I ABSOLUTELY love this place! I've been going here for the last six years, and the owner, his…read morestaff, and his daughter have all be incredibly wonderful. I went to get my nails done today to get ready for the holidays, and his daughter, Anna, took her time to get my nails done exactly as I showed her in the pictures. It took her two hours to get every detail, and her artwork cannot go unpraised. She was phenomenal, and if there were six or more stars I could give her, I would. Thank you so much, Anna, for getting my nails so perfect and for helping me exhume confidence as we head into the new year. 15/10 recommend this place!

This is a wonderful place to go for nails! The staff is always friendly and efficient. I have…read morenever been let down in quality and will continue to be a loyal customer.

Currently still sitting in the chair but so far Hung has been amazing very nice and polite man. I…read moretold him "sorry I didn't shave my legs" he giggled and said "yea me either" haha love it! For a classic pedi and I'm enjoying my self very clean salon. It's been years since I've been in a nail salon because most places are just so unsanitary... not here from what I'm seeing . His tools came from a sealed disinfectant bag and his nail file and buffer came from a brand new bag which seems to be sets that they have for which individual client. Makes me feel so good to know my health of my feet are being taken into account. I will return thanks so much!!!

I was visiting the area from Central Upstate NY & called for an appointment at 11:50 AM on 9/23/26…read more A woman who spoke excellent English, who I believe was the owner, answered & I asked if the salon used a blade on calluses and dry skin. I was told they did & thus booked an appt for 1 pm. I rushed to be there on time and checked in at 12:58. I was told to pick out a polish, but I brought my own so I didn't need to. I waited well over half an hour to be taken to a chair. The woman doing my pedicure was not even a little friendly & I thought, "She doesn't like doing this; that's for sure!" Initially, the water was so hot that I said, "ouch," and lifted my feet out of the water. I'm not a sissy and was surprised by how hot the water was. I forced myself to put my feet in and keep them there to get used to it, and she then cooled the water. I wish I had left then. Pushing my cuticles back was completely ineffective. The cuticles weren't softened from the water yet & she went through the motions after applying a blob of cuticle remover in one spot that she didn't spread onto the cuticle around the nail. Just a blob in one spot & then pushed my feet back into the water. I could tell this was going to be a waste of money & my time. Since I have had FIVE spinal surgeries & have multi-level fusions, I figured that it would be better than my own pedis. I couldn't have been more wrong. To cut to the chase, my nails looked BETTER before I came in than when I left & my sister agreed; she sat next to me during my pedi, as she didn't need one and there was an empty chair. When she came over with the "cheese grater", I said, "You aren't going to use a razor/blade? I called and was told on the phone that you do that here." Not wanting to create a scene and embarrass my sister, I accepted her explanation why she wasn't using one. She continued and applied the gel callus remover. When I do my own pedicures, I use either a GOOD "Cala" brand rough skin remover tool or a blade. The device that was used was not effective, nor was the purple artificial pumice, which I also have at home and use with professional callus remover gel. You need to use the cheese grater on DRY feet to really remove dry skin & and it cannot be the cheap, dull grater that was used. Soon the gentleman from the front of the salon came back & spoke to us about the misunderstanding over the use of a blade that somehow he was aware of. I could see from my position, looking down & not even leaning forward in my seat, jagged nail ends on two nails on my left foot. She had applied lotion, massaged my feet/legs & applied a hot towel. Then immediately applied a base coat & 2 successive coats of nail polish & then a top coat as quickly as she could & did NOT paint the tips of the nails nor did she even clean under my nails. In all my pedicures, I've never had the tips of the nails not painted. I couldn't help but notice that she had a woman waiting for a manicure whom she rushed over to start on immediately after putting my sandals on my feet, handing me a piece of paper with her name and 43 written on it. Of course, she thanked me and told me to wait ten minutes before getting up & paying/leaving. While waiting to leave, I was looking at my toes as was my sister. We were BOTH upset about how sloppy the nail polish was applied & confused as to WHAT had happened...I wasn't a walk-in...I'd scheduled an appt ONE HOUR prior, so what had happened in ONE hour that made me wait OVER a half hour & WHY was the woman so unhappy & rushed to finish me? I only tipped $7, which is not like me at all....and my sister, who lives in Sun City, told me I should not have tipped a penny. I did because she lives here & perhaps she will be a future customer. If she is, it will only be because of the cleanliness of the salon, the visual appeal & the convenient location. NOT because of our experience. I'm sure she'll be expecting a better experience. After we were in the car for a while & my feet were completely dry & all the lotions had absorbed well, we BOTH could see DRY skin on the ends of all my toes that I could pick off with my fingernails. Since it was MY own polish, we went home & after removing the dry skin, she repainted my nails. Neither of us has ever worked in a nail salon, yet BOTH of us can do a better job than was done today at this salon. No one wants to throw $50 away, yet that is what I did today. WHO took my call at 11:50 AM, booked my appt for 1 PM, which was apparently the wrong time if I had to wait OVER a half hour AND misinformed me? Had I known the woman who did my pedicure didn't like doing pedis and that your salon doesn't use a blade for callused skin, I wouldn't have WASTED $50.00!! Again, I live in NYS and am here visiting, so how would I know you can't use blades here? I called for THAT reason. Was not going to book an appt if I was told they didn't use a blade. I will most certainly share my experience.

I didn't have an appointment but they squeezed me into an already packed schedule…read more I ready needed a manicure and I was very pleased with the one I received. Clean salon and very nice workers

I had a great pedicure here. John did a wonderful job and was pleasant and easy to talk with…read more Reasonably priced also.

This place sucks. I tried to give them another chance but after today, no!…read more If you are a well gifted customer that has natural thick eyebrows, don't come here for an eyebrow wax! The first time, she did okay, I had to tell her that she missed some spots. The second time, I didn't say anything. I should've known when she didn't even gave me a mirror to look the after look. I work near by so I was rushing, next thing I know I'm in my car annoyeeeeeed! She did so good on one but on the other one she left me no hair!!!!

No matter what time of the year it is, LY will always do an amazing job on your nails. Her and her…read morehusband run a beautiful, clean salon and they're so pleasant to see every two weeks. I always make an appointment, and get seated as soon as I walk in. I've never been more satisfied with a salon than I have been with Modern Nails these last two years.

Finally got the chance to try this new nail salon! The salon has a really welcoming, friendly…read moreatmosphere and their complementary drink menu is great. You are instantly welcomed and asked about exactly what you want and you have time to weight out different options. I was looking for a structured builder gel manicure. And it was really excited to see that this salon offered that. And it was my first time getting this so I had some questions which were quickly answered. I didn't have to wait long at all and I booked my appointment online. In fact, I was 30 minutes early to my appointment and got in pretty quick. The color I got was OPI tickle my france-y with a Chrome overlay. I only points were that I didn't get any cuticle, trimmings or lotion with the massage at hand, which I usually expect in a manicure service. And the price was higher than I'm used to. But otherwise, this is a really pleasant experience, and I am excited to see how this lasts and come back!

This is the first nail salon I've been to that doesn't smell like it's soaked in chemicals…read more The space is modern, relaxing, and really clean. Lia gave me one of the best manis I've ever had. Some places don't take the polish all the way to the cuticles or don't take as much time on the cuticles as they do on the nails. She is super detailed and does both! If I lived in Savannah, this would be my go-to spot.

Really good customer service the gentleman who did my nails I believe is the owner. I will say it…read morewas a bit pricey from what I am used to paying I got dip with tip and it was $80 with the tip

On 8/7/26, my wife and I walked into the salon for two pedicures. A man at the front counter asked…read moreus to take a seat and wait. About two minutes later, while we were looking through the service book, he told us someone was ready for us. We were still deciding which pedicures to get because we had dinner reservations later and wanted to make sure we had enough time. After standing there for another couple of minutes while we decided, he told us, "There's another nail salon across the street if the price of our services is going to be an issue." We left immediately. At no point did we say or imply that price was an issue--we were simply deciding which service would work with our schedule. His assumption, tone, and the rushed nature of the interaction made us feel extremely unwelcome and unwanted. The comment felt like an ignorant and intentional microaggression, especially considering there was no reason for him to assume we couldn't afford their services. I see that most of the reviews here are positive, but unfortunately, our experience was anything but.

It was nice service the only thing I didn't like was the price. It was $50 for dip nails which is…read moremore than other places

While Hana is a very good nail tech and a sweet person, The business is very poorly run. Requesting…read moreher for specific day and time they say yes yes when you go in, there's no record of an appointment being made and she's already busy if I make an appointment I don't expect to be asked 30 minutes to wait. This has happened to me twice. I went somewhere else for a pedicure that was satisfactory, but no one does acrylics as well as Hana that I have found in Savannah. So to her I give five stars to the business and the owner I give minus one star.

I live Andy and Anne they are the best Andy has been doing my nails since 2020 I've been satisfied…read moresince day one

Very pleased with the service! I was nervous switching nail shops but after how I was treated at…read morethe last nail I needed to find another place to do nails. Glad I gave this place a shot because I will definitely be a returning customer, plus it's literally down the street from my house. Mr No did an excellent job with my pedicure and I love the toe design. I showed him the picture and he did exactly what I showed him! Definitely recommend Tiffany Nails! You won't be disappointed! Went back today to get a manicure. Dip, French with natural pink. Jolie did an amazing job and she had Excellent customer service!!! Definitely glad I switched nail shops. Will be returning again and again and again