This nail salon is in my neighborhood And I ran in one day for a quick pedicure. I love this place, the pedicure was amazing and I met the nicest woman Diane. This is my new place for my nails- it’s clean and everyone is so accommodating. Read Less

Went in for a manicure and got pressured into a pedicure and a "week maincure" and ended up spending 4 times what I wanted originally. I felt the manicurists were pushy to get people to spend more money. And my "week polish" which cost 15 dollars lasted only 1 day before chipping. Won't go back. Read Less

You get what you pay for. Yes, This place is kinda pricey. But if you go to the other local place in the other shopping center. They don't care if you're happy or not. They don't hold up to coupons they advertise. And honestly they aren't always very friendly. Or go to other salons even a bit South on North avenue and I've gotten nail infections and chipped nails in under a week. These people make sure to know your name. Always pleasant and They always spend time and make sure I am happy. Plus, best pedicures in westchester. I've tried almost every single place. So worth the money. And I have never waited to get started. Read Less

Ripoff. They charge $37 for a regular, absolutely no frills manicure pedicure and I felt as if my manicurist was rushing me the entire time! It started when I walked thru the door and as I was looking at polish she's standing next to me and then taking the bottle and putting it on my nails. I didn't ask her to do that and needless to say, she basically picked the color for me. Then, she tries to get me to use the "callous remover" during my pedi and asked about 4 times despite me saying that I wasn't interested. Oh, and I later saw why she was pushing it...it was an extra $10! To essentially apply cream to my foot; and no, she did not inform me that it was an additional cost. Then she speeded through the pedicure and the manicure was even speedier. I felt like she was tossing my fingers away as she painted each nail. And I have short, square nails and she actually had the audacity to complain that it was "difficult" to keep the polish off of my fingers since my nails were short. Wtf!? How about you not rush through it and then it won't get on my skin. The best part was that I dried my nails for a bit longer time under the fan bc I was reading a magazine article, and trying to relax...she then rushes up to me and starts staying "they dry, dry" and turns off the fans and literally almost shoved me out the door. This is even after I said that I knew they were dry, but that I was relaxing. There was another woman in there still, no one waiting to get nails done, and they didn't close for another hour, so no clue what the rush was all about. Oh, and they were very obviously talking about other customers. The only positives were that I didn't have to wait and it was very clean.I will not be back. Read Less

As a newcomer to New Rochelle, I took a chance stopping in to Vogue today without an appointment. I got a U/V gel manicure and an $85 spa pedicure. Yes, the services were pricey as compared with other salons closer to Iona or New Roc. But the products used on me were made in the USA (I asked and then looked at the bottles to confirm.)My nail tech, Sonia, was terrific. I had a terribly stressful week and my experience at Vogue was delightful.Yes, the owner/manager was a sourpuss. But if you're prepared to get what you pay for...an excellent gel mani and spa pedicure, go to Vogue and request Sonia. $$$ Read Less

This place is ok. Came in for a pedicure with a gift certificate for a manicure, so they let me use it and pay the difference. That's about it. Tried to get me to pay for a $60 pedicure, and when I declined, rushed through my regular one. Not much attention to detail. Pedicure looks fine, but I won't be returning. Very pricey. Read Less

I guess there are ideas about what clientele should look like. I have been twice, and the second time I walked out when -- after I had been waiting 20 minutes -- another client breezed by me, took a chair, and got served immediately. This happened my first time in too, but I shrugged it off. I won't spend my money at establishments that don't acknowledge my presence. Read Less

I would seriously recommend that you save your money for elsewhere. The customer service is TERRIBLE- they are distant, unresponsive, and oftentimes downright rude. I frequented this place for several years now mostly because it is very close, but despite being a regular customer they were still very unwilling to listen to any concerns or complaints I had. When I asked to speak to the manager, the server shot me a nasty look and ignored my request. Not to mention they are quite expensive for not any particular reason. Read Less

I was expecting a full service semi- high end nail salon (because it's near a Starbucks). I was greatly disappointed. The manicurist was the owner. She rushed every aspect of my time there and truthfully as a mom of three I go to nail salons infrequently and look forward to being pampered but boy did I not feel great afterwards at all. She then cut my toe (skin) and finger (skin). I paid $37 to have someone cut me? If I could post a picture of my cut skin then I would....never again... Read Less

On my first visit to Vogue Nails on a Friday late afternoon, I found the salon nearly empty with plenty of manicurists and nail stations available.  I started by confirming that they take credit cards, since I didn't have cash.  I was told yes, no problem.  The salon was large, bright, and seemed clean.  A couple of employees who were not busy with customers were wiping down tables and cleaning equipment, which is nice to see.  After I was seated for my manicure, another employee came over and asked if I wanted a neck massage.  I said sure (only realizing afterwards that I probably should have asked if there would be an extra charge - beyond the tip that I obviously would give - and fortunately it turned out there was not).  The neck massage was only about 5 minutes before he moved on to the next customer, but I thought it was a nice little add-on.  The manicure itself was average.  At $12 I don't expect luxury or pampering, but cuticle grooming was rushed and not particularly thorough, and my nails (despite having plenty of length to work with) were not all shaped the same.  The polish job was fine.  It appeared they used new nail files for each customer, which all salons are supposed to do but many do not.  As is customary at nail salons, I was asked to pay before the polish was applied.  I asked to leave the tip on my credit card, and only then was I told I could not tip on the card.  I explained I had confirmed at the beginning that I needed to use a card because I did not have cash, and the employee relented and ran my card for the extra amount and then returned cash to me to tip the manicurist and massage guy.  So, bring cash or confirm clearly in advance that they will let you tip on a card! Read Less

Best manicures and pedicures I have ever had. All the techs are talented and friendly, are both perfectionists and quick workers, and they all give great massages. The selection of polishes is wonderful, and they really can do all sorts of magic. I've gotten gels, silk wraps, and regular polishes, and I've tried most of their pedicures, which are all amazing and made even better by their massage chairs.Everything is pristine, as well: the facilities are immaculate and the tools are all sterile.  That should go without saying, but you'd be surprised at some of the other nail salons I've seen. Read Less