Honestly it's economical and they are also personable. We've been to various other salons in the surrounding areas and we keep coming back to Kim's. My daughters and I have agreed that this is our go to. Read Less

I have been going here since I was 15 years old and I'm 30 now. No matter how long it has been since my last visit (I'm talking years,) they always remember me and great me with a big smile! They take their time and do a fantastic job! I highly suggest. Read Less

One of the best pedicures ever! They are super friendly and fun. Christine is amazing and a perfectionist with nails. My daughter got a French manicure for homecoming and it looked great but didn't last, that's why I knocked off a star. However, my pedicure still looks great after 5 weeks! Read Less

They made fun of my step cousin who had a condition and was mentally challenged, thinking I couldn't understand them. I became very frustrated and uncomfortable after that so I called her out on it and I left, my nails were not finished. The owner said he didn't want any trouble and to leave, he said I didn't have to pay since they were done, as I was heading to my car, a woman came out crying and yelling saying I can't leave until I pay and if I didn't, she would call the police, so I walked back in, had them take the half finished job off and left and she called me every name in the book. Definitely not a good place. The job that they did do was streaky. I do not recommend. It's cheap and inexpensive compared to other nail salons, but I'm guessing there's a reason why! Read Less

Go here only if you are desperate.  Ninety percent of the work done on your nails is done with a Dremmel tool sander. They literally sand your cuticle off and when it starts to bleed, they accuse you of being tender. All of their polish has been thinned down to make them go further. Watch out for the razor blading of your heels and callouses.  They rarely know when enough is enough. Most times they are not even looking at your nails when they're working on them. And the incessant chatter in Vietnamese among the workers will drive you crazy.  They are cheap and you can get in without an appointment but you get what you pay for. Read Less

I was a little skeptical of "Kim's" nail salon.  But  I have gotten about 10 manicures and six pedicures and have been very satisfied. Everyone, including the customers are very friendly.  I don't always need to have an appointment which helps if I find some extra time.  I think you will like them if you try them a couple times. Read Less

I got a full set of acrylics here and it was the worst I have ever gotten. They began to separate just a few days later and I ended up having them removed elsewhere. I would not recommend them to anyone. Read Less

Not a fan. Not even a little bit.There was a group of us getting pedicures for a wedding and an appointment had been made here. Unfortunately, they were not able to accommodate all 7 of us at once, so 3 appointments were made at different times. We were all bummed, although I'm not sure why we didn't choose to make appointments elsewhere.+ I came in by myself about an hour earlier than my appointment to get a manicure. I did not have to wait long for my walk-in manicure, which I appreciated!- They had a child, maybe 7 or 8 years old, processing the payments! Before the technician began the nail polish application, he asked if I wanted to pay. I wondered if I should add the tip before or after and he said after (sometimes nail salons don't let you enter the tip when you sign your slip, so I usually ask first). I handed him my credit card and he gave it to the little girl. When she brought the slip back, he asked if I had cash for a tip. I said no, that I was hoping to put it on my card. Annoyed, he asked how much I wanted to tip, asked the little girl to give me a refund and then run my card again for the total amount including the tip. - The polish was applied very very thickly with a thick top coat. When I was driving home, I noticed air bubbles(see my picture!) and a crackly appearance on many of my nails. I wish I had paid closer attention while I was at the nail salon so I could've said something, but it wasn't worth driving back to complain about a $12 manicure.- There were two of us with appointments for a 5:15 pedicure. We both showed up at the same time(earlier than the appointment) and there were 4 pedicure chairs open, but for some reason, they would not let us sit next to each other, which we thought was very weird. They insisted that another patron sit between us, even after we tried to explain that we were together. We wanted to talk, but felt rude talking across the lady seated between us.- I had scraped the top of one of my feet earlier in the morning playing with my nephew, but didn't think it would be a huge deal during the pedicure. I was wrong- I mentioned it to my technician and I'm sure I'm crazy, but it honestly seemed like she was rubbing my little scratch with nail polish remover and scrubbing it with the pumice stone on purpose. It hurt like heck!!There are definitely much better nail salons in the area. I won't be coming to Kim's again. Read Less