Le Le Nails

Love love love it here. Great place to get your nails done. Very sweet and caring people. They always do a great job. Will never go anywhere else.

I love this salon. This place always has a great vibration! A very Happy staff and even when they speak Vietnamese one can tell that it’s not gossip about the clients! Tom does an outstanding shellac manicure for me that lasts and lasts. He couldn’t do a better job, I don’t think anyone could! I’m an artist and my hands are a wreck sometimes when I go back. I feel I should pay extra! The staff are funny and joke around like once this summer one of the staff started singing Jingle bells and soon the whole place was singing!

Great pedi! I love the fact that it was no wait. My friend and I went for a pedi date. The nail techs were great and treated us with care. Definitely be going back!

See Quinn for nails & Lisa for eyebrows they are the best and the only two that I will let touch me! Two technicians almost ruined it so be careful… Book an appointment if u are impatient like me — the service is usually pretty great!

I was once a very big fan of lele nails and sent a lot of people there way, but after my experience yesterday I will not be going back. I had a male technician who was not friendly and he did a very quick and half ass job on my pedicure and a gel manicure there was all of the five seconds massage on my feet and hands. I really look forward to the massage since I stand on my feet all day at work. The paint job looks good, but this morning my cuticles are very sore from where he was very rough and he cut them to short. And since I was charged $ 64 and that’s not including tip, I expect a little bit more return, still can’t believe it was so high. I am very sad I will not be returning. Also As we were finishing up because it was towards the end of the day as I was sitting there with my nails drying as were some other customers one of the girls decided that she was done and turned off the light and walk out the door. I’m giving it 2 stars bc I know not everyone in the shop is like the guy I had yesterday

All the workers were sweet and friendly with everyone who came in. There were lots of customers, and some seemed to be regulars, which is always a good sign. The only downfall I saw here was that during my manicure, I noticed I had a small pin-​sized bubble in my polish, but my manicurist didn’t stop to fix it or redo it. If I wasn’t in such a rush to get to a retirement dinner, I would have asked her to redo that nail because it was such an obvious bubble. All in all though, it was a pleasant experience minus that last portion.

My experience was really good too. They took me right away even though I was a walk-​in and they were busy. It’s inexpensive, they were really friendly, and my toes look GREAT. I like a French pedicure with clear and white– they did the tips the perfect size and she put like four coats of clear over top. It looked perfect for a whole week, and after two weeks there is one tiny chip. I am really hard on my feet, and I think this is the longest a pedicure has ever lasted.

I went in for a mani/​pedi, my first ones ever, and was pretty happy with the experience. I had an appointment, and I went in and the staff appeared very friendly. They asked me who I wanted, and I told them that I’d never been there before, so whomever they picked.
This was probably a mistake, since I got stuck with the one person who didn’t seem to know very much English. Don’t get me wrong, she was quite chatty. Just with the other staff member sitting next to her doing another pedicure, in a language I presume to be vietnamese. Not once did she smile or make a friendly remark to me. I was actually quite impressed at how great a job she did since she was looking at the staff member next to her for half the time and my feet the other half — which is probably why she didn’t notice me wincing while she was fixing my cuticles or being a little too agressive grinding down my callouses.
But the massage chair was AMAZING! And the bubbling feet soak was wonderful. I would go in again just for that. The quality of the polish was wonderful (I went with the regular polish instead of the gel), and she applied it very fast but thoroughly and without any mistakes. Also, the nailpolish remained chip free for almost 2 weeks.
Again, for a first-​timer, it would’ve been nice to get a friendlier staff member who wouldn’t get frustrated when she had to tell me when to go wash my hands or how long to keep my hands under the UV light to dry. So I was left awkardly sitting there at the end while she had left to go work on someone else, not knowing if I should say bye or if i was just allowed to leave.
At $ 35 for a mani/​pedi, I was very happy with the service.

I’m really not a manicure person but every once in a while a girl’s cuticles just need some attention.
Le Le Nails is owned and operated by a Vietnamese woman named (shockingly enough) Le Le. It seemed to me that most of the staff were her family members, I know her sister and sister-​in-​law were working there. I was able to walk in and immediately be taken back for my nails.
34 dollars for a mani-​pedi which seemed pretty good to me. Not all of the employees spoke English very well but they all tried to make conversation anyway which is really kind of them. The pedicure chairs are comfy and they use this delicious scrub on your legs.
I’ve had bad experiences at some of these little Asian run nail salons before but not this one. They were impeccably clean, kind, and affordable. I’d easily go back.