Digits Nail Spa

The nail tech was very nice. The massage was very nice. But communication was extremely unclear about the special they are running. A mani pedi for $ 32 … But switched out for gel mani suddenly becomes $ 61. Unreasonable.

Digits is the only place I can get a pedicure. I frequently have trouble with ingrown toenails and these ladies take care of them every time! You do have to wait if you come in on a busy day but if you’re going on a week night or off peak time they’ll get you in and out. I’ve tried a few other places with friends, but always regret it when my toes start to get tender.

Takes a very long time for any service. Overpriced. They put 3 coats on my nails :(def do not recommend.

I’ve been to this nail place about four times now. My friend lives and works in the area so this is always our main choice. There’s a couple of good things about this place, such as the fact that they take walk ins, and are generally clean, however I’m always very torn about this place and the price. Today’s experience basically made me write this review.
Today my friend and I got walk-​in pedicures, and we were seated fairly quickly. The lady who worked on me was someone I’ve never seen there before, but she was very friendly and made small talk (something the other girls I’ve had never do). When I gave her my color choice she asked if I wanted the same color for my hands, I said «No, only toes today, thank you». My whole experience was good with her, no complaints, it was only what came afterwards that really bothered me.
She got finished with the pedicure and was about to send me off to dry before she stopped me again and said «So you want the same for your hands right?». I was like «Umm, no I’m fine». OK, I figured maybe she forgot so I let it go. About 10 minutes later, my friend and I are both chit chatting in the drying area when the girl who worked on me approached me and asked us «Do you both want a brow wax? Only five dollars.». OK, at this point it was close to closing time, and it was obvious we were both there for pedis only. I started getting annoyed because I felt like she kept selling and suggesting services, which is fine I guess, but it just seemed a little desperate.
When I was done drying off, she put the oil + baggies on my feet and like a mother instructing her child told me «put your shoes on, and pay at the counter right now and then you can go chit chat with your friend». I felt weird having her stare at me while I put on my shoes and go through my bag for my wallet. I don’t know if she was expecting me to run off and not pay, but whatever. I went to the counter and payed and even gave her a tip, even though I was already bothered by this lady.
So whatever, I probably won’t come back to this place and I already convinced my dear friend that we should go somewhere else. Like I said, they are good for walk ins and are clean as well, but I also hate being treated like a child, and like someone is trying to take advantage of me by suggesting or tricking me into more services. With these girls, you either get an entire silent treatment (like my friend did) or someone who is overly suggestive and controlling.

I don’t know about the quality of this place b/​c when I stopped in to get a pedicure on my lunch it didn’t get done. I walked in and was told they could do it in 20 minutes. No problem, I’ll go get lunch and come back. I come back 20 minutes later and they have me sit in one of the pedicure chairs. No one runs water in the foot bath, I’m just sitting in the chair. After another 20 minutes go by and I realize that I just don’t have time any more. Of course when I start putting my sandals on they «are just about to get to me.»
If you can’t take a customer that is fine, just tell me. I would have been more likely to try them again if I knew they weren’t going to waste my time in the future. I’ll take my $ 30/​week elsewhere.

I almost wish this place would stay my lil secret.
LoAnn is my lady. I only go for no chip manicures and she’s a pro.
I admit I have special needs when it comes to manicures (I like my nails pointy, I don’t like a thick coat at the cuticles, I want my polish to wrap the tips of my nails) and LoAnn doesn’t even blink an eye.
–I love her patience especially because I do not possess any
–She’s SO very detailed
–She recommends great options when I’m indecisive
–Her shoulder massages turn me into jello
I didn’t have a super experience on my first visit here but then again, it was a Saturday and it was busy. Needless to say, I’m so glad I gave them another shot and found LoAnn.
It’s hard to find a manicurist that is consistent so when you do… TIP THEM WELL!
It’s not worth trying out a new spa regularly and reporting a horror story because of some «special deal». Hell to the no.

I highly advise against giving your business to Digits Nail Spa. I made an appointment to come in at a specific time and when I arrived they refused to take me «because they also take walk in customers.» I planned my evening around this appointment and the customer service was brusque, unapologetic and unacceptable for a neighborhood business.

Digits is one of the very few places where I can get a manicure that will last for more than 24 hours. My most recent manicure lasted for a whole week before getting a chip. This is a big deal for a Chipposaurus rex like myself.
Fingers tested. Hand approved.

I’ve been going to Digits the last few times for my mani-​pedis and eyebrow waxes after a few disappointing trips to 2×10 down the street.
Digits is a great alternative. They have newer nail polishes and cheaper prices. I always feel pampered and well taken care of at Digits and haven’t had to wait for a mani-​pedi yet!
One thing I wish they’d do is use gloves when they give you a pedicure, but everything in the salon is clean so I’ve never been all that grossed out.
They take a dollar off your tab if you pay with cash, btw!