Q Nails

I think everyone else was overly complimentary of this place. While the ladies were polite I constantly had to point out issues with the French manicure they were giving me. They did fix it but it was a bit hasslesome to point out things. Also the board listed $ 10 for the French but they charged us $ 15. I understand trying to make more money but don’t up charge people because you think they’d be more willing to pay more.
I went with my friend who was Vietnamese and at this location, as with many nail salons, they perked up immediately when they found out she was. Fine but I would’ve liked to receive the warm welcome too.
Anyways the woman doing my nails kept doing everything lopsided. I kept telling her to bring the white down on this side because it was thicker there or asking to file down one side more because it wasn’t even. She fixed it but could easily read from her face that she wasn’t pleased.
Also, when we decided on the French they tried to up sell us on the gel. We passed because it takes a long time and half way through our manicure they brought a customer over to tell us how amazon their gel manicures are. –_​– I don’t care how good they are, if I don’t have an extra hour to spare I’m not going to do it.
The area here is very sketchy too but it was the most decent one in the relative vicinity. I probably won’t be coming back though.

Best manicure of my life… Seriously. I am no stranger to nail salons; I am a regular and get every service from your general manicure to gel nails and even acrylics from time-​to-​time. This place is definitely a no frills type of joint, very simple and they aren’t going to offer you a glass of wine… it just ins’t that type of place. In my experience, these types of «no frill» joints are typically the best at the actual service for which you are paying. If you’re looking for a spa like experience to relax with a girl friend, there are better spots than this. However, if you are looking for a truly great service, read on.
I went to Q nails yesterday to have some yucky acrylics removed and to just get a simple manicure. I am not exaggerating or forgetting a single trip to the nail salon when I declare this is best manicure I’ve ever had. I walked in and told Lisa what I needed. She sat me down to start soaking off my gel polish and acrylic nails. She took her time and very delicately removed the acrylic leaving my natural nails in the best possible state. She then shaped each one of my nails to perfection, creating a consistent shape and length in a manner that seemed completely effortless. I was so impressed with the final product and told her I would be back (which I definitely will) for my next gel manicure.
If you need flawless nails and fair prices, this is your place!

If you’ve read my previous Nail Salon Reviews, you know how EXTREMELY picky I am! Especially, when it comes to French Shellac Manis.
With that said, I’ll get started. It’s Friday @ 5:30 and I’m ready to try a new shellac place. So I stop into place hoping to get a job well done but not expecting much.
Wendy immediately greeted and seated me. I decided to try a new combo and instead of doing the plain clear with white tips, I asked for a glittery champagne like with the white tips. Wendy was awesome and she did a great job! There is no bleeding or bubbles and I am EXTREMELY happy with the finale!!! I will definitely be back!

My wife says my feet get to look like ancient reptilian feet every so often. I wear sandals year round. I only come for the pedicure minus the painting of the toe nails. I always feel welcome and they do a good job scraping the dead skin off of my feet. Everything seems to be clean and tidy, and the employees are all friendly. 20 bucks plus tip and you’re done.