After a terrible experience at the Verizon store (big surprise, right?), I looked across the street.There it was, like a beacon -- Mimi Nail Spa.I hadn't heard anything about the place, and as a beaut... Read More
After a terrible experience at the Verizon store (big surprise, right?), I looked across the street.There it was, like a beacon -- Mimi Nail Spa.I hadn't heard anything about the place, and as a beauty blogger, that's not usually a good thing. But there it was -- guiding me toward it like a moth to a bright light.As I opened the doors, the first thing I noticed was that the salon didn't smell like nail polish. The techs weren't wearing masks, and they were all interacting with their customers.As soon as I sat down, I was offered drinks. Not just your regular run of the mill drinks... but wine, soda and Japanese green tea. Why, yes, I will take a glass of white wine to top off this cruddy day! Thank you!I will also note that I am one of those girls who changes their nail polish choice at LEAST once throughout my manicure. Andy was an absolutely joy when I asked to change it. He wasn't the least bit irritated, even if my request was probably quite annoying.I was already wearing OPI gel, and had planned to just get it removed and replaced. Many nail salons charge for this, but my nail guy, Andy, took it off without an extra charge. I got another OPI gel applied, and my total was $35, which is about average for the area.I would have given this nail salon 5 stars, but I did get a slight nick on my cuticle from Andy's buffer. Nothing crucial, but it was slightly uncomfortable. However, my gel looks perfect and the customer service was amazing.I will definitely return to Mimi Nail Spa, and I highly recommend Andy as the nail tech. Read Less