$70 for shellac mani pedi . 2 x cuticles bleeding . Used completely different colours than I requested ... Furious they just choose a similar colour . Hot Stone massage lovely but over in 1 minute . Go elsewhere Read Less

The women were sweet and professional. I was there about 1pm on a Monday, didn't feel rushed nor did it take too long - about an hour and a half for a pedicure, shellac manicure, and eyebrow wax. Prices were also competitive with other salons in the area. Read Less

Didn't even look up when I walked in. Put a dirty towel on me. Seat dirty. I asked for no cutting of my cuticles and she started to do it and was trying to argue that I had to have it done. Otherwise the pedicure was good. But place just feels dirty. But if you don't care about that kinda stuff they got the job done quick. Read Less

I asked for my eyebrows tinted lightly and emphasised this on 4 occasions including as she was choosing the colour but I get darkest black because she thought it was better . I am blonde.I will not be back .the least I expect is to be listened to. Read Less

I was probably the first customer to arrive on a Saturday morning so the salon was empty. Despite there being 5 memwbers of staff the quality of my pedicure was awful & I felt like it was rushed. I actually could've done a better job myself. A waste of my time and money! Read Less

Walked in off the street because it was the only nail salon I noticed in the first week in the area. The full range of services span from cheap to relatively expensive, but I'm not looking for some exotic treatment - just a simple manicure. Did well to take off stuck-on metallic polish from my last selection. Patient and friendly throughout the process, maybe more chatting than I'm prone to but pleasant enough. The floors, walls, surfaces, etc. were a bit dusty so I personally wouldn't want to go in the back for wax or something that required higher hygiene levels. Also a bit fast in actually applying the polish - didn't get as far into the corners as I would myself sitting at home, but then I'm also willing to peel off and remove extra smudges which wouldn't go over well for a professional. The chairs are comfortable enough and they've got a drying table with all the glossy trash mags a girl could want. Would go back, but only for a basic mani again - $18 can't be beat, doesn't matter if it wasn't 5 stars. Read Less

Classic Nails stole one hour of my life that I can never, ever get back. I walked in off the street one afternoon because I wanted to get Shallac on my fingers. I didn't have an appointment, so I wasn't surprised when I was asked to sit and wait 15 minutes. About 20 minutes later I was seated.I had asked the price of Shellac when I first walked in and was told $20. What a deal, I thought. After waiting, I was then told that if I wanted a whole manicure, I was going to have to pay $38. I opted for a shape, buff and polish instead- that was the $20 one. In a classic miscommunication, I was told that my cuticles would be attended to, but in reality, this was only included in the $38 version. In a flustered and mixed-up decision, I chose to keep on with my cheapskate treatment (which is ridiculous of me, who wants a nice polish done on overgrown and pealing cuticles??). That aside, my manicurist when to work Shellacing. I had gotten this done at a couple other places before and was pretty familiar with the procedure. After 30 minutes of applying coats and setting under the heat (as per normal), it became very clear that something was wrong. The polish hadn't set correctly and was playable and bubbly. She looked at me and said, "Something wrong, pick new color." What?? Not being happy with my decision to forgo the proper manicure and also being incredibly short of time (I had already been there an hour), I asked her to please just take it all off. I was going to leave. After some heated Vietnamese conversations with the other staff, she set out hastily removing the Shallac. When she was done, my nails looked dehydrated and basically, like total crap. She looked up at me, straight faced and said "Okay, wash your hands and then you can go." With that I took my annoyed self and my shitty looking nails and stormed out of that little shop, vowing never to return. Read Less