My daughters and I went there for the first time a few weeks ago they loved their nails and I love my pedicure , nice staff and clean place , they just need a mat for the door when this weather so people dosent slip when coming in :) besides that everything perfect ! Coming back soon! Read Less

Loved this place I am a last minute person, so on Sunday when I called, they said they we're open I was on my way, I wasn't expecting to find a placed that I liked so much, the employees are awesome and great at what they do, I am very happy and am definitely coming back!! Read Less

The shop is very clean and spacious. They have plenty of pedicure chairs and manicure tables. They have a variety of colors to choose from whether it's regular polish or gel. My gel/no chip nails lasted a whole month with NO CHIP in them whatsoever. My toes with regular polish also stayed the same for a whole month. I got a pedicure and my feet came out looking nice and fresh. Read Less

Dont let any of the men give you pedicures, they are extremely rough! My last visit I had to ask 3 times to shorten the nails, and that was after I was sat in the chair for 27 mins, water had turned ice cold before some one came to give my pedicure. Sad thing was they had at least 5 employees working and I was 1 out of 2 customers. Read Less

they do a good job with nails and they have a good selection of colors but i went thier to get my eyebrows done for homecoming and she made them entirely to thin.I don't recommend getting your eyebrows done here if u like you shape and just want a clean up . Read Less

My daughter had her nails done this morning as a treat following a period off ill health. She was seen by Cath who treated her like a princess and was incredibly patient. I 100% recommend Studio K and will be back soon. Big thank you from me and NansiRead Less

At first the moment I walked in I was seated which I liked but the guy rushed through it and its been a week. I got a new full set and they are falling off. Its awful. I'm not going back and I wasted money. Read Less

I love this place! I have been coming here for over 2 years and I've never left unhappy. This place very nice, clean, they have a large selection of gel colors to choose from, too. Everyone work here very friendly. Thanks all. Read Less

This place has given me three of the worst sets of acrylic nails I've ever gotten. They don't listen and are bossy most of the time and seldom greet you at the door. I posted pictures to show my nails. The lady cut me with the emery board, dug her nails into mine to where I flinched and had to take my nails away, refused to cut my nails shorter than they were, and made all of my nails uneven length. The rest of them were oddly shaped and the nail polish was all over my cuticles and clumpy. When I went back and politely asked for a refund since I was leaving for vacation the next day and that's why I got my nails done they were overly rude and treated me like garbage. I paid $45 for terrible nails and even tipped the lady $10 when she didn't deserve it at all. This is the third time my nails have been bad there and this is the last time I will ever spend a dime there. 3 other people have also told me horror stories about this place. DO NOT GO HERE. Read Less

This was my third and last trip to this nail salon.  I took my Mom who's partially handicapped for a manicure/pedicure and the nail technician whom was an older woman as well was extremely rude and bossy towards my Mom.  She did a horrible job on her feet and the polish on her fingernails looked even worse.  The Health Department needs to make a visit to this facility and make sure all technicians are currently licensed.  I really think they will find some discrepancies.  Don't waste your time going in this place. Read Less

Love my shellac nails. Second set after the first set lasting 4 weeks not one chip smudge or break. And the colour changing ones were great for my holiday in ibiza. Great conversation with the girls too Read Less

Love this salon. They always take their time to painted my nails perfectly and everyone is very friendly. Salon is cozy and clean. Tools are always in good condition. I suggest making an appointment. Read Less

Awful had my eyebrows waxed on Friday wasn't taken to a proper room or seat. Place looked a bit grubby and I was only given a tiny cracked mirror to look in, got home and my eyebrows have no shape and are still untidy. But worse than that above and below each brow and at the top of my forehead where some wax was accidentally dripped, I have come out in huge hives, looks and feels awful, also twice the price of my usual salon. I wish i had stuck to my usual place instead of coming to studio k spur of the moment! Read Less

Absolutely awful. Charged full price to paint my children's nails and they came off within an hour. I went back to get them redone and same again. This was Christmas eve. Phoned today and had the phone put down on me. Read Less

At first sight my daughter's nails looked good, But on closer inspection the points weren't even, The colour wasn't neatly applied around the top of the nail.And her thumb nail was two big for her nail which has caused her pain...Definitely won't be going back or recommending!!! Read Less

Trapped in Hobart by a deep fear and abiding hatred of rush hour traffic on a Thursday afternoon, I was wondering what to do with myself in the two hours before I could reasonably get on I-94 and head back for Chicago. Find a park? Nope, I had a fresh pie and my laptop to keep safe. Hang out at a coffeehouse? None in Hobart than I knew. Eat? Not after a nice late lunch in downtown Hobart. Pulling out on Lake Park Avenue/a.k.a. Route 51 in Hobart, a fortuitous surge in traffic meant I had to sit and stare off into space for a few minutes. And, lo and behold, my eyes fell on Hobart Nails & Spa, in the strip mall on the north side of Route 51 - I could get a pedicure!Gentle Reader, you must know that this would not be my #1 way to kill time. Indeed, the last pedicure I had was maybe 15 years ago - it wasn't so great, my feet hurt afterward, and I felt no desire to repeat the experience. My hands are steady enough to apply polish to my toenails, so there was no need to pay someone else for the privilege. But, stranded in Hobart, strange impulses arise. I entered, asked for a pedicure, and was told there'd be a 10-minute wall. I was instructed to pick a color of polish from a large display in the front room. Being old and boring, I passed by all the sparkles, neons, and chose a deep red.There are six nail stations in the back room. The only man working there turned out to be my technician. He told me to put my feet in the bowl and gave me a list of pedicure choices - hot wax, extra smelly stuff, whatever. I went with the basic $25 service. He was very businesslike, which was fine with me. The only laugh I got from him was when I said, you'll have to tell me what to do here. I haven't had a pedicure in at least 15 years. For some reason, everyone within hearing range thought that was hysterical.He worked quickly but confidently. My toenails were clipped, my cuticles were smoothed, my toes were buffed, the soles of my feet were efficiently and comfortably smoothed and scraped (fyi, I work on my feet almost every day myself, so there were already in decent shape), and my lower legs were scrubbed with a scented salt scrub up to my knees. He applied the polish quickly and evenly, and led me out to the drying station, telling me to give it a good 15 minutes under the dryer, since I was wearing shoes, not open-toed sandals. Then he said, "you want to pay me now?" Yep, guess so.I showed off my feet at work today, and they were universally admired by women who think getting a pedicure is as necessary as bathing - and that's a lot. I don't work with dirty or smelly people. For me, the pedicure process was just fine, but I'm still not sold on it. It was okay. I got what I paid for. I really don't see the great appeal that other women seem to feel.Hobart Nails & Spa could improve the customer service a little bit by saying hello, smiling, and offering a cup of water. When I got taken over to the drying station, my throat was parched. I asked the man, could I get a drink of water? He seemed surprised. Isn't it a normal courtesy to offer water? He returned with a small bottle of water, which I sucked down fast. The lack of warmth and small courtesies bring my rating from 5 stars to 4 stars.If I'm stuck in Hobart again, I would consider getting another pedicure. But I'm in no big hurry to get the procedure again. It was okay. As inexperienced as I am with pedicures, maybe my lack of a "wow factor" means I didn't get the best pedicure ever.Oops - almost forget. The chair you sit in during the pedicure is an automated massage chair. Your back and butt get pummeled by a machine for the whole time. It felt very weird to me. It kept my ass from falling asleep, but that's about the only benefit. I'd had a 90-minute full body massage the day before, and believe you me, the chair wasn't very pleasant. I'll take a real, professional massage by a human being any day of the week. So it's a "meh" for me on the chair. Read Less