New Noble Nail

I am sure you’ve experienced it: the ferocious nail techs that make your nail beds bleed (why are you torturing me, what did I do to deserve this?) or the pedi tubs that you can literally see the mold growing on. The manicure that was well… less than what you expected.
It took me 7 years to find the perfect nail salon for me. I come to New Noble Nail (Which is actually called Seven Nail Salon now) every two weeks. I call ahead and make an appointment with my girl Summer who is as pleasant and warm as her name suggests. I am always greeted with a smile from everyone and a hello how can I help you?
They get busy. Any good nail salon with competitive prices and great technique does. So make an appointment and give them your name even if they don’t ask. I get a gel mani for $ 20 and every so often i’ll spring and get the spa pedi (which includes a hydrating leg wrap and hot stone treatment). Summer always does a perfect job on my nails. As a bartender my nails take a beating and she restores them to perfection every time.
Also, during holidays they get INSANE. I reiterate: MAKE AN APPOINTMENT.
And if you want someone specific, say it. I have overheard clients get angry that their nail tech wasn’t available for their appointment because they did not specify. Communication is key, don’t expect them to read your mind.
Overall super clean and efficient.

I was looking for a good nail person for so long and i came here. Nikki does such a good job. She takes her time and is super nice. And gives the best massages.

This place is now called Seven Nails & Spa. I came here today to get a gel manicure and regular pedicure. I walked in around 1pm without an appointment and was helped right away. They brought me over to the foot baths and gave me a board to choose my color polish off of. I went with a lilac color from the OPI gel line. The lady doing my nails then explained to me that for $ 45 I could get the spa pedicure and gel manicure package. I went with it because it was a great price. Most other nail places I go to are $ 50-​$ 55 for a gel mani and «spa» pedicure so I figure it was worth a try.
Boy am I glad I did! The spa pedicure was amazing, way better than any other place that I have gone to. First she put some kind of mud paste on my legs and then wrapped them in Saran Wrap. The she put all kind of lotion and gels on my feet and went to town on my callouses! I don’t think my feel have ever been this soft. After all that was done she took the Saran Wrap off my legs and used an exfoliating scrub and then proceeded to give me a 10 min leg massage that included a hot stone rub. After all that excitement was finished she polished my toes and they looked great! The pedicure took about an hour, but it was well worth it.
Next she did my gel manicure and she did a great job with it as well. Her attention to detail was amazing. Nothing stuck to the cuticles or sides of the nails that will lead to raised edges that usually cause gel manicures to chip. While my nails were sitting under the lamp for the final drying she gave me a great neck massage. She really worked out the knots I had in my shoulders. The whole thing was worth every penny I paid for it!
This place is also very clean and it has nice modern décor. All the tools came out of an autoclave and I really liked how they had plastic liners for the foot spa tubs. I will definitely be coming back here again!

I liked how new/​clean everything felt in this place, but I had the hardest time understanding the girl who did my nails, she seemed nice, but maybe another worker could have helped out with the confusion. They had a lot of gel color choices. The massage she gave me while my nails were drying was a little too much, she put her arm down the back of my shirt, weird. I would have really like to find a special air filtration there and my old place had cut off gloves for the UV rays. My nails came out alright, I might go back.

it is now seven nails. very pretty salon, great coupons
had an appointment but they take walk ins so appointments mean nothing waited a ½ hour decide well it was suggested i get a pedicure. then another ½ hour went by so i had to leave i have a family and could not spend all afternoon there.
Tom one of the owners talked to me like i was a piece of dirt
I was there for a gel fill in… not cheap
they are rude and I would not recommend it unless you want to be spoken
down to

Never again. My salon next door wasn’t open and I had a wedding to get to so in I went… I’m no snob but this place is gross. The pedicure baths were old and stained, tools were grimy and sink to wash hands was covered in mold. My tech was nice but I could’ve done a better job a home.

The lady who did my nails looked really depressed

Very no frills nail salon. VERY. It has no warmth to it whatsoever. The place looks drab and depressing, and the color selection was really limited. Some of the polishes looked old, and that deterred me from even choosing them.
Basic mani/​pedi, not much of a massage anywhere on my legs or hands, and not much attention to cuticles and whatnot. Seems like they just want you in and out as quickly as possible. However, if you want to spend less than $ 20 on a mani/​pedi, and you aren’t looking for a pampering sort of time, then this place will do just fine.
Oh, they accept credit cards here, but the woman gave me this really scrunched up look when I asked her if they would take it. Not sure what the issue was, but just a heads up!

This is my mom’s nail salon. Really, that this is a good salon should be no surprise. Lack of Unilocal reviews aside, you know you gotta trust yo mamma!
Start to finish, I left satisfied with my experience.
I wanted a gel or shellac manicure, regular pedicure. As the only person who does the former is one of two people (the owner, according to mom), they very efficiently paired me up with a gal who was quite nice, even if a bit timid when it came to razoring the hell outta my terrible calluses (btw the razor will cost you an extra 3 bucks, which is worth it, if you ask me). Three days later and my feet are in terrific shape. She wasn’t at all rough with the massage either, thankfully.
The gel job was also well-​done. They have a decent selection of both gel and shellac colors. You won’t be pampered, believe me, but I don’t want such attention. I just want a good polish job that doesn’t take long or smudge. Perfection on both accounts.
Don’t expect any fawning. Don’t expect a glass of wine nor posh surroundings (the pedi chairs are extremely acceptable, however). I walked out of there with a pedicure/​gel manicure that cost me only 35 bucks plus tip. That’s really all I needed.
Thanks for the recommendation, Mom! You may not be a Unilocaler, but you’ll be helping scores of others…

The bad:
cheesy décor
not the cleanest
techs frequently speak in a different language
The good:
amazing pink and white acrylics (used them for my wedding)
fair price
extremely inexpensive mani/​pedi
nice techs
nails do not lift
free airbrushing