Miracle Nails & Spa

Today was my first (and last) time trying this place. I wear acrylic nails and have been doing so for many years so to see the outdated and somewhat sloppy application of my acrylic nails left me less than satisfied. Normally I let people do their jobs but I had to constantly ask for more powder to be added where she missed or I had to ask to have my nails reshaped to look the same. Needless to say, I left with nails of all shapes and sizes. I was dissatisfied to the point that I didn’t even have her polish my nails.
This salon seems to be for an older crowd or a woman that prefers her basic mani/​pedi or shellac. I definitely wouldn’t recommend this shop for acrylic nails. However, I did enjoy my pedicure and would only return for that service if need be.

I really like this place. The service is great and nice quality products. Had pedicure and shellac manicure did take about two hours and it was just lovely. Also very affordable but I reccomend going during the week.

I like this place because they massage your neck and shoulders. Warning: don’t go unless you have two hours to spend.

This was my first time going to this place, the staff was friendly but as far as the service performed HORRIBLE. I asked for eyelash extensions, they said they could do it so I stayed. When she was done literally the lashes were on my eyelid. Seriously a nightmare. Waste of $ 30…never going back.

I was very displeased with the service I received. I had a shellac manicure with a deluxe pedicure. My first complaint is that when I asked if the nail polishes were the same they reassured me they were. Which they couldn’t of been more different? My hands are coral and my toes are a neon orange straight from the 80’s! I feel like I have Halloween feet. My second complaint is that when I pay top dollar for something I feel it should last more than one day. We all know shellac us supposed to last 2 weeks at most. This nail polish didn’t even last one day! It was extremely disappointing being that I had somewhere to go that evening. My final complaint which really bothered me is when I went back the next day they told me they were busy. I’m sorry that their product didn’t stand up to what they said. Is it even shellac? I’ll never return back!

Just moved to Houston and was worried about just picking a nail salon. After reading reviews online and Unilocal,I decided to go with Miracle Nails & Spa. Lisa is the best and spends a lot of time on making your feet look great and gives a wonderful massage. This is my go to place is I want to be pampered!

For a medi/​pedi it was only $ 37.00. It was very cheap. I got a message on my feet, arms and neck, that was awesome. What I didn’t like was her work, I picked a nude/​white color and I could see all the places she did not paint, it still looks good (from afar) but if you really look at my nails, it’s pretty disappointing.

Not an impressive nail salon — won’t be returning.
The Good: Enjoyed the massage, friendly staff, good color selection, affordable — paid $ 37 for basic manicure/​pedicure, comfortable chairs (typical massage chairs); fast — I was serviced by 2 ladies, one for the mani and the other for the the pedi
The Bad: Sloppy paint job — I had streaks and I didn’t love the way the corners were painted; Overcharged my credit card — they added $ 2 to the 20% tip I already gave (PAY CASH!); the equipment wasn’t in a sealed wrapper, which always makes me question hygiene
I guess you get what you pay for…

Omg! Fantastic job!!! I have never left a nail salon feeling soooo good. I usually leave feeling like they took my money.
There was one person doing my pedi… one person doing my mani… the person doing my mani also gave me a massage. Wow! I had a very long day at work that day and I really needed an awesome salon visit.
Thank you ladies at Miracle Nails and Spa. I will be back.

I had gotten a pedicure and Shellac manicure and it was $ 50. I thought it was well worth it. It took them about an hour and a half, but I was relaxed after wards and their massaging chair are awesome. Plus they are open 7 days a week! I think they are going to be my new nail salon! :-)

Affordable neighborhood nail salon. They are quick, friendly, and laid-​back.
Only downside is they do not use autoclaved instruments.
During weekends and post-​work hours they get busy, so set up an appt.

The staff isn’t friendly or accommodating at all. I’m not sure why this place has received so many good reviews, because I unfortunately had a terrible experience! When my friend and I walked in and sat down in the waiting chairs, no one came to greet us. After ten minutes we approached a woman working on nails and she just told us to pick a color and wait. 30 – 45 minutes passed and finally my friend was seen, but I was still stuck waiting. My friend started receiving a manicure to find out that the color she wanted was empty and they had nothing comparable in stock. The ladies were pushing her to choose other colors that were not what she wanted and after being there for an hour while not being properly serviced we just wanted to leave. At first the lady insisted that my friend pay 8 dollars for a nail trimming but the manager came and we let them know we didn’t want to pay after we wasted more than an hour here and we didn’t feel it was right to pay for unsatisfactory service.
We left and went straight to Upton’s, where we were greeted promptly on our arrival and were taken care of immediately.
Dinky environment, location, and terrible customer service. This place gets a 0!

I came here after reading other reviews. They are not an extremely clean salon (I will bring my own instruments next time), but the attention you get is wonderful!
I ended up getting a 2 hour mani/​pedi, complete with a slow neck massage towards the end. I loved how slowly and carefully ALL the employees work. They are not for quantity, but QUALITY of their work. They did turn some clients down while I was there, but that didn’t make them want to rush me out. They are wonderful, and I will definitely be back! $ 37 mani/​pedi and it was so worth it!

I love this place. I have a bad knee and the massage chair are EASY to get in and out of. The ARM lifts UP. And it is wonderful. The hot rock massage is out of this world. It is clean and they are very friendly!

It’s great to have an affordable and dependable nail salon in the neighborhood!
The ladies here are nice, and the salon is clean. The mani/​pedi is $ 37, and the deluxe mani/​pedi is $ 47. Each comes with a short neck massage.
Weekends can get busy, so try to time it right.

I’m torn about this place. They give great massages and pedicures but do not get your nails done here. All 3 times I regretted it. First time the lady made almost every cuticle bleed – very painful! Then I waited about a year before I gave them another chance, this time a girl sanded my nail down to raw skin. There was no nail left. Then today I went in and the lady made 4 nails bleed. I’m done! Let’s hope I don’t get an infection… also I was the first and only person in there – not sure what the rush was.

This place has nice chairs and they massage a lot longer than other places. They also wrap hot towels around your legs with a basic pedicure, which feels nice. It seems clean, the girls don’t bother you much if at all, overall this place is a tad on the pricey side, but it is definitely worth the splurge.
Two Weeks later: I’m going on two weeks with my white tips and pedicure and they both still look pretty decent. Long lasting is always good. A def must I say.
The regular pedi is $ 25 and the mani was around the low to mid 30s.

This place is the best thing that’s happened to me so far this year. No, it’s not a super trendy, posh place, but it’s literally less then 5 minutes from my house, pretty clean inside and cheap! Who can argue with that?
I will say that she didn’t do an amazing job at buffing my feet but she didn’t skimp on the massage and my toes looked great!
Finding this little place has seriously made my life so much easier. Ever since owners changed hands at Exceptional Nails I’ve been stressing to find another place. It’s just one less thing I have to worry about, and that makes me SUPER happy!

Great to have a good nail place in the neighborhood! $ 25 for a pedicure, which is quite reasonable given that Lisa spent a full hour on my feet. Great massage, nice job on everything. The people that work here seem very nice. Relaxed atmosphere.

How does this business have no reviews?! And it was featured as the Best of Houston 2009, too! (Houston Press) Unilocalers, you have got to get on this. I did my part for Unilocal-​kind while Jim was away by indulging my desire for a pedicure. I brought my own nailpolish as I’m wont to do, because I love zoya polish and it’s better for me (safe, ethical cosmetics– less toxic etc.)
This place is very laid back with quiet, unobtrusive staff. The kind woman who did my pedicure mostly left me alone to study for class while she worked. And she did a great job, I might add. I got an aromatic foot soak, foot and calf scrub, nail grooming, hot towel wrap, mint lotion, and then finally the polish. Her polishing job was meticulous, and my feet were so soft for over a week after this service.
The only thing I cannot speak to (as I didn’t see it) was the sterilization methods– I am a huge germophobe, so this is important. I did watch a woman clean out the foot basin I’d been in, and it seemed as though she did a thorough job. I also didn’t love that I couldn’t identify the products being used on me (though they worked!), as they came out of eco-​sized generic looking bottles.
Total setback– $ 25 for great results. Very relaxing, and my 2 pedicure experiences in Houston have indicated to me that in our city, the men are manly enough not to bat an eye at getting a mani-​pedi. Seriously, I’ve seen the most rugged manly men in these places. Good for them– I love a man with good grooming habits (ahem, possibly better than mine).
Take some friends and enjoy the two rows of deliciously plush chairs they have set up– walk-​ins welcome!