I took my 14year granddaughter there after she bugged me crazy. The lady told her it would be $15 to fill her nails in, she had one that was broken, the lady told her that would cost $3 more making it $18 total, after the lady pooped off all the other nine nails put on 10 new nails and buffed and filed them down she ask that I pay before she put polish on my grandaughter's nails ,we went up front to the counter, I pulled out $20 to pay her, she says $30, I tried to find out why the difference in the price, she said the nails that was on my grandaughter's fingers couldn't be filled in, so she removed them and put new one's on, I wasn't told that and I didn't tell her to do it. You can go there if you want to, but I'll not go back, and I'll tell all my friends ,that if you want to get jipped, or taken advantage of help yourself, not a very good way to run a business. Read Less

Nails on pedicure were very pretty. Gentle and not cutting. However, I go to get my heels and feet smoothed. I can do the rest easily at home. I do not run or abuse my feet, but they need a good buff after the winter. The girl did a cursory job with a mildly abrasive scrubber. After they were dry, the heels looked the same as when I came in. Not attractive for open shoes. When I mentioned they were still rough, she was immediately defensive and hostile. "I scrubbed them. What do you want? You can't get everything" (wow) I very politely said they looked smooth when they were wet, but they looked like they did when I came in. Could they be smoothed. She was very hostile and said "They were rough when you came in. What did you expect" (???) I told her I get pedicures to smooth out the roughness. (at this point I am really confused. I've never seen this kind of attitude in any salon. Strip mall or high end salon) She huffed and rolled her eyes and said, "then go back where they do it like that" I have never had trouble any place else. It' is usually a pleasure to get a pedi.Read Less