Greentea Nails

I’m on a hunt for a new nail salon — I haven’t been a fan of any of the 4 or so I’ve tried around here. I’ve been 2x now, and so far so good! I get gel manicures. Price is comparable to others, the staff has been friendly and did a good job. Haven’t tried a pedicure yet.
Fingers crossed that this is my new place!

Eh. Used to be great. Prices now out of site and I have never had such a rushed pedicure job before. Probably ¼ of the time spent on pedicure that 5 Star Nails in Ambler does (ask for Linda there and she will spend a good ½ hour just getting your feet ready). Not very friendly either unless you are a regular.

Greentea Nails is a great salon. The prices are a bit higher than some other local places, but I think it is worth it for the service I’ve received there. The employees are skilled and friendly. The environment of the salon is also nice.
Making an appointment is not always necessary, but it is really helpful during busy times (lunch, after school/​work, etc) because I have seen some people get turned away or asked to come back later because there are no spaces available.
I’ve tried other nail salons, but I always come back to Greentea. I would recommend it to anyone!

I’ve been here a couple times in the past few years and new ownership took over only a couple years ago or sooner. Under the new ownership I had a great experience. I’ve been to my share of nail salons but the customer service was awesome and my nails looked great. I live in E. Norriton and it’s always worth going all the way to Spring House to this place for me because of the service, skills, and friendliness. I recommend everyone trying this place at least once.

I love this place. It’s the only nail salon I will go to in the area. I have never had a bad pedicure here. The massage chairs are awesome and actually work (unlike other places in the area) and it’s always clean. Prices are a bit high but I believe you get what you pay for.

I went to this nail salon for awhile before realizing it was overpriced and didnt really get the customer service I deserved. The one time I didn’t make an appointment and I needed my nails done (was going to a last minute event, so really needed it asap) and they couldn’t squeeze me into their schedule that day. I know it’s my fault for not making an appointment in the first place, but after going to the same business for three years and they couldn’t make one exception?
…it’s much easier to keep a customer than to get a new one. Just sayin’.

Just moved to the area and thought I’d give this place a try. Salon looks nice and has nice equipment. However, by being rude and not customer focused, the manager quickly lost my biweekly business. Not a good business move. Because they don’t use the same product (UV gel) that my last place used, they wanted to charge me $ 15 to take the set off, plus $ 60 for the new set, as opposed to the typical $ 30 refill that I came in for. When I was shocked about spending $ 75, I was rudely told to go somewhere else where the quality is not as good. I’m happy to pay for quality as I told her, however not to the tune of $ 75…keep in mind this was NOT a fancy hair salon/​spa, it is a stereotypical asian nail salon. A more customer friendly attitude, and the forethought to perhaps minimize the sticker shock in order to secure a loyal customer who will spend at least $ 100/​month at her business, when there are a plethora of other options, would have been a wiser choice, don’t you think?