Tutti Nail & Spa

I went in for waxing and got Jenny. She’s awesome! I then decided to go for a 10 minute massage with her. Holy crap! Best 10 minute massage ever. I’ll be back to check out their other services.

Let me begin by saying that I been coming to this place since it first opened. I loved it and then I saw the service started declining. I noticed it was becoming very disorganized and inconsistent. I considered finding a new nail place until I met Alma! She’s amazing! She’s always sweet and friendly and goes above and beyond. I always leave happy after getting my nails done with her. The most important part is she’s very consistent so you always know she’s going to give you great service. I can’t speak for the rest of the ladies since I only go to Alma. Go to her! She won’t disappoint!

I am very disappointed in this place. I went here for the first time last week for a pedicure and I got a staph infection in my foot from here. This caused me pain in my foot and also doctor bills. I do not think this place is clean if I am getting infections from it. Please be careful with the pedicures as I do not know if this place is sanitary.

Rude staff, especially the owner. Her attitude towards the customer is completely opposite from any other business. She thinks that the customers should be thankful to be at her store. Price is a lot higher than other salons for no reason. If anything, they do a sloppy and rushed job at nails.

An update to my review from 6÷30÷13.
So much has changed for the better. Regular manicures, gel manicures and
pedicures, absolutely no issues! The honey ginger tea is a nice touch!
I would highly recommend Tutti Nail and Spa!

I would give this place five stars, but the management openly degrades their employees, treats them like cattle. Also, be sure to tip your person in cash, the folks at the front will not give it to them

I’ve been coming here for several months and I really can appreciate their cleanliness. I go on off hours which is nice because I never have to wait and I love that they have a rewards program. Even though I usually pay in cash I have seen the manager point to the ATM machine to many new customers that are unaware it’s cash only for tip. The thing is they don’t want to incur the fees from their merchant so they rather the customer take on the fee with the ATM which I don’t like. Also don’t get the OPI 10 day polish for $ 8 it doesn’t ever last that long it lasts me 3 – 4 days tops. Other than that this is a very nice salon and would definitely recommend it.

Gel manicure is $ 35 and regular pedicure is $ 25. I had Jenny and she was pretty lovely and thorough in her work. Cut file cuticles… the massages are definitely «weak».
The facility itself is beautiful and clean. Very well kept. I would stick to nail services here but I haven’t tried anything else.

I decided to try Tutti nails after manicure of 3 years had to leave my saloon. She is so amazing I fund gard to compare with anyone else. I got to Tutti on a Sunday and got an appointment right away.
I’m giving 2 * just because I had a decent pedicure, although the price was a little high for what I got (my previous girl would take my ingrown and they don’t do that at Tutti)
Now, the worse is my nails experience. I’m used to high end product and gel polish and filling that would last 3 – 4 weeks. I have gel nails for 2 years now and never had as many issues as I had with the service I got at tuttis.
After less than a week I got 3 broken nails, the polish is peeling off and my cuticles look horrendous. The manicure first tried to day I had acrylics and they were bad for my nails, when I corrected her I actually had gel and just needed a filling she then started saying my gel was very bad quality and I needed a new set *$ 120. When I said I didn’t want as my gel is fine, she started the job. The gel she said was organic and very good quality really burned when it was under the UV (my previous place the gel didn’t burn at all)
All the way she was working she never cleaned the dust from the filing and when she started polishing, all the dust stayed on my nails and she just polished on top.
All the time the manicure kept trying to sell me other sevices
I’ll never go back there, I’m sorry. See pictures and you will understand why

Staff were decently nice and facility was new and clean but pedicure was nothing special, the layers were painted on really thick so even though it’s dry it’s going to take forever to set, and I came home with toes that looked like I painted them myself. Save your $ 25 and drive up north a couple miles more — there are better places near the Whole Foods area. Disappointed.

I decided to venture out of Hoboken from my usual spot because parking there has been just too difficult lately, and I had a great experience here this past Saturday.
June was very friendly during both my mani and pedi, and she did an excellent job shaping my nails into «squovals» (most places only do round or square). She also didn’t rush the service and I received the right amount of attention expected for a basic mani/​pedi appointment.
My only gripe would be the upsells for some services are a pricier than normal. To get the extended wear polish (not gel) it’s an additional $ 8, where it would be an extra $ 3 at my usual place. Also, they don’t have the best selection of OPI colors, which is my favorite brand. Nevertheless, it’s been 4 days and my mani is chip free and I still am staring at them! Will be back for sure.

the place was very clean… but that could be because it’s brand new in a new development…
prices are higher than average… I paid $ 52 for a regular mani and pedi (tack on the $ 10 tip I left = $ 62)…
The pedi’s massage, exfoliating, and hot stone treatment massage were very lacking… I asked Joy to do it harder and she didn’t… instead she was too busy talking to the other manicurist in Korean… the polish portion was fine…
The mani portion was fine… I had already shaped my nails, so it was just a cuticle cut and nude polish application… there was no hand massage…
I didn’t get a shoulder massage after the services, as I’m used to at other nail salons… figured maybe this place didn’t offer it… but the lady that got seated next to me to get her nails dried got one… so I asked the front receptionist if it was customary to get one and she replied, ‘sometimes…depends on how they feel’ to which she yelled out something to Joy in Korean… at that point, I didn’t want to bother… with the limp handed massages on my feet and legs and non-​existent massage on my hands, I can’t expect anything worthwhile on my shoulders…
Best part of going here was the massage chairs (which I was pressing my back into) and having clean cuticles…
Will not be going back to this location any time soon, even though Joy signed me up for their rewards card…

First time at tuti nail salon… and this place is amaging! They were quick and did my nails perfectly. I highly recommend this place. :]

I had a great experience at Tutti Nails & Spa. Rebecca did a great job with my mani and pedi. I was in a hurry and she did my nails and toes in a timely manner and it was perfection. I will be back! Plus, the place was very clean and bright and everyone was friendly!

I’ve been to Tutti a handful of times, to the Edgewater & Englewood.
Both Edgewater and Englewood gave an average pedicure. Everything is extra here. They have all these exotic looking pedicures, but I can’t say any of it will give you lasting results, it’s more aromatherapy then foot therapy.
My manicure job served its purposed; cut cuticles, trimmed and someone evenly filed nails. The lacquer application, fine. Nothing to brag about.
I won’t be back.

Swung in because it’s the closest shop for a mani. Very polite staff and front desk, but unimpressed by the quality of the mani. Ok for the $ 12, but next time I’m heading to Ulta and just buying a bottle of nail polish.

I’d like to give credit to Helen who responded right away. I was given a full refund of the service I was charged + tip and she offered reimbursement for any medicine /​ointments that are to be needed. She was good about responding immediately to my email, and I appreciated that.
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Let’s cut to the chase. THEY BURNED MY FACE. I repeat. THEY BURNED MY FACE.
I have been getting my manicure and pedicure religiously on weekly /​biweekly basis for over a decade now, as do many women, and have come to tolerate a lot. I can handle poor customer service, uncleanliness, terrible coatings that are uneven, etc. BUT A BURN ON MY FACE FROM WAXING? Not to mention one but TWO?
Below is where and how they went wrong today, from least to great:
1. Demand Cash — I understand that establishments these days prefer to receive tip in cash. However, a tip is not mandatory as it is a gesture of your service based on quality. Secondly, you can’t demand a customer to give you cash for a TIP. Usually, most places ask you to kindly remember to bring cash next time you visit, as you should. No. You pointed me to the ATM that is conveniently next to the cash register and asked me to pull out cash when I specified that I did not want to pay for an additional bank fee. But fine. I did it anyway because I wanted to be nice. But no. You then had the audacity to ask me if I’ll be paying for the full service in cash AFTER I already had given you my credit card. Are you for real? But fine. I remained patient anyway and obliged. Kindly.
2. Casualty #1: LIP — I noticed a tingling burning sensation on my drive back home and saw through the rearview mirror that the top left of my lip was slightly burnt. But I understand that these things can happen so I let it go. The lady who was doing the waxing definitely did not blow on the wax, which most places do to make sure it’s not too hot (or at least attempt to cool it down a bit), but again, the burnt seemed minor enough so I let it go.
3. Casualty #2: BROW — Ok so this is where I am furious. I didn’t even realize how BAD this burn was until it settled down. It’s clearly obvious, red, and noticeable. How careless were you that a burn this big and noticeable happens? Did you just shove it on my face without taking any kind of precaution? Isn’t this the first thing you should be concerned about when dealing with cosmetics — a customer’s safety?
I am uploading pictures to show the burn in detail. if you are the business owner and you are reading this, I expect to be contacted immediately and I will call tomorrow to confirm that you have read this.

This is literally the crappiest job I have ever gotten. I got a mani and pedi. The experience was okay, nice girls, nice décor, very comfy chairs.
Right after I was done, went across the parking lot into HomeGoods and saw my nails as I reached for the cart.
See the pictures I posted.
There are gaps on my nails, the nail polish layers are extremely visible and the cuticle! The freaking cuticles.
I am sticking to my biweekly trips into the city to my usual girl.

I haven’t been to a ton of nail salons nor do I go often but when I do, it’s here. The staff is extremely nice and I never feel like I shouldn’t be in there. As guy, I feel it’s important for a guy to feel like a guy in a nail salon that’s predominantly filled with women. If you go, make sure you ask for the Honey Citron Tea which is 5 stars on its own.

Based in the reviews, I was expecting it to be worse of an experience than it actually was.
The place is a bit pricier than others, but they are open after 5pm on a Sunday which I liked. The lady who did my mani-​pedi was nice. She didn’t talk much and seemed a bit unfocused at first but was very receptive if I asked to change anything.
Need to note that although they take credit cards, cash is king there. Customers get a chair massage or eyebrow wax if they pay cash. I picked the chair massage which was good.
I could get picky, but overall it was a nice experience and I got what I wanted — clean and colorful nails without any fuss. I would go there again.