Attention to detail today was lacking- my mom and I went to get gel pedicures and even though the…read morestaff was attentive and lovely, we are noticing bare edges that weren't painted, and it hardly looks like the callous on my big toe was worked on. I go to a place in East Hampton now that costs about the same for a gel pedicures and with just a "classic" (no frills) service, they INCLUDE a 5 minute massage of each leg (set a timer and show you) and you get the exfoliating as well as some lotion- you feel like a million bucks after (or a billion, with inflation these days)... Nail House doesn't seem "worth it" anymore by comparison. With that being said, its conveniently located (not the most ideal parking lot) and is very clean, friendly and accommodating.

I absolutely do NOT recommend this nail salon. My mother and I went in for scheduled pedicures,…read moreboth of us requesting gel polish. What we received was nothing short of a disaster. First off, my mom's nail tech had no clue what she was doing. She started scrubbing my mom's feet without even submerging them in water--how is that even possible for a proper pedicure? Then, when it came time to paint her nails, my mom had two broken nails. She repeatedly told the tech they were broken and needed acrylics, but the tech ignored her and then accused her of not mentioning the issue. Seriously? The situation got worse when the owner stepped in. Not only did they leave my mom sitting there with no one working on her for 20 minutes, but she was surrounded by all the techs, talking in a different language, making my mom feel extremely uncomfortable. Finally, someone came over to finish her pedicure--but by then, my mom was already distressed and humiliated. Then came the bill. The owner charged us $175 for two pedicures--and swiped my mom's card without even confirming the price or services with us. We were told the gel polish would be $55, but clearly, that wasn't the case. To top it all off, the nails started falling off 24 hours later. This place is not only unprofessional but downright rude and money-hungry. The owner is a condescending liar, and the entire experience was horrendous. Save yourself the stress and DO NOT go here

I stopped in for a regular manicure. First of all, I had trouble communicating with the folks what…read moreI wanted services, etc. Really unlike any other place. For my regular manicure, she got out the nail clippers. Usually they ask me how much I want cut down but she didn't. I looked down the next thing. I know she has cut off all my nails, which were quite long. They are nubs. I don't know on what planet you cut off the nails. But again, very hard to communicate with. I'm not going back. They are also all about cash shaming you if you have to use a card.

I got a gel manicure done a few days before Valentine's Day. I went with my friend and we didn't…read morehave an appointment, but they still got us in fairly quickly. For 2 manicures and 2 small decals it came out to be $70. The very next day after getting my nails done, not only did the polish come partially off of my nail, but my nail broke. I didn't even get to enjoy it for a day. The last time I went here, my nails were so brittle they took 4 months to actually grow back and stop breaking. I feel like they shave your nail beds down too much so they become so fragile. I thought it was a one time thing, but I don't think I'll be going back

I've been going there for 10 years. They do an amazing job…read more They book appointments & also accept walk-ins. Their powder manicures last several weeks.

Love the dry polish. Stayed perfect, like same day perfect, for about 2.5 months! Love all their…read moreservices from manicures to pedicures and everything in between.

I've been here many times over the past few years. I live out of state but go with my mom when I'm…read morein town visiting. It's very important to me that the place is clean, plays relaxing music, and smells good - if a salon smells like the awful chemicals they use, I can't take it. We usually get regular pedicures and either regular or gel manicures. The nail techs always do an excellent job - thorough and precise. My mom has extremely short nails which she bites and they are kind and help her feel less embarrassed as they care for her hands and teach her to do better herself. It's a little pricey compared to my home state salon but I think it's standard for this area. There are many good reasons that keep me returning as does Mom who eschewed salons for years due to self-consciousness about her nails. Keep up the great job, Uponavon!

My daughter brought me to Uponavon Nail Spa for Mother's Day today. She has been going here for…read moreawhile now and had only great things to say about it. I am very picky, but I must say, it was an incredible experience! My gel spa pedicure was fabulous followed by a relaxing 10 minute massage by Peter! Very clean, professional and welcoming!

I had no appointment but they took me right away just for a gel polish change. Not busy at the time…read moreso I was able to get up polish change quickly. Quality of the actual pedicure -- for the price that I paid for a polish change -- absurd! I paid $45 for gel polish change with no extras. Very disappointed in my experience! Later that day I noticed that the polish is bumpy and there are ridges and bumps where it should be smooth.

This place has had many names throughout the years, but still has the same clean look inside which…read moreis good. I had a male do my pedicure and he was very gentle, almost too gentle with the nail cleaning part. But the massage part was awesome. I did the $62 lavender pedicure which lasted about 40 minutes. I came on a Wednesday evening and it was very quiet.

I have gotten two manicures there to date. There's nothing extra about the salon. They do the bare…read moreminimum. I asked them to cut my nails today and they cut them down to the quick. That's not what I was expecting. Please be very specific when you want your nails trimmed my nails were very long and I just want them trimmed little bit.

Awful place and rude staff. This was barely 1 hr following the service. The polish continued to…read morelift and shift even the next day...it never dried. Stay away, good reviews are likely fraudulent.

They took me as a walk in. The lady removed a thick layer of what was acrylic from my previous…read moremanicure. Very kind and easy to understand. I chose a very light pink dip color and it came out so pretty and demure.

I tried Nobly nails yesterday as a walk in client and had a top notch experience!…read more It feels and smells more like a day spa than a nail salon (lemongrass essential oils are used on some of the hot towels) Guisella was the young lady who did my gel manicure and she took her time to confirm I was pleased with the length and shape of my nails before moving forward with next steps. A short neck massage (optional) is also included. I will be back!

always a great experience, michelle and john genuinely care about their clients and they make you…read morefeel at home, like you are family.

Great experience. Everyone was so sweet and helpful. Great pedicure - for $40, they even include a…read more10-minute foot/leg massage. Would definitely go back.

From the moment you enter, they make you feel welcome. Very professional clean and Gaby is a…read moreamazing nail tech. The level of detail and time they take is something you normally don't see. Other salons rush you through and out the door before you can blink. This place takes the time and really wants to make sure your experience is perfect.

I was a professional in the spa industry (specifically nails) for nearly a decade. I have been…read morelooking for my favorite nail salon, and I regret to inform you, this is not it. I was very happy when I called to make an appointment and the woman on the front desk was kind, helpful and understandable. when I arrived the salon was clean, empty (but it was a Monday) and I liked the atmosphere, the light jazz was a good touch. I put up no argument and gladly opted for the most expensive spa pedicure. The tech nicked the top of my right toe (sensitive skin) with a nail file. luckily it didn't bleed but as the pedicure went on she sprayed my toes with pure alcohol several times and wow that burned. as an industry professional she should have been using something like sea breeze (it would have been ok only to wipe the nail with alcohol not spray it over the tops of the feet. it progressed when (and this happens almost everywhere) she violently exfoliated my legs with scrub. I'm not here to solicit free advice but scrub does the work on its own, a gentle touch is all you need. I don't want to have my skin scrubbed off: again. ow! The massage was hurried, and missed the key sensory points -- all I can say is there shouldn't be any rushed or hurried movements in the spa industry, to be blunt the massage just didn't feel good, it also lacked pressure. I skipped my manicure all together, but the tech redeemed herself on the back massage as I was drying which delivered the pressure and key tension spots but overall I don't know if I would go back. Still on the hunt for the best spot.