Top Nails & Spa

Horrible!!! Very dirty and not a lot of nail polish options. I had a manicure and it chipped 2 hrs later. My regular manicures will usually last 5 – 7 days with no chips. Will not come back here again!

I tried this place based on Unilocal reviews and was not disappointed. The staff was friendly, even though they were very busy. 3 separate people checked on me during the 10 minutes I waited fory pedicure. She did a very good job, my feet look wonderful. The leg massage was a bit light for my preference, but well done. My biggest measure is always how well they do in removing the calluses, I am very hard on my feet and they get very rough and dry quickly. This is one of the very few places I left not feeling disappointed in how the bottoms of my feet and heels felt. The establishment is clean and inviting. Though the pedicure massage chairs are a little dated and showing their age, I was still very comfortable and enjoyed the extra stress relief.

Incredible salon! Took their time and gave me perfect acrylic nails. Love it so much and will definitely be back!!!

Ary, you are out of town and you didn’t read our detail service. Our basic pedicure is only 35 minutes and deluxe 45 minutes. Your mom gets exactly what she paid for, but we spend more time on you without charging you more. Hope you can read carefully before you post on.

I was extremely disappointed with the service here. Normally when I walk into a nail salon I’m greeted very politely but here I walked in and the guy who I’m assuming is the owner could not even answer any of my questions. And to top it off he told me to come back tomorrow. Well I’m from california and am leaving tomorrow. This place will never get my business. Maybe learn some English too.

Probably the worst nail experience my Mom and I have ever had. I’m 31 and visiting her from Atlanta. What was supposed to be a fun and relaxing experience ended with disappointment. We both requested the $ 38 NU Pedicure which is supposed to be 45 minutes in length. Although my Mom was charged the extra $ 10, her pedicure ended in the normal 45 minutes instead of 55. Plus her nail technician was rude. My nail tech wanted to spend her time watching days of our lives instead of focusing on my pedicure. She did not leave the callous remover on, spent about 30 seconds with the tool that removes the dead skin, and while she was applying the scrub and other products there was barely any pressure being applied. The tech was so bad I told her to skip the extra 10 min and just do the normal massage. Fast forward to check out. My mom’s nail tech checked us out. She was so rude. My mom asked for cash back for the tip and the tech instead took all the cash we requested back and walked off. We felt so uncomfortable and upset at this point. We tipped about half of what we normally would have tipped, but they didn’t even deserve that. I feel sickened that we gave them over $ 100 of our money. Do yourself a favor and go somewhere else. PS When I had visited before, I had a male tech named Sidney and he was fine so maybe he’s the only good tech there…

I hate straying from my usual nail salon because whenever I go somewhere new, it’s so hit or miss and most times it’s a miss. A few people from work have been here and recommended it so when I was next door at Starbucks I figured what the hell, let’s try.
They were relatively busy but there wasn’t a wait at all. I picked out a new color and headed over to the chair. The nail tech was able to get the shellac that I already had on quickly. Over all, it was a decent experience. It was quick, she was polite enough and my nails look good. No complaints! And the price was just a $ 2 difference from where I normally go. I definitely feel comfortable coming here more often!

I’ve been here three times. The first two were wonderful! I was offered a drink and the service was wonderful; last time I went the manicurist got a little too excited when doing my cuticles and I ended up bleeding on 3 different fingers. Pedicures have always been done well and they massage your feet/​legs for a good amount of time.
The wait is a little long, but the location is great since it is next to a Starbucks! Coffee, mani/​pedi, and a big screen tv… doesn’t get any better than that.

I picked this location from the reviews and am sadly disappointed. It was the fastest manicure ive ever had (15mins, polish included) and felt rushed. The staff was kind but not busy in the least. I asked for shellac on my natural nails, when i noticed my nails being buffed was when i saw the bottle was not shellac but went ahead with it. The quality of the result was bad then chipped after 3 days and now only a week post, my thumb nail has manage to split too far down to cut and split the polish as if it wasnt gel. Im not aware of quality for other services but if you are looking for a gel polish, i would not recommend this salon. This is not my first experience with gel but is my first bad experience with it.

It was busy when I walked in, but they got me in right away. Very friendly. She did a wonderful job on my pedicure! Prices were typical. Very clean!

After reading some favorable reviews of this place, I decided to try it out after having a couple of frustrating experiences with my normal place. Overall, I’m glad I did and have been back several times for shellac manicures and pedicures. The staff is friendly when you walk in, but could be friendlier when they sit down to do your pedicure. Most of the time, they have failed to even say «hello» or introduce themselves and just get right to work on your feet. I’m not chatty by any means and prefer not to talk during my pedicures, but a cordial hello is always nice. The only other major complaint I have is that they like to incorporate the removal and application of shellac while you are doing your pedicure. I hate this. When I’m getting a pedicure I like to turn on that massage chair, read and relax. But with the foil wrapped all over your fingers to soak off the shellac reading becomes impossible and then to have to have someone working on your fingernails towards the end of your pedicure also takes away from the relaxation. I wish they would simply ask if you are in a hurry that day. They could offer to do the service during your pedicure if so. Otherwise, I have to believe that most people would prefer to be left alone during the pedicure to enjoy it and then move to the manicure stations for their hands. I’m sure they like to do this this way because it helps get people in and out faster which is better for their bottom line, unless they want to offer me a discount on services, I’d prefer to enjoy both separately and in full. While these two things are negative, I promise the rest of it is all good. Wonderful pedicures with nice long massages at end and the shellac always looks flawless and they have about 100 shellac colors to choose from. My shellac with manicure and pedicure comes to about $ 58 without tip. I will continue to go back and just ask them to do my shellac services separate. Enjoy!

I took my younger sister here for her first manicure. She was nervous and really excited, and the nail technicians worked really hard to make her experience really great.
The staff was very friendly and were very thorough, making sure that each nail looked perfect before moving on to the next. They opened new, sterilized packages for both me and my sisters nails, and even added a little nail art for my sister… a sweet and thoughtful touch.
The facilities were clean and stylish. I highly recommend this nail salon.

I hate picking new nail salons, because it’s so hit-​or-​miss. I really wish there were more reviews for this area, because there’s a LOT of choices, yet they are all just blind selections, with no idea what I’m getting myself into until I walk in the door. I chose this one because I have a friend who said she’d been here before.
And… It was a good choice.
Nice place, with several manicure tables and 12 of the spa pedicure seats… which is one of my favorite things about getting a pedicure. They got my daughter and I in promptly for an appointment when we called on Mother’s Day to ask if they had openings. While there, four more people came in, and they were all able to get seated right away. To that end, they were understaffed, so nobody was seen particularly promptly, but it was still not too bad… the workers were very nice, and they were very apologetic that they could not get to everyone right away. Unlike other places (where they’ve seated me and then ignored me when there was no way to get to me right away), they at least acknowledged the delay, and they made sure to periodically remind the people waiting that they had not been forgotten.
The setup was very nice, and I noticed they opened a new set of tools for each client.
My toes look great, as do my daughter’s toes… And just FYI, The cost for two spa pedicures, before tip, was $ 53.
(This place may say «Spa» in its name, but honestly I have no idea what they might offer besides nail care… Personally, I think they may have named it that because of the «spa» pedicures… cuz really it looks like a typical nail salon.)
Edited to add: I am curious to know why anyone would label the place as «racist»… They seem nice to everyone. Unless of course they are talking negatively in Vietnamese, but honestly that could be happening at most any nail place for all I know, since I don’t speak it…