Sammy Nail

The prices are average to slightly more than average. The service provided is minimal. For a pedicure, very little critical trimming was done, brief scrub of dead /​dry heals, no buffing or filing nails with emery board to smooth.
When I first sat down I asked if she could do a swirl pattern with two colors. She said yes. Then when it was time to paint nails, she asked to see it again and said she could not do it. She could only do designed she had sample of to show me. I would not have stayed for the pedicure if they had been honest before starting they would not do the design I wanted.
They spoke very little English and did not make me feel welcome. I will not be returning.

Went in for a manicure and Sammy talked me into gel nails last Saturday. Three days later, (Tues) the gel polish on corner of my thumb nail started to peel off. Not a huge deal, it happens. I was very busy at work and with three kids, so I went in Friday and asked Sammy VERY nicely and politely if he could repair the one nail, as it had started peeling on day three. In a very rude tone, he told me he could do it but I’d have to wait for all these others in front of me. I was completely fine waiting, but why did he have to say it like that? Then a very nice lady and her daughter, who heard that, told him I could go in front of them bc I just had a three minute nail repair… but he shriveled up his nose, looked at me, looked back at them, and shook his head no! I thanked the lady for offering. Sammy seemed to snidely take great content in the fact that he was purposefully making my three minute quick repair wait, (gel nails peel right off, then you reapply polish 2 – 3 times, and it was only one quick nail that needed it) apparently he was embarrassed or mad that a nail job he did on me had a slight flaw, and God forbid I’d ask him to fix it. As I sat and waited, another lady came in (who later told me she’d been a regular there for FOUR years) and she checked that she had an appt. Sammy tried to argue with her and said she didn’t have an appointment. She seemed very sweet and diplomatically reminded him that she’d called TWO times that day and spoken with him. He then told her, and I quote, «you can go somewhere else if you like». She was flabbergasted! As she left, I told her «I don’t blame you for leaving», and I described my own situation to her. I told her I was getting my nail repaired and NEVER coming back. That’s when she told me she’d been coming there four years. Sammy is SO rude to his customers. Even when given a chance to get me in quicker, he made a three minute nail repair wait almost FIFTY minutes. After the appointment lady left very upset, he audibly made a comment to the customer he was working on «she wrote down she had appointment but she didn’t have one… that’s not right». Sammy lost two customers in a span of 30 minutes yesterday. I will never return.

Ok place for a basic mani pedi. I didn’t get anything fancy. Came in with a friend. I was started before her and finished after her and we got the same thing. The only thing I didn’t really like was the smell. It was really strong when we got there. But of course you get used to it after a while.

Slightly above average pedicure. I like to judge my pedis by the «extras». So pretty good massage and nice salt scrub. I felt she could have taken a little more time with the painting but she did nice little design on big toe– extra charge of course. Overall pretty decent for strip mall walk in nail place.