This was out of the mouths of professionals. They told me to call this place back to see if there is anything they can do, and to let them know about this girl because sometimes they hire from other companies, and might not be aware of her skill set. Update 2:: called Lee Spa and told them my situation. I am a flight attendant that was there on a layover and could not go back to have them fix it. I asked if there was any way to refund my money or send me a gift card to use when I came back. Nope. Nothing they could do. She said normally they have you come back and fix their problem, since I went somewhere else and they fixed it, problem solved. No way to find my card/receipt info for a refund, and no way to send me any sort of certificate. Nothing. They. Could. Do. I was hoping to go back and get my nails or something done on a layover to give this establishment another shot, but since there's "nothing they can do" about my situation I don't think they deserve future business for eyelash extensions or fills. Good luck visiting and having any problems because they don't seem to care. read more

Today was my first trip to Lee's Spa Nails, although it is right down the street from my house. I planned to try it out due to a tight schedule and desperate need to get my nails done before a trip and tough week. The spa is aesthetically beautiful - very impressive, especially for Durham. Other than that it's the worst experience I've had in my year-long search for a nail spa I love. First, the prices are notably higher than the rest of the area. My usual services cost at least $10 less, but usually $15 less. The chairs were alright, but the massage features were just uncomfortable. The nail artist and the manager never offered me a menu for their full bar - even though you are required to pay an extra $1 membership fee because it's there. The pedicure was less than stellar, and the water was tepid. I selected the deluxe pedi with scrub, but she never scrubbed my feet with it. She did manage to get water and even cuticle oil on my jeans that were rolled up past my knees! She also used a previously used cheap pumice/scrubber - gross. Now to the mani - in her haste and distraction watching everything else going on she cut my cuticle and made me bleed on not just one, not two, but three fingers. Then kept rubbing acetone around the area to clean up her poor application of nail polish. I was getting shellac. I will say it is nice that they match shellac and regular polish colors for you. She sloppily applied the first color coat and I asked if I could switch to a lighter shade for the second coat since I didn't like it. I didn't even ask her to start over - she gets up and disappears. I go back up and pick out another shade. Still distracted, her shellac application took far longer than it should have. My nails have a bubble and the polish is lumpy. Basically don't let the atmosphere fool you - horrible experience even down to the end. When I told her I only wanted to add a $10 tip she really said "that's it?" read more

Ahhhhh I've been here 3-4 times and always say I'm not going back... Saying it again!! The owner is the one of the rudest people I've ever met.!!!They stay in business because they have a lot chairs and offer every polish color under the sun. But they're not cheap! Why do we continue to put money in the pockets of super mean people?! I'm not going back. read more

I came to Lee Spa Nails today for a pedicure and had a Living Social coupon and an appointment. Living Social has an app that allows you to show your coupon using your iPhone so you don't have to print it. When I called to make an appointment, they did not tell me I needed to print it out. So when I arrived for my appointment, they would not accept it unless I printed it. I decided to drive somewhere to print it out and give it a chance. As far as the pedicure goes- the person who did mine did not spend much time with me. Everything was very quick and he spent 2 min on the massage. He rubbed lotion on my legs quickly and was finished. The service was rushed and rude. However, he did do a nice job painting my nails, which is why I gave it two stars. read more

I have always loved lee spa nails. The prices aren't too steep. The service is always friendly and by far the best. I love their wide variety of colors AND service that you can choose from. This is a highly recommended place to come and get your beauty work done. There is a bar, you and your friends can also have a party in the back room where there are more than 10 chairs for pedis. The atmosphere is laid back and luxury. read more

Manis and Pedis and BYOB - What could be better?! **It is worth noting that the last review was about a year ago, so this one looks like the most recent from what I can tell** While visiting my boyfriend for the weekend while he was on business in Durham, I gave him the assignment of scoping out a decent nail salon so I could get a polish change while I was there. I didn't need anything crazy special. Man did he do good! He saw Lee and told me he found a place and so we went. What a great nail salon! Super clean and EVERYONE was friendly, and not in that obnoxious, fake, "you are just another customer" manner. Everyone said hi and smiled and they really seemed like they were glad we stumbled in. The place looked pretty new, with around 18 or so new massaging pedicure chairs in the back. Now, ladies, we all know there are levels of these sweet chairs...some are more ghetto than others. These were like 5 PIMP massaging pedicure chairs. They were leather-ish, plush, and so comfortable looking. Even the accompanying chairs that the nail tech sits in were fancy, to match the pedi chairs! Toward the front, there are a good 8 or so manicure tables. It was here that I met Monica, the sweet woman who filed my nails and changed my polish. She was chatty and polite (even though at times I feel like she talked too much instead of just getting the job done - like she would stop was she was doing to talk instead of multitasking. But she was so nice I couldn't get upset, even though we were late for our dinner reservation.) It was about $10 for a polish change, which is normal I think. Well worth going here. Love the salond and the people. And my polish itself came out great! AND you can bring your own wine/champagne to drink as you get your pedicure! There is a liquor store in the same plaza! read more

I went to Lee Spa Nails in Durham because I had a gift card. Otherwise I would have stayed with my go-to place in Cary, NC. The facility is really nice. Love the fact that they had a full bar. I was seated right away at lunch time on a Friday. That's where the positive experience ends. I needed a mani and pedi for a wedding I was in the next day. I started with my pedicure and looked at the menu book. The technician recommended the "pearl" option that had a price tag of $55. I asked her three times if this was the price for both manicure and pedicure, and three times she said yes. I guess there was a communication issue because when I went to pay, my bill was $105!!!! On top of that, I had my $40 gift card I wanted to use that was less than 1 year old. The manager came over and told me my gift card was no good because management had changed since it was issued and he wouldn't receive the $40 value from it. How is this my problem!??? I walked out spending $115 out of pocket and will NEVER go back. read more

Quite sad I didn't like this place more. At least 5 other girls from my work regularly come here for their shellac mani's and rave about it. The technician was nice, and spoke good English. She did a good job with the gel polish, using 3 coats of color (it's a mint green--it wasn't providing good coverage), and a double coat of sealant. I hope I at least get a couple good weeks of wear out of it for the price. The pedi was short and involved very little exfoliation (she didn't even reach the back/bottom of my heels with the pumice stone, which is exactly where they need it the most!). She put my sandals on herself, but when I got home, I saw there were chips on both of my big toes. Very disappointing. It wasn't worth it for me to drive back, so I don't know how they would have handled it. Based on the reviews I read here, I printed out the coupon on their website for a $35 mani/pedi Mon-Thurs special. I wanted gel polish on my nails, so I expected to pay an extra $10-15. Nope. A regular, boring pedi and gelish mani was $63. I felt that it was over-priced for what it was. I used to go there circa 2008 to have my eyebrows waxed. I always had a decent experience with that. A friend had a huge chunk of her's removed and had a gap for a month. She wasn't happy about that. =P The store has grown considerably since then, and does look quite nice. They have a full bar. I didn't see the prices. They have 38 chairs, and up to 20 technicians working at one time, so there was no wait when I came in without an appointment. I'll probably only ever come back to do a straight mani/pedi with the $35 special, because that'd be the only way it would be worth it. I don't mind spending more--I just expect better quality when I do. read more

I had Labor Day off and one of my acrylics chipped, so I figured I'd try out a new salon since I was parked in the shopping center anyway. If I'm in the area again, I'll drive elsewhere to avoid Lee Spa Nails. As far as the Durham/Chapel Hill area goes, this is one of the largest salons I've been in. It is nicely decorated and clean with a sleek, modern decor and pillar candles throughout. I lingered awkwardly in the doorway until the woman who may be the manager looked up from her conversation with a regular to ask me what I wanted done. I ended up waiting for about 15 minutes to be seated for my fill-in--the place was packed. The technician who did (the first half of) my fill-in was perfectly friendly, but he took off all my previous acrylics and redid everything rather than just filling in, like I had requested. I try to avoid this if I can because it is very painful to have half of your fingernail ripped/peeled off. I was obviously flinching, and he said that I "shouldn't make him nervous." Some bits of acrylic were more stubborn and difficult to remove and for those he pulled out some wooden, medieval looking instrument. The whole thing just made me nervous that he was going to really hurt me. I mean, it hurt enough already, but I was expecting blood to be drawn, that's how rough he was. He also had his phone ring in the middle of filing the nails down. He took the call, stopped doing my nails, and spoke to the guy on the phone about ordering a sprinkler system for his house. The manager/hostess who greeted me came over after he had finished the acrylic and said I had to go sit somewhere else and she would do my polish because my technician had to help someone else. I had to get up and move to another chair at the opposite end of the salon and have her greet customers, polish my nails, and take multiple phone calls all at the same time. She said they were short-staffed by about 10 people who were on vacation. Everyone seemed panicked and rushed, so the whole experience was just chaotic because they were so stressed. My bill? $33, for a fill in? That's about $10 more than I'm used to paying for the same thing, just with significantly better customer service. With tip I paid $40. Last time I got my nails done, I got a fill-in and pedicure for $52, and it was much better. They get a second star for a good color selection and being moderately friendly. read more

If I could give more than 5 stars I would! I moved here a few years ago and I am super picky when it comes to my nails. It took me a while to find my perfect spot, but this is it! I have been getting my pedi and gel mani there for more than two years now. They have hundreds of gel colors, comfy massage chairs and a party room (perhaps for a bridal party). Thai is my favorite there and is a very skilled nail technician; he's meticulous, detail oriented and does nice nail art too!! The owners are super sweet and accomodating. Lastly, Dee behind the bar (yes there's a bar!!) is such a great hostess. Whether it's prosecco, tea, coffee with bailey's...she's got you covered. And soft drinks are free before 10am (I think). Anyway, a must visit nail spa, for sure. read more