I have been going to fancy fingers for over 20 years. It is a good place to have a mani/pedi done. Pricing is rreasonable. However, be prepared to wait even if you call ahead for an appointment. Fancy fingers does waxing but only one person does it. It is very difficult to get a wax because she is rarely there and has no set schedule when she will be at the shop. I would recommend fancy fingers but leave yourself plenty of time you will wait with an appointmenr. Read Less

The girl near me getting her nails done asked where the sink was ; the woman doing her nails hissed at her..I made an appointment and when i went in i was told there was a 2 hour wait after already waiting half an hour. The pointnof making an appointment is not to wait. Bad service and nails fall off quick , disrespectful workers explains the cheap price .. Read Less

Go here for a pedicure.... but if you want a full set.. TURN BACK AROUND! My full set came out uneven and thick as hell. I just didn't even bother because I knew she wouldn't be able to file them down without burning me... You get what you pay for. Read Less

Extremely rude. On top of it, the nail 'technician' doing my nails was not in a good mood and she was in a rush and caused my nail to bleed. I have tried to give this salon more than three chances, however it does not make the cut. Read Less

if i could give less than a star.the older woman put no effort into my mani pedi. The pedi was horrendous, she cut me deep on my big toe and had to hold it till it stopped bleeding. After that she was became rude and rough.She ripped off my gel nail-polish with literally less than a minute of "soaking." when i asked her she became even more agitated and rough. she did that with 4 other nails and told me my gel (that was less than 2 weeks was old). she then asked the other girl to explained who shrugged her shoulders and said it was my nail and walked away speaking their language.I stopped half way paid for my toes, and tipped to show the kindness of my heart. But never again. look at my pictures you'll see Read Less

Came here to get a quick Mani for one of my clients. Extremely rude! The lady(Jenn possibly) asked me to sit and wait which is fine. When I asked her how long the wait would be she got upset and said 2 minutes and immediately started speaking Vietnamese. How I knew she wasn't saying anything nice, ALL the other nail techs looked up and stared. It's already hard enough to get this particular client to want to be out among a lot of people. The last thing he needs is people staring at him. Read Less

This place is everything a walk-in nail salon should be. It is on the busiest street in the city, there is a copious amount of neon signage, English is easily the third or fourth language spoken, there is deplorable fluorescent lighting, advertisements for nail polish are from the early 90's, and nearly the instant you mutter the words "mani-pedi" you find your self holding a three month old Marie Claire that is torn on the binding, your rear-end in a massage chair, and your feet in a tub of warm bubbling water. It is magnificent.I discovered this gem about a year ago on a walk around my neighborhood. I wanted to go to the "spa" that is right down the road, but their mani-pedi person had just left for the day, so I reluctantly went to this place. Now, I want to be adamant about this; I had the best pedicure I have ever had at this place! They have this crazy heating-mint-scrub-gel stuff that they lather onto your feet and legs once the foot Jacuzzi is through, and then they wrap your feet in a moist towel and let you sit for a few minutes. Oh My God! It is totally fantastic! And the ladies that work there are all really nice too especially considering the fact that I had to have them repeat themselves three times every time they spoke, but that is my fault.So, with all this overly positive gushing, why the 4 stars instead of 5 you wonder. Well, in all fairness, it is kind of to protect my pride, though if I were in their position I would have done the same exact thing... The first time I went to them I totally messed up BOTH the manicure and the pedicure a collective, three times before I even got out the door. I will take the blame; it was my own clumsy fault, and I did tip accordingly because the woman fixed my blunders no problem. However on my way out the door, the woman that gave me the mani-pedi asked me my name, and there is no mistaking the fact that I had just become the story of the day, maybe even the week. I know that they were just having a good time, but still, that fact prevented me from going back here for a good 6 months because I was convinced that they would recognize me the second I walked in. In all reality though, I need to get over myself because I am not that important and it is a pretty funny story in my opinion. Read Less