A good massage: After trying out several Asian massages for…read morethe past two months, I would rate todays massage by Lucy a very good one. Most of them had been back rubs but this one really left me feeling slightly sore but completely relaxed. I had had one like this at Serenity when the manager gave me one but the second time was pleasant but not nearly strong enough. This location at, "The Mall", left a little less privacy than may be desired however, if you are not embarrassed about exhibiting your nakedness, there is no problem. The use of multiple screens affords you some privacy. Lucy was very strong and accommodating but I do wish she would have taken more liberties in touching my body. Maybe after returning several times, as is my plan, she might just feel more comfortable touching me without the need for covering my body with a sheet. I have already purchased several more massages through Groupon, which turns out to be a big savings over the price charged at the door.

Had a very stiff neck and shoulder pain, stopped in and was taken immediately. The women was…read moreamazing and incredibly strong! She worked out all the knots :)

Cancellation policy is horrible. I canceled my membership before it expired. I had one more massage…read moreleft and because I didn't use it within 60 days of my membership ending they canceled it and had the nerve to ask me if I wanted to schedule an appointment at full price. Essentially, they stole $80. They're unfriendly unprofessional and I would never recommend their services.

I love the tranquility room while you wait for your massage therapist to arrive!Very relaxing .You…read moredefinitely forget about being in a very busy plaza !

Classy Nails became the site of a losing bet, one in which I succumbed to and at the laughing…read moreexpense of my friend living in Hartford. So instead of a free lunch, I was to pay for her mani and pedi, while receiving one of my own. I was assured this would be a pleasant experience and was convinced that both men and women come to nail salons to get pampered. There is a first time for everything, so why not? A couple of guys in the place who were getting pedis tried to give me a high five and while I cracked a smile and a nod, it was probably obvious this was going a impressionable first time. When they sat me down to soak my fingers in water, I overheard the Vietnamese girl doing my nails that this was going to be fun. My friend smiled and daydreamed away as her girl was primping her fingers into a flawless finish and an immaculate shine. Somehow during the pedicure, I managed to relax and enjoy a small foot massage while soaking my tired feet in water. I thought to myself, "Maybe this isn't so bad after all" and "Why didn't I do this more often? There are dudes in here enjoying the same thing." My fingernails actually looked nice and the glossy nail polish gave me pianist hands again (something I didn't have since I was young). Then my girl took out her tools and I began to get nervous. She conversed in Vietnamese with another woman, who was working on my friend's feet. My friend was nearly asleep from the vibrating chair and her girl was using some tool to peel her heel like she was peeling a potato. As sheets of skin fell from the bottom of her foot, I was more in shock than I was disgusted. Eventually they started grating her foot and producing flakes / grains of skin, almost like a server at the Olive Garden grating cheese just without the pasta. My girl eventually told me I was lucky to have taken care of my foot so much but I really think she was just being lazy. As she cut my toenails, I noticed this murky red ink like substance in the water, and I soon realized ... it was my blood. She nicked the top part of my big toe and while I didn't feel any pain, she clenched on my big toe and blood seeped through her gloves like it was an operating room. She gripped on it with some gause and said "Sorry!" in a heavy accent and a facial expression full of anguish and regret. This is not good. Event though the bleeding stopped, the damage was already done. My grumpiness hit all time high and I wanted nothing more than to pay and get out. As part of the my losing deal, I was to pay for my friend's mani/pedi as well and when my card was rung up for $84 (not including tip) I just shook my head and said, "What a win for you." She smiled back and said, "Yes. You ready to buy lunch?" FML.

HORRIBLE PLACE! so overpriced. They do a bad job for almost $40 for a basic basic gel manicure. I…read morewas so disappointed. If you are paying that much, you want at least a hot towel massage...nothing. DO NOT GO HERE! Ruined my day.

I also found this place through a living social deal- but it…read moreexpired before I could make an appointment. So they let me use my credit to come in later, but it was a bit of a disappointment. We were a couple minutes late, and it finished early, so instead of a full 60 minutes, I got 45. But despite the shortened massage finishing before an hour, I still had to pay for the full price! They were flexible with scheduling and contact via email, but my therapist wasn't engaging and didn't talk much. My friend enjoyed her massage, and her therapist was great- both of them had just the right touch!

My boyfriend and I went here for a couple's massage this weekend (yay Living Social Deals!). When I…read morefirst walked in I thought it looked kind of small and didn't have really high expectations. Very glad I was wrong... this was seriously one of the BEST (if not the best) massages I've ever had. The women were professional, friendly and generated relaxing vibes. The woman working on me found places I was holding tension and knots in my body that I had no idea existed. By the end of the session, I felt completely relaxed and rejuvenated. I was also provided with stretching techniques, which I really appreciated. I've gone to a bunch of places before and no one has ever offered stretching techniques. We will definitely be back! Alas, no place is perfect, so here are a few of the downsides: There is some background noise from surrounding businesses that can be heard above the music, there is only one chair in the waiting area which was a little awkward, and most importantly, couple's massages here cost less than at the Art of Touch, which is also located in Newington (see my review for there as well).

Nail Tique is one of the most hit or miss and almost impossible to accurately review nail salons I…read morehave ever been to. The quality of the mani or pedi you leave here with is so hard to predict, it depends entirely on the day, time, and person you have. For a lot of people, that is a deal breaker. For ME even that is usually a deal breaker. But unfortunately the people I meet up with to have nails done every 2 weeks pick this place every time. I cannot in good conscious give this place a 1 star review, because that would be incredibly unfair to the few 5 star nail technicians I have had. But I also cannot give it a 5 star review because of the COMICALLY horrible work that some if the other technicians I have had have done. In the past I have left here with gel so incorrectly applied that the whole piece of polish has slid off half my nails by the time I got home. I have had the incorrect polish color applied be past two times I've been here because their gel color palettes to choose from are so old the colors don't even match up. And like so many other nail salons, they are famous for having you show up for your appointment and because of how packed the place is you ask "How long is the wait?" They always answer, "Oh just 5 minutes, have a seat." But without fail 30 minutes later you're still sitting there waiting. When it comes down to it, I blame ownership and management for not having more consistency in the ability of the people who work here. Some are exceptional, and some are exceptionally bad. Don't ask me why I keep coming back. I really don't have an answer for you.

terrible staff & service. never again. I wanted a simple pedicure and way too overpriced for a…read morelousy job. I had to ask the VERY rude technician several times to please fix the messy nail polish and awful job cutting cuticles.

I had a great experience at this salon. I usually go for a gel manicure and pedicure. They have a…read moregreat selection of colors (OPI, Shellac and the newest Essie gel...) and very reasonable price. The owner , Michelle does nails and she is extremely attentive and makes sure that my nails are perfect down to the very last detail. She also makes sure I was comfortable. All staff are very friendly and professional. I am very happy to go there

I just moved from Texas and this nail shop was recommended to me. I made an appointment for a full…read moreset with gel builder and pedicure at 1pm on Saturday. When I came, I was told that was not the appointment I made. I have been getting my nails done for over 2 decades so I know that I said "full set with gel builder and a pedicure"multiple times when I was scheduling the appointment. Those are the services I get. I thought it was strange that only 3 people were working on a Saturday afternoon. The woman who was greeting customers kept going to talk to someone giving another customer a pedicure. (Full disclosure: I speak Spanish) I asked if there was a problem and she said she was going to start my nails. She cut my cuticles and filed my nail beds and then moved me to a pedicure chair because I was moving to get a pedicure. They moved me to a chair right next to someone and my keys, phone, and wallet needed to stay in my lap because the chairs were so close together only 1 side table could be up at a time. I was not shown a pedicure menu or asked what type of pedicure I wanted. At 2, my pedicure was done and I was told it was going to be longer until my nails were done. I decided I had enough and said just the pedicure is fine. They give a back massage through a plastic bag while your nails are drying. Will not be coming back.

This place only takes cash...which is a pretty outdated concept for a business to have and kind of…read moreannoying. They do have an atm machine that you can use if you don't have cash. I wasn't super impressed with the pedicure I received. It looked kind of janky and ended up chipping a couple days later. I did a manicure with the dipping powder and it was HORRIBLE! I got white and they caked so much of the dipping powder on that it looked like I had marshmallows attached to my fingers. It was not worth the money that I spent.

Regular manicure. My nails are not uniformly shaped, and after waiting 30 minutes my nails never…read moredried. I'm now sitting in my office 60 minutes after the color was put on and my nails are all smudged. I'm sorry but since when does it take more than 30-40 minutes to dry nails.

Terrible. Had to beg the girl to file my nails right?? Was told 35 on the phone got there and paid…read more49 for acrylics when I specifically had asked for gel. When I questioned the price they literally yelled at me lol. Come here if u wanna be ripped off shape looks terrible and bulky as well. As someone who's done nails before this is honestly ridiculous.

Happy with services very friendly techs. Enjoyed my hand…read moremassage after each nail service.

As far as foot massage places are concerned. This one "ain't so bad!" Easy to make an appointment…read more(and switch) if you need to. I agree that the music could be a bit louder. I also think they could attempt to block the light a bit more and the loudness from the restaurant or business next door is easily heard through the thin walls. As for the massage. I enjoyed it and for $35.00, it can't be beat. I wish they had been a bit firmer with the pressure but that is totally my fault. This place, although not as good as the massage place in Milford, is still a solid choice when you're in this area of the state.

Made an appt for 3:30. Arrived a few minutes early for them to tell me they took someone else in…read morealready and I'd have to wait 30 minutes. They did not call me to tell me before I drove all the way there. As a busy mom with a tight schedule, couldn't make that work. Will not return. They do not respect people's time.