Renaissance Nails

Loved this salon. They were very friendly and I can’t say enough good things about my pedicure. They massaged my legs for what seemed like forever. Tina did a great job :)

Now my go to place! Awesome pedicure! The water is warm. Chairs are nice. Big tv. Foot massage is to die for!!! Very clean. Decent prices. Just wish they had more polish colors to choose from. Will be back next week for a mani.

I’m pretty hard to please when it comes to pedicures and manicures. They please me with little effort.
* Deluxe pedicure is a must
* Cleanliness keeps me coming back
* Stopped wearing nails years ago, but Renaissance has wearing gel nails again. Hubby is happy I don’t have «man» hands anymore :-)
* Water or soda provided while you are serviced
* Massage chairs on site, but the pressure is too hard to me so I skip turning it on
* No pun intended, but they speak English very well which I appreciate. I like to converse with my nail tech sometimes.
* The «mini tootsie rolls» in the bowl at the check-​in counter is the devil! I can never walk past it without grabbing a handful coming & going.
* Only 3 nail techs on site
* Appointments welcome
* Fair prices
Tip: Located in Kroger plaza beside Bukharaa Indian Restaurant and across the street from Sprouts on Peachtree Pkwy & McGinnis Ferry

Being new to this area, I was in search of a salon that offered flexible hours, a clean environment and affordable services. I found everything that I needed at Renaissance Nails. I had the deluxe pedicure at a total cost of $ 40.00 & it was the best pedicure that I have ever had. I highly recommend this salon.

They did an excellent job on my gel mani. They were very accommodating. The lady who did my nails paid close attention to my nails and they look so good!

I have been here several times and am a bit disappointed that the polish isn’t applied as well as it should (see photo). This was only after two days. The coats were not applied evenly and you can see the coats recede from the layer below it.

I am relatively particular about nail salons and this place was definitely a miss for me. Most importantly, I really did not appreciate the fact that almost the whole time I was getting my service the techs who were working on me were chatting in their language the entire time. Its really not hard to keep the personal chatter to a minimum and at least try to make your customer feel like you are focusing on them but clearly some of these ladies don’t care to give their customer a good experience.
In terms of the quality of the service, it was pretty mediocre. The manicure polish job was not good and top coat wasnt applied properly and the polish has lines around the edges. She wasn’t thorough with her work in general and left polish on my cuticle and walked away after her service so I couldn’t even let her know about it. The pedicure was good but the massage was very half hearted, as it was more of a lotion applying than an actual massage for my legs.
Needless to say, I will not be back. I guess at Renaissance you get what you paid for since their prices are quite low. But I would rather pay more and go to a salon that treats customers professionally and with care.

Usually get my nails done here because it’s close to work and I can hop over on my lunch break. Kelly is awesome at doing hands and I always make it a point to do them with her. She also does a great leg wax with really painless wax used here. The older lady whose name I don’t know is the best at pedicures. Fantastic.
Pleasant and clean atmosphere and they don’t try to up-​sell you on anything which is nice and rare in this sort of business.

Highly recommended! It’s so hard to find a good place to get a mani pedi. You won’t be disappointed here. After reading the awesome reviews on Unilocal I figured I’d try it out. Deluxe pedicure and manicure for $ 40 which is a great deal. The pedicure massage lasted for what seemed like an hour — enough to keep me coming back. They also offer a drink which is a small gesture but always appreciated. They aren’t pushy at all like other salons. Great experience overall!

Nice location. Employees do a great job! Quick service. Seems like cleanliness could be worked on a bit (putting plastic wraps around the pedicure tubs). Would be nice to have a bigger drying table where people don’t have to squeeze by other customers to sit. Other than that, great business!

They’re VERY nice here especially the front guy which I’m guessing is the manager. He was constantly checking up on me asking if I wanted anything to drink and how I liked my nails. The actual interior is nice and clean, and they did a good job on my manicure ($ 10!) The only thing I would recommend is to bring cash for tips! I didn’t have any cash on me, so I told them to charge me a little extra for tip, since I guess you can’t add your own on the receipt.

Great service. Very quick and professional. My manicure looks great and I was very impressed with how easy she completed it.

LOVE this place. I won’t tell you who my favorite is since I don’t want her to get too busy for me (selfish yes, but everyone there is great)
The staff is very friendly and always offer me a drink when I sit down.
Call ahead to make an appointment because they get busy!!!
Bring cash for your tip!

Super pleased! I came into the salon for a mani pedi around 11:30am on a Thursday morning. I was seated right away and they began with no time to waste. I did not catch the name of the ladies that did my nails, but they were both sweet and professional. I liked that there wasn’t much chatter. A lot of times I feel like the people doing my nails at salons are gossiping about me and making fun of me (my friends who speak vietnamese usually confirm for me) — I know I don’t have the most attractive feet! LOL!
The pedicure was relaxing and the lady took her time with the scrub massage and the lotion massage. The manicurist was very attentive. She even saw me picking at a piece of my cuticle after she trimmed them and went back to fix it. Both ladies asked to make sure I was content with the color right after they started.
When they were finished, I was just sitting and examining their great work and my guy at the front desk came over to make sure nothing was wrong. I probably was looking a little to hard and long at my nails… what can i say, I’m picky! But they were great!!!
definitely going back!

I have been going to a few different places and it has been less than average on the pedicures and eyebrows. I was weary about going anywhere else and hadn’t gone to anyone in a while. I was wanting to be pampered so I read the reviews and decided to give this place a try. I got the deluxe pedicure and regular manicure with an eyebrow and lip wax. WOW!!! It was amazing. They massaged my legs for what seemed like an hour. My eyebrows are perfect and the regular manicure was was just as relaxing. I only got paint on my feet and it looks perfect. My hands even look nice without any color. I highly recommend them. You will not be disappointed.

At last, a wonderful nail experience less than ten miles away. Husband and wife owners Khang and Hong took over Renaissance Nails two years ago. The salon is bright, airy and very organized. Once you enter, you’ll notice polish selections on the right wall, a festive Christmas tree in the corner, rounded mirrors over each massage chair and renaissance art which reminds me to renew my passport so I can cross Europe off my ‘list’. Add on the food network shows in the background, friendly technicians and great pricing, and you have a winner. My manicure was $ 10 and pedicures start at $ 18 with options to add on services. Relaxing arm and leg massages topped off the visit. Ask for Trang and Linh.
Location — The storefront just says Nails. The owner plans to update signage after the new year. Facing Kroger, the shop is to the right next to an indian restaurant. Not to be confused with Allure Nails on the far left end of the plaza.
Happy to pass by other salons to support this business.

DON’T GO ANYWHERE ELSE! I’ve NEVER had a pedicure as awesome as I had tonight. I asked for a Deluxe Pedicure and Jenny went above and beyond to ensure that I had an amazing experience (she even offered me a free soda). She massaged my legs and feet for a very long time while I drooled in the awesome massage chair. It was so nice, I was beginning to feel a little drunk, lol. It’s a bit of a drive for me but I’ll make the hike to go see Jenny from now on.
BTW, I had a tiny bit of trouble finding the place. It’s in the Kroger shopping center, next to an Indian restaurant. The sign simply says ‘Nails’ but don’t let that fool you. Heaven awaits :-)

I have not had my nails done in ages, and I’m glad I stumbled upon this place. Great credits to those who Unilocaled this neat little place!
Tam (aka Kathy) was great. Although new to this location (2 or 3 days brand new), she has been doing nails over 15 years. She was a tad quiet at first, but then she opened up more and her sweetness really showed. She was very meticulous as she performed my manicure, and I just adore how she took her time and did things carefully.
The owner (or I believe he’s the owner) was simply adorb! He was cheerful and looked really hien (kind). He was funny because he immediately asked if I had called earlier. Um. That was like an hour or two ago. He made a point to ask me if I was Viet because my last name popped up on the caller idea. He was just too funny!
Although I live 20 minutes from this place, I will most definitely come back here again and recommend this place to anyone. Some of the Unilocal reviewers are accurate when they say this is the place to go. Although the shop is small & quaint indeed (has a Renaissance theme going on), the sweet staff makes this trip worthwhile. They even offer you water too. :)
The vibe here was very positive and heartwarming. I most definitely recommend this place! Oh. And everyone speaks English very well in case you’re worried about the language barrier. Just putting this out there since some places are more into the efficient service and nothing else.

I work near this nail salon and thought I’d drop by because I was in desperate need of a pedicure. I noticed that my friend Tulie L. stopped and enjoyed her visit so I thought I’d walk in and try them out for myself.
To my surprise, I was extremely pleased with the overall service and results of my pedicure. My pedicurist was fantastic! Never had such an amazing foot and leg massage from a basic pedicure package. For $ 19.00, it’s a great deal. The polish stayed on for more than 2 weeks and the color did not chip at all.
I will definitely introduce this nail salon to all my friends and co-​workers who work nearby.

The glowing reviews on Unilocal led me to Renaissance Nails. Nail salons are a dime a dozen, so when you see such good feedback for a place, you’ve got to pounce! I made an appointment for a mani/​pedi, which runs for $ 28. A bit cheaper than most places I have been to. I believe a mani alone is $ 11 and a pedi alone is $ 18 or 19. Since I opted for a regular French manicure, there was a $ 5 surcharge.
The interior is indeed very clean and bright. We (including my boyfriend, who was waiting on me) were offered something to drink several times, which I really appreciated. Though I WAS thirsty, I turned down the offer since my hands were being occupied by the manicurist. Both the manicurist and pedicurist took their sweet time on me. In fact, the actual painting of the nails was the quickest part. They were very thorough and neat with their work.
If I had to nitpick, I think the manicurist cut my cuticles on a couple of fingers a bit too close, because they stung for a few hours after whenever I washed my hands.
Note: They do not allow tips on credit cards, so be sure to have some cash.
[edit:]
Just wanted to note a couple of things. French manicures are not known to last very long. True to this testament, my French from Renaissance only lasted 2 – 3 days before I noticed cracks in the tips. I don’t know if that is shorter than usual because the only other time I got a French manicure from a salon, it lasted a good week or so before I saw any flaws.
My pedicure is still going strong nearly three weeks later, however. That’s enough to bring me back.
Also, they are a bit old-​school and do not use the electric mitts on your hands when doing a manicure. Instead, they use hot towels.