Laclede Nail and Spa

Very clean. Super friendly. Kim was sweet and very throughout. I like that its a small shop. Ive been to many places that are like a factory, not here.
I recommend them if you take time for a treat.

The ladies were nice but super chatty and a little invasive. Also I’m not sure how clean their products and tools actually were. Most significantly, one of them cut into my nail bed, injuring me and I ended up bleeding all over the place. Instead of comping my manicure they still charged me. At the end the ladies were all talking in front of me about how to divide the service price and tip that I paid for… which i think is extremely unprofessional. At the end of the day my nails are painted and look better than before but they were unprofessional. I won’t be back probably.

I walked here during my lunch break and took advantage of their manicure + pedicure deal for $ 35. A great price for great service. The two ladies working took great care and time with me, and it was a very enjoyable experience. I will definitely be back.

Staying at a hotel in the area, called an hour before they closed for a mani/​pedi and they said come right over. One employee did my mani while the other did my pedi so that they could finish before they closed. They let me wait about 15 minutes after close to make sure they were dry.

I have never had a bad pedicure here. Friendly staff.

My visit to Laclede Nail and Spa was a very pleasant experience. An easy walk from Barnes Jewish Hospital, the salon was clean and relaxing. I was able to walk in without an appointment for a manicure-​pedicure, which I badly needed. Ashley was friendly and skilled and took care of my hangnail ravaged hands.

I REALLY want to go use local service providers as a CWE resident. I had the worst experience here — grumpy service provider, rushed pedicure, sloppy manicure, no offer of water or other services, and no one waiting so what was the hurry? Could have done better myself.
For $ 40 you should be ashamed. No wonder no customers were in there.

Fool me once shame on you, fool me twice shame on me.
I have given this place a solid try 4 times (admittedly foolish) because it’s so convenient and close to me. However, I have been let down each time.
There are not many gel colors to choose from first and foremost, however the place IS clean and seldom busy (I should have taken the lack of business as a sign).
Each time I have gone I have unfortunately been disappointed with polish leaking into the cracks of my cuticles/​nail beds and soap being put on my nails to «soak» instead of cuticle oil. I really wish them the best and wish they would figure it out, but unfortunately they just haven’t yet. I would suggest finding another place (and let me know when you do, I need to find one!)

This place is terrible. Lady is very rude and priced extremely high. I just went today 7÷2÷2014 and it was my second bad experience. Never coming back. Also owner re uses same toe separators on everyone. And told me to hurry up on picking nail color bc she had a appointment. Very rude.

i was so looking forward to finding a cute little hole in the wall place in my neighborhood to get my nails done! this was abysmal. i’ve spent years living abroad and generally have no reservations trying to communicate with people who speak very little english. this lady never once made eye contact. or smiled. she was almost completely silent. she looked stern, and angry. do you really want someone like that wielding sharp objects near your feet? thank god i’ve had tons of pedicures before and mostly knew what to expect, but even so i had no idea what was going on half the time. i wanted to get out of there as fast as i could.
when i asked about the $ 35 Mon.-Wed. mani-​pedi special, she said it’s now $ 40 and then spent a few minutes complaining bitterly about their high rent. this is the only time she spoke. the rest was just stern grunts and glares. she was very rough, and cut my nails so short it almost hurt. i’ve never seen anyone shape nails so poorly.
at one point my foot slipped because she had it in an awkward, uncomfortable position and she literally huffed and scolded me. i ended up leaving with only a pedicure ($ 25) just so i could get out of there. what a waste.

I am not a nail salon frequenter, but I was going to a conference and wanted to look polished, so I stopped in at Laclede Nail the night before I left. I was happy with the experience. The woman who did my nails had a very thick accent and was difficult to understand, but she did a good job. I got them done on Monday evening, and they didn’t start to chip until Saturday, even after flying internationally. The price is similar to what I find elsewhere in the neighborhood, and the location is convenient for me, so next time I feel the need for pretty nails, I will be returning.

Owner was rude, asked me if I was” born here” bc I had on a jade bracelet.
I noted manicure tools were pulled out of an unsealed sanitized bag.
I decided to depart and not have a manicure after it was taking over 45 mins to remove shellac and owners hands were so rough and dry that it was scratching me.

This place hasn’t built up their Unilocal appearance yet, but for a hole in the wall– they are great! My friend had walked by this little nail salon and noticed a mani-​pedi deal that is Monday through Wednesday for only $ 35. After a long day of playing Santa’s Elf, we decided to treat ourselves to a little pampering. This is your typical, small nail salon – not a spa by any means, but it’s a good one!
After hitting major traffic, we didn’t get there until 6pm and they closed at 7:30. With only two technicians and a hostess they were crunched for time. You would have never known. They took such a careful, detailed amount of time with both of our nails. The owner, a cute little asian lady, was extremely thorough and cared a lot about our experience and feedback. The leg/​hand massages were awesome (they even focused on my ankle bones!) and was something totally different than any other salon. They use quality products to remove chemicals after the massages and make sure not to hurt you when it comes to cuticle care.
The owner was so sweet and concerned about slicing my fingers because my «hands are so soft». She reminded my of a grandmother: nosy, asking about my (lack of) relationships, and if I was looking to get married. I enjoyed her a lot. My friend and I both walked out – a little after 8, saying this was the first time we had no complaints or mess ups on our nails from any place. They did a great job, we very cleanly, and extremely friendly– if you’re not wanting to spend a fortune, but want a great service, they know how to do it!

Best mani/​pedi I’ve ever had! Price was $ 35 for the combo Mon-​Wed, which is the best price I’ve found in the area. Mai and Lisa did mine and my friends nails. They were super friendly and did a great job. The spa specializes in using natural, good for your skin products. Only downside is that it takesba while. We were the only 3 there and it took 2 hours, but the time was well worth it. I will definitely return!

My experience at Laclede’s Nail and Spa was great! The two girls working at the time were very nice and really friendly. We were conversing thru most of my services. The work area is clean and neat, plus there’s a nice big screen tv to watch.
The price was fair for a mani and pedi. Cheapest nail salon I found in the CWE area. They had mostly OPI nail polish which is my favorite! But one drawback is that they don’t have a huge selection on nail polish color so if you have a favorite at home, you might want to bring it just in case.
I am definitely returning to this nail salon over and over again!

I’m new to town and decided to try laclede nails. I previously lived in New York, and am used to paying no more than $ 10 for a manicure. I was surprised that the regular manicure here was $ 15, but I assume that pricing in St. Louis is just different so I decided to try it.
It was the biggest waste of money.
The lady who worked with me was a lot older (probably in her 70s), was not that nice, and did not appear to know what she was doing. She struggling both with cutting my cuticles and painting my nails. There was no warm towel used on my hands after the massage (which ever other nail place I’ve been to uses). The base coat was placed haphazardly, I’m pretty sure the nail polish was watered down (it came out really splotchy), and they rushed me out of the salon while my nails were drying (even though I was the only person in the salon & it was the middle of the day). My nails smudged because I was rushed out. She also didn’t offer to carry my purse to the dryer. I still tipped her because she was older and still working, so I felt bad. But I regret wasting my money.
I just think $ 17 was way too much money for substandard surface. I won’t go back again.