Pedicure and wax was very thorough. Im very pleased with my service here. Didnt feel rushed!read more

Stopped in this morning, my first visit to this salon and I will definitely be back. Friendly,…read morecourteous, and professional, and my nails look great thank you Tai!

Don't be in a hurry. They do a good job but it takes forever to to get to a tech. Even called…read moreahead and asked if I could get in within 30 minutes. Then after arriving still waited and hour for a tech.

I just went to Happy Nails and am so happy I did! Katheryn was wonderful. It was a relaxing break…read morefrom a long drive. I will come back each time I am in town. Thank you for making my nails beautiful!

Repeat customer here...(now) If you want a truly relaxing…read moremani/pedi, go see Holly and Joe! My first visit was a very pleasant experience, not rushed, in a no stress environment. Holly was patient with me as I'm a diabetic, she's careful and thorough, I highly recommend you check out this family owned salon!

I was a new client today and Holly did my pedicure very efficiently and it turned out absolutely…read morebeautiful. Granted it's hard to make wide duck feet look great but she did it. Ha!

Relocating to a new area is difficult; especially, when you make attempts to identify quality…read moreservices. When I entered the establishment earlier in the day, there was a younger white woman and a middle-aged Vietnamese man present. They both were engaged in conversations with two white guest. Both made direct eye contact with me, yet neither greeted me, welcomed me in, or instructed me to sign in -- which is the standard and expected process when a patron enters your business. The lack of basic acknowledgment was immediately noticeable and unprofessional. Due to a prior meeting, I had to leave before being seen. I returned at 2:30 PM and signed in for a gel polish change. At that time, there were three white customers seated in pedicure chairs. The same young white woman approached them without ever looking in my direction or acknowledging my presence, despite my being clearly seated and waiting. At 2:39 PM -- twenty-one minutes before closing -- the Vietnamese gentleman approached me. As I began explaining the service I was requesting, he interrupted me to state that the salon closes at 3:00 PM. The interaction was abrupt and dismissive. The contrast in treatment was apparent. The only plausible explanation, outside of a severe lapse in professionalism and customer service standards, is that my ethnicity did not warrant the same courtesy extended to the white patrons in the salon. I ultimately chose to take my business to Venus Spa down the street, where I was greeted immediately upon entering and offered water while I waited -- the baseline standard of hospitality any paying customer should expect.

I had a pedicure. I asked the guy to please be gentle since I had an ingrown toe nail. he…read moreimmediately shoved the tool into my toes as if he was trying to dig a ditch i told him to stop. Then he proceeded to do the pedicure at the fastest pace ever. It was the WORST pedicure in my entire life. And I'm over 50 and been getting my nail a feet done for years. Paid $40 for a 15 minute horrible experience .

This nail salon is very "iffy". Sometimes I get good nails and sometimes I immediately want to go…read moreget them done somewhere else. I have been in here plenty of times and each time is a different experience when it comes to customer service, representation, and services. An example would be that one time I came in and the woman who did my nails was in her pajamas with no bra or shoes on and would stop in the middle of doing my nails and go eat.