All Seasons Nail & Spa

I’ve been going to this place since moving to Manhattan, nice people until today’s visit. The Saturday am lady was a little rough on my toes and my pinky toe was bleeding. She finished my pedicure, with no apologies, and then she demanded a 20% tip when I presented her with cash to pay for my $ 37 pedicure. She said, «all over America people pay 20%.» Wow. I had no idea I was required to tip at all. Isn’t tip based on customer satisfaction? Too bad I won’t be returning to her.

These are the most rude folk in the service industry. When you try to make an appointment they speak English perfectly. But I came in here tonight to give them a last try and Got a mani/​pedi from Erika. The manager (she told me she didn’t have a name) overcharged me by $ 8.00. She pretended not to understand me and said she could correct the charge. I told her to take the overcharged amount and give it to Erika. She said she couldn’t…even though she is the manager. I gave Erika the tip in cash and then realized that I was entitled to a 20% discount today as advertised. The manager again could not — would not –articulate in English. Then Erika threw $ 1.00 at me. I tried to get her to explain why she’d overcharge and think it was OK. No response. Add to that, because they don’t take Amex I had to use a Chase Marriott card and when I spoke to them they clearly could have cared less. William Brown and Richard W. at Chase were unsympathetic and uninterested in helping. No customer service training and that why we all us Amex as often as possible.
BUT, All Seasons Nail & Spa will take everything they can steal from a customer with absolutely no shame and clearly with the «silent treatment.»
Also, just mediocre work… Not worth it on any level.

I went here this past Labor Day weekend and had an exceptional experience. They use that gel stuff in the foot bath instead of plain water which feels crazy at first but is super moisturizing and more sanitary (or so I’ve heard). The nail technician noticed I had awful calluses on my heels and asked me if I wanted a special treatment, but truth be told I didn’t want to spend a ton of money so I told her I’d just like a regular treatment. She ended up putting callus softeners on my heels free of charge! (they must have been bad). The color ended up looking beautiful (I did Clam Bake in Essie) and honestly felt like a new woman after the appointment. Top notch service at a great price.

Solid service: the workers are polite and do a decent job; as with any business, some nail techs are better than others: I highly recommend June (I think that’s how you spell it): extremely attentive and does great work. She’s a mom and takes the time to pamper you and ensure you get the bang for your buck. 20% off on Mondays and Tuesdays (not sure if there are other days).
For the area, I would say that it’s middle of the road in terms of pricing.
Place is clean.
Also got a wax: was a bit awkward (language barrier, little instructions as to where to move), but man do they go to town to get everything!
I’ve been searching for a one stop shop and I think I’ve found it.

Went in for a quick mani and it was mediocre. I was there when they pretty much opened so no crowd. The place looks modern and clean. There were many colors to choose from. They use hot stones to massage your hands and a quick shoulder massage while you dry your nails and that was what I like the most. The manicure it self, I’d had better at a cheaper place. We’ll see how long it lasts.

I have gone here a few times because it is convenient for me but I have to say each time I went the experience got worse and worse. The last 2 times I was there, there was a barking dog locked in one of their back rooms that they were just ignoring the entire time I had a manicure/​pedicure. and the technician shook his head and commented on how dry my cuticles were, when I had just gotten a manicure the week prior.
They are extremely overpriced and give manicures that don’t even last a week. Even though this salon is convenient for me I will never go back again. The technicians are rude and not once have I had an enjoyable experience.

If you want to go to a nail salon to get pampered, don’t go here!!! I gave this salon one last try yesterday and was extremely disappointed.
I went in asking for a regular pedicure, and here’s what happened…
— The salon person (don’t know her name) threw a menu of services at me and kept insisting that I choose one of the higher priced pedicures, even after telling her I needed a few minutes to review the menu.
— I asked her to be gentle because I had a toe injury, but my feet were handled aggressively and without care for the injury.
— She speeded through the entire pedicure at an all time high of 20 minutes – the fastest pedicure I have ever had. The callus buffing on each foot was literally about 5 seconds apiece.
— At the end when I gave her my credit card and told her to charge only the cost of the pedicure, she stood there demanding a tip.
So if you need a pedicure as fast as Speedy Gonzales and you don’t care about how you’re treated, this is the place for you!

This place had the best pedicure I’ve experienced in the city! They soak your feet in this jelly foot soak that leaves ur feet and legs feeling heeled and smooth. All of the manicurists are clean, accurate and timely. Great experience! My only complaint is that they don’t give you the complimentary 2 min shoulder rub while you’re drying. Other than that, I highly recommend this place!

My manicures from here always last for seven days. I do choose the OPI polish. If you get the Monday — Wednesday discount, it’s a normal amount. If you don’t the place is pricey.
But — they are so clean! I love that they use a fresh scrubber (still in plastic) for my feet and they they discard it. I know the pedicures are pricey. But all that cleaning and disposable scrubbers costs. OPI costs. Even the paraffin (even though I don’t like paraffin) costs.
The technicians are competent, though always in a rush. I don’t know what the rush is about, but they do a fine job on my nails.
I go all the way from Queens to West End Avenue (used to work over there) for this place. That tells you how important cleanliness and competence is to me.

Manicurist are extremely nice. LOVE all the pampering extras, but my polish looks terrible when I leave and doesn’t last long. It’s a shame because it’s so close to my place but this can’t be my weekly place. Definitely go here if you’re having one of those days where you want to put your feet in an amazing gel bath!!!

This salon provided the absolute WORST pedicure I have ever gotten in my life, and I go every week and a half in general. They are over priced as well, particularly given their poor service. I had to get another pedicure 3 days later because this one was so bad. They are very convenient to where I live, so I gave them a shot. They were SO bad I would never go in again, even in a pinch.

Such a waste of money! $ 53 for their regular pedicure and manicure. It was fairly run of the mill. I always look forward to the foot and hand massage that comes with a regular pedicure and manicure — nope. They barely did any work on my feet, no pumice. They put this bag of stuff on my heel to soften it — great ! But did not wipe it off — I had to before I left. They gave me a pair of free flip flops (as they should for that price) and not only did I have really bad bruise on the bottom of my foot from part of the flip flop but my feet were FILTHY because of the residue from the gel. I had to scrub my feet. My feet feel rough and now have little cracks. As I type this I have decided that run of the mill is better than this place.
Lets not even go into the fact that I have nail polish on the side of my finger nails and I needed to go over with an emery board again.
Spa — not even close. I am never going back and I do not recommend them. I am going back to my $ 25 mani pedi place in the 70’s.
BTW — I went with a friend. She was not impressed enough to find that price worth it.

I have tried so many times to have a good experience at this place, and it just continues to disappoint. The service is inconsistent, the policies are inconsistent, and there are too many other options in the neighborhood to continue coming to this salon.
I’d highly recommend going somewhere else. Probably anywhere else. I know I will be.

I did my Christmas eve nail at the All Season yesterday. The manager gave me extra 15m hand massage and 10% holiday discount. They did such a good job for my christmas nails and it made my night! Thanks a lot!

**Min $ 20 for credit card
Reasonably priced for UWS –$ 15 manicure
Got last minuet tickets to a concert and came here to get a manicure. I normally get my mani pedi’s in Brooklyn but I was pressed for time. This place does good work and the staff are friendly enough. They also do spa treatments and spa packages –saw the adverts in the salon and in brochure.
For me, going here was a one time thing.

I stopped in because it’s close to my boyfriend’s apartment, and this will now be my regular spot. They offer 20% off Mon-​Wed and 5% off for signing up for a membership card. I got a green tea spa pedicure and manicure, and 10 minute massage and it was ~$ 85. Definitely pricey but here you get what you pay for. For the pedicure, they did a jelly soak, a scrub, callous treatment, razor callous removal, mask, paraffin on the heels, lotion and a massage. For the manicure they put my hands in these toasty gloves with lotion in them, and really took their time. All in all they spent nearly 2 hours on me. It was fantastic!

I wanted to love this place since it is close to my apartment, but, the quality of service for what I paid for (mani +pedi with extras) was very poor. I added a 10 minute foot and leg massage to my pedicure. The timer was set, the women got up to retrieve a few things coming back a few minutes later cutting the message to 6 – 7 minutes max. I also wanted a callus treatment, which of course is extra. I could have done a better job with my own shower. $ 85+ later, I was out of there in an hour, feeling really disappointed. I can get a better overall experience at some of the salons in the area that cost $ 30. I have no problem paying for the extra indulgence, but make it worth while.

I was so excited to try this place after it opened up in the neighborhood and have been generally impressed so far.
The shellac manicure is the most expensive I’ve seen anywhere at $ 50, which is the only reason I hesitate to give this place a full 5 stars. However, the manicures they give are meticulous and well done and they even throw in a few minutes of free, amazing shoulder massage!
The pedicures are awesome — they use this powder that turns the water in the tub into a gel-​like substance that feels great to squish around! They also do a paraffin treatment as a part of the basic pedicure, which is a great bonus.
I have also gotten my eyebrows waxed there and have had fine results.
Overall, I’m a fan but the prices will have to come down a bit for me to become a regular. As the other Unilocalers have indicated, the grand opening 20% off deal Mon-​Wed does help offset the price a little bit if you can get there on those days.

Great place for a manicure and pedicure! Although a little pricey ($ 50 for both, 20% off Mon-​Wed ($ 40), 5% additional off all services when you fill out a membership slip), I think it’s totally worth it.
The regular pedicure isn’t the standard pedicure (it would be considered spa anywhere else) – you get fancy spa bead water, exfoliation, lotion, callus remover and paraffin. The paint job is perfect and they take their time without making you feel rushed.
The manicure is fairly standard, but they definitely elevate the experience with cucumber and lemon in the water, rose petals in the cuticle conditioner, and a great lotion hand/​arm rub.
Back rub was out of this world, ask for Paul!!! I will definitely return!

Composing this review as I sit in the chair for my pedicure! I’m happy to have a nail salon so close to my apartment — West End is pretty desolate in this area so anything new is much appreciated.
The prices are a bit more than I pay at my normal place near Columbus Circle. The menu has a basic manicure at $ 15 and a basic pedicure at $ 35. Normally I get a deal for the two bundled at $ 35. They’re running a grand opening deal for 20% off services, but as I found out too late, the deal’s only valid Monday — Wednesday.
The space is pretty serene; right now it’s me and one other woman and some nice classical music. For my mani, instead of the usual lukewarm water, I was given water with a rose petal and slices of lemon and cucumber to soak my pretty little digits. There was a 10 second massage as well — just long enough for the guy to ask if I wanted to add on a massage. Sigh.
For the price I’ll probably keep going to my other salon, but I like having this near in case I need a pedi in a pinch (like today)!