Nail Plus

Finally found a nail salon that does my nails the way I wanted it to be done. I’ve been going to Nail Plus now for 2 years. The service is good and they are very accommodating.

Another huge disappointed and expensive. I Spent $ 35 on acrylic (no tips) and UV top coat. I was sitting for 2 ½ hours and my nails look awful. The lady who was doing my nails didn’t know what she was doing it seems. On top of that she was rude and anything but gentle to my nails and cuticles. Never going back there.

Love this place, always accommodating. I’ve been going here a year. They are the only salon that does a perfect almond shape on my tips
And I found them on Unilocal!!!

I’ve been to Nails Plus several times over the past year and a half, but after the past 3 really bad visits, I had to write a review. If you are looking for a regular mani/​pedi, they are fine, but my experiences with them went downhill when I started getting UV gel manicures. They have several different brands and colors, but the base coat for one only brand. This means they either: 1) use that brand and the color «closest» to the one you chose. This happened to me in November with nails that were much more purple than burgandy. I was told I could not have the color I wanted because my «nails were too long.» Or 2) They put the base coat and closest color on first and then two additional coats of the color I actually wanted. This makes for very thick nails and a 90 minute process. They also do not know how to properly use the UV lights. They actually have to put a piece of paper over the top of it, so customers do not get burned. They kept my hands in it way too long. I have been to other salons where it is 90 seconds after each coat. But today was the last straw. I went to have my gel manicure removed and a regular manicure. An hour and 15 minutes later (and there was no wait when I arrived), I was sitting there myself with a nail file removing the rest of the polish and base coat after the technician said she was «done.» Several of my fingertips are numb or tingling. And I paid $ 16 for that. In «fairness» to the salon, a staff person (maybe the owner) flagged me down as I was leaving. When she saw the condition of my nails, she offered to have me come back in and fix them. I said I didn’t have the time. She said my next visit would be free. I said I would not be coming back. The salon is very busy and has many regular customers. But I will no longer be one of them.

I went there a week ago and had a great experience– they were welcoming and accommodating and everyone that was there seemed to be a regular. Although a little on the pricey side my nails and toes look perfect after a long week
It was extremely clean inside and all of the tools they use are new.
There were signs in the salon of fair wages which made me happy.
I will definitely be going back!

I walked in midday on a Wednesday and it was very busy. The nail technician told me the wait was 30 minutes. Unfortunately the smell of nail glue (I think) was too overwhelming for me to wait it out. The color selection looked good, though, so if this isn’t something that bothers you the place is worth checking out.

I’ve been coming here for years and its always been great. The atmosphere is very nice and everything is always clean. They have a huge range of colors, for gel and regular manicures.

I went here years ago until I moved to the other side of Brooklyn. I was in the area, so I stopped in. So glad I did! Great service, pricey but honestly worth it. They are clean and thorough!

I went here today with my daughter for a manicure and pedicure. I had the manicure and pedicure from 2 separate technicians — they had me waiting for a pedicure when they told a recent walk in it was her turn. I complained and they took me first — as they should have but were annoyed because I complained. At the end tat made me wait to pay and while other customers received a chair massage — I did not. I will not be returning due to poor customer service.

I went in for a pedicure and had a very pleasant time thanks to Dustin. (Yes, that’s Dustin with a D!) He took his time, was very gentle, gave nice tips on maintaining healthy nails and feet. Loved it :)
Weekends are pretty busy; some people’s wait time was about 10 – 15 minutes, but you can always call before going in to check or make an appointment.
Weekdays are a breeze, go in and out within an hour.

I got a scrub pedicure and spa manicure from Dionysia (sp) today. I asked that my feet be scrubbed and that she did. She was experienced and did a nice job. I’ll be going back to her.

Love love love it! Had an amazing experience here! Went to Nail It first in Williamsburg… had a very horrible morning because of it (see my review if every considering going there :)
My nails turned out perfect! Really took the time and attention to detail but didn’t take forever like some techs tend to do. Spoke to the manager for awhile and he informed me they were the first nail salon in the area and one of the workers even left and opened her own across the way. Don’t go to the knock offs, make sure u visit the original… Nail Plus :)

I love Jenny. I moved from the area 2 years ago but anytime I get a day off and have a babysitter I troop it to her to get my UV nails and my pedicure. I love her, I love the neighborhood and I love this shop. their colors are up to date and its so clean there. ask for Jenny she is really good.

Went here for the second time today. My first trip was pretty average, but this time I felt unhappy leaving there, thus the negative review.
There was some confusion over the cost of my mani/​pedi and the blame somehow ended up being placed on me. The confusion was around the fact that I’d had the pumice treatment done during my pedicure and didn’t know to report that when my manicurist asked what I’d had done. Not knowing it was an extra fee, I didn’t say anything different other than «manicure/​pedicure» when asked. After my card was swiped, the pedicurist shouted over to the manicurist to ask how she’d charged me and then looked pointedly at me and said that the treatment was $ 6 on top of the already higher-​than-​average cost of the mani-​pedi. She called the manager over, and I explained that I’d be happy to have them void the first transaction to add the $ 6, but everyone just stared at me when I said that. I ended up searching through my wallet and scraped together $ 6 in change and ones (I’d just handed my other cash over to both the manicurist and pedicurist as gratuity).
Overall, I get the sense that you’re a bit of a second class citizen here unless you’re a regular. My pedicurist had quickly finished painting my toes when she saw that an elderly woman who comes to her often had arrived. The latter said, «I hope you didn’t rush!» when my pedicurist called her over.
I’ve been consistently treated much better when I’ve gone for an occasional mani/​pedi at Nails by Amy on Ft. Hamilton. I’ll stick to them in the future in spite of the fact that they’re closed on Mondays.

I’ve walked by here many many times, but their windows are tinted, so you can’t see inside easily. I always expected that I would be disappointed if I walked in, as I have been with other places in the neighborhood. But on this random Monday evening, I took a chance.
GO IN. I was pleasantly surprised by the very clean, modern appearance (the photo doesn’t do it justice) and everyone was very friendly and attentive. It was not crowded, but I certainly wasn’t the only patron either. Only two things to note: 1) they don’t have massage chairs here. Instead it’s a bench couch that is quite comfortable (moreso than most massage chairs, but no massage). 2) while they accept credit cards, prepare to leave your tip in cash.
Paint job looks great. Best place I’ve found in the neighborhood so far. I’ll definitely go back.

Just finished my pedicure here. Really basic, no frills for $ 20. Cute little stations along a couch with individual sinks. They charged $ 6 extra to remove the old gel. Overall a clean pedi :) very quick too

Just started my pedi. So far so good. I would have liked to have seen the technician wash the station with bleach but I’m ok she didn’t. Looks very clean. U asked for a two minute soak and she didn’t give me a hard time – thank goodness. Massage chair a little beat up but functional. At 11:30 on a Friday there are f patrons here. Stopped at Eves first but they couldn’t take me as a walk in. :(. Not that it was crowded there but they only had three ppl working there. So have me a chance to try this place, I’ve never been.
5 minutes pass and my tech hasn’t returned. I’m ok bc my water is still warm but I sure hope she comes back. Phew! She just got back. She asked if I wanted scraping $ 3 more, been a while since my last pedi so I sad ok. Current tally…$ 25+ 3= 28. She hasn’t been pushy to upswell me other than this so I’m ok. More to follow… Will enjoy pedi now. :)
Ended well. Very happy with my experience here.

So I’ve lived in this neighborhood for a few years and I never thought about getting my nails done here. I usually like to go to manhattan because of the cleanliness factor, but I needed to get my nails done for a very important meeting and so I went to Unilocal to help me.
All the reviews looked awesome but when I got there the place looked a little dirty, but i always give places the benefit of the doubt. So I got a french mani/​pedi. They sat me down in this ripped up chair. They had a mini step to get to their ripped up chair that was black with dirt and when i had to put my feet up on the foot thingy it was dirty. I literally saw dirt marks on it (BLehhhhhh sooo gross). I have a thing about feet… I think they’re disgusting. So my anxiety started happening but I sucked it up and continued on and in the end my nails came out really cute.
Now this place isn’t all bad, the workers seemed nice and the chick that did my nails did them well. I also liked the massage that they gave with the mani/​pedi BUT i didn’t get a shoulder massage, which is fine BUT most places I go always gives one.
So the reason why I gave this place 3 stars was because of how grossed out I was by the dirt. I feel like i shouldn’t want to wash my feet right after i was done with my pedicure. I hate giving semi-​bad reviews but I would of liked to know more before spending $ 35 on a place I felt super uncomfortable in.

I have been going to this nail salon for two years and I love it. It feels like I have been going my whole life. I know the staff and they know me. They are nothing but kind and I always feel so comfortable and welcome.
Chloe is my favorite. So darn sweet and talented. But honestly all the ladies are great. The owner and her husband and so sweet too.
I work in manhattan and used to just get my nails done after work because it was easier — not anymore. I save my days off for my mani/​pedi at Nails plus.
I do the opi gels – the last me three weeks. Amazing :)

While this place may not be fancy and have all the bells and whistles of a «nail bar,» it’s reliable, clean and consistent. Actually the ONLY place that I will go to in Brooklyn besides Element on 5^th Ave. Unfortunately there are only a couple of good ladies here… the rest do inconsistent and rushed work. So if you are a discerning nail person, ask for Dio and make an appointment because she is always booked 1 – 2 days in advance. Dio is definitely the queen in this place… careful, conscientous and good technique. Nail Plus is the way to go if you don’t want to pay $ 50-​$ 60 for a decent mani/​pedi every single week. Oh and bonus, the owner’s niece, Chloe, does AMAZING nail art at for far less than you would pay in the trendy L.E.S. places.