I live in the Baltimore area and only come in when I'm up visiting my fiance. I've never had any issue...until Saturday. I booked an appointment online a few days prior for 2pm on Saturday. I got several texts over the next few hours stating that my appointment was rescheduled for two other times, with the last at 2:30. I didn't mind because my day was flexible anyway. A few hours before my 2:30 appointment I got a text and email asking me to confirm my appointment via the square app. I did and I got a green message that my appointment was confirmed. I go in, and the gentlemen there said that Mary (my assigned nail tech) was sick and that he had messaged me that my appointment was cancelled. I advised him I got no such message, either through email or text. He comes over and shows me his phone for a quick second then pulls it back towards him "proving" he had messaged me over the square app (nice try). I said that if he had, I would have been notified via text or email that I had a message in the app. The whole time he was extremely condescending and borderline accusing me of lying. I showed him the messages I had received as well as emails that there was absolutely nothing showing my appointment had been cancelled (I didn't point this out to him, but why would the same app he says he messaged me over ask me to confirm my appointment??). Not only that, he didn't even have the decency to offer to reschedule my appointment. Nothing. I noticed some prior reviewers talking about a condescending guy and no doubt it's this same tool. He's never done my nails but I've heard him make snide remarks in the past. Nothing overtly inappropriate but I always got a bad vibe from him. I'm sure it's hard being a "guy" and working in such an emasculating profession as doing nails but don't take it out on your customers and don't borderline accuse the customer of lying when they show you proof they're not. So, this place needs to: #1 Have the decency to call customers when something like this happens. It seems to work for every other business on planet Earth. #2. Fix their appointment/messaging system. It's 2022. This s*** is not that complicated. #3. Don't hire sexually frustrated,emasulated beta males. 4. While this doesn't bother me personally, there is a lot of cussing and juvenile behavior (one of the fat technicians frequently comments about paying customers' appearances which I find kind of ironic), and which I know might bother some customers. The owner is married to a guy that owns a restaurant downtown so I have a feeling this is just a play job that she (and her family who are the other employees) don't really take all that seriously. They do a pretty good job but there is too much petty bull**** to deal with here. Save yourself the headache and go elsewhere. I know I will be. read more