worst place I ever been to. My nails look horrible . I also told the lady to clean my eyebrows a little . she did them extra thin . and on top of that she burned my skin .!!!! Do not waste your time they suck !! Read Less

That place is always empty & I know exactly why, the lady doesn't follow directions! I told her to clean up my eyebrows not to make them thin & she did the exact opposite of what I ask & one is thinner than the other 😒 she didn't even apologize!!!!! DO NOT I REPEAT DO NOT WASTE YOUR TIME OR MONEY!!!!!!!!!!!! Read Less

I've been to Miami Nails twice now. I like to give 2nd chances. Both times, nails were done poorly, chipped/peeled quickly. *Staff is friendly. *Place is cold and dirty looking. *Price is reasonable. Each time I was there, I was the only customer there. I don't think I will be visiting this establishment anytime soon unless I'm really desperate. Read Less

Wow - this place is horrible!  I visited because the location is so convenient (just off the pike).  I walked in without my glasses - lesson one for the day - ALWAYS wear your glasses when you walk in someplace new!  The place was filthy! (although only figured it out once my glasses went on!)  I did notice the polish choices were not the usual Essie and Opi but brands I had never heard of - I chose a polish that was labeled formaldehyde free - apparently that does not co-exist with long wearing or odor free (spoiler alert - my nails chipped on the second day - badly- although not to sorry because the polish smelled so strong that I was anxious to get it off anyway). The woman who did my nails was perfectly nice, although she just flicked the file in the direction of the nails which accomplished only in making the ends ragged so they catch on everything.  She slathered on the polish so thickly that it all pooled in my cuticles and the dryer is actually a UV light machine meant for gels.  Was not worth $12 - only reason it gets one star is that there is a no star option... hate to review small establishments poorly because I know everyone is trying to make a living, but don't throw your money away for a bad, unsanitary  manicure. Read Less

I would not go back to Miami Nails. I went there to get a gel manicure and pedicure. My pedicure was fine, although like other pedicures I have had, it chipped promptly two days later. My gel manicure was poorly done. First of all, they had very few color options to choose from. Secondly, the manicurist didn't trim the edges, so it started to peel just a few days later, because it was stuck to my skin. I wouldn't waste time here. I am giving it two stars, simply because the staff was pleasant and the facilities were clean. Read Less

Before getting into specifics, I do want to note the following:* The staff was friendly* The facility appeared clean* The price was reasonable: $32 for a mani/pedi before tip.I really wanted to like this place, if for no other reason than to help bolster the fledgling collection of Yelp reviews in the area. I walked into Miami Nails at about noon on a Saturday and was the sole customer. That should have tipped me off, but this isn't a bustling 'burb of Boston, so after looking around and checking for outwardly-observable indications of unsanitary conditions, I asked for a straightforward manicure and pedicure.I was directed to a pedicure chair and happened to make note of the time because I... well, ok, because I mentioned on Twitter that I was planning to review this place on Yelp. By the time the pedicure was finished, I was shocked and stunned at how little time had passed. Sure enough, a quick check of when I had tweeted my intent-to-yelp confirmed that I had posted "about 5 minutes ago". Wowza!In hindsight, I'm almost *certain* that they did little more than wash and paint my toes.The swiftness with which my pedicure was performed was not repeated with the manicure. By contrast, my manicure took nearly 45 minutes, and mostly consisted of waving my wet nails in front of a fan after repeatedly re-painting a nail. The manicurist commented that she didn't like the polish because it 'goes too thick'. I guess the experience brings me to one over-arching question: Am I better-off having had the manicure and pedicure than before I had them?The answer is a resounding... NO! (I know, right? How can that be?)HANDS: Thick, stubby hangnails have appeared along the edges of my pinky and middle fingers. The polish chipped after two days and 'ends' about  1/4" above the bottom of my nails - as if they'd been growing a couple weeks instead of days.FEET: Yee-OW. My feet are now scruffy-bottomed and jagged. I fear for the health of my socks, not to mention if, God Forbid, these snaggly beasts come into contact with another human being, there might actually be bloodshed! I've never before come away from a pedicure with feet MORE fearsome than when I went in.Bottom line: Only hit up this place with frenemies, and follow it up with a solo appointment somewhere you'll get a *good* pedi. Read Less