Lee Nails

Great service! Was treated very well, and everyone working was very kind. She spent a lot of time on my pedicure, and it looks perfect! Will definitely be back!

New ownership since April 2014 so all the other reviews should be updated! Tom was very welcoming and Nina was very professional. I am a nail technician and she did a great job service wise. Give these people a shot!

Closed? Boarded up? Padlocked? Check. We had an appointment the day after Xmas. No one was there. No call. No nothing. Forget it, we went to Utopia 2, that’s a much better place. This place? NO WAY.

I am an out of town visitor and my mom and I went to Lee’s for an afternoon pedi and mani. The place was clean and we were brought back for our pedicures right away. The women that did the pedicures were very good at getting us «healthy feet», even with some good in between care advise.
The only real disappointment was that it seemed as if they were not wanting to be there. We tried to converse with them during the treatment. After several attempts at talking to the woman doing mine, she finally opened up a bit. Unfortunately, she asked me a question and while I was answering, she greeted a woman (seemly a friend) that walked in the door with conversation. She even walked away from me to go get fish food for the little girl the lady brought in to feed the fish. She didn’t excuse herself or even pay any attention to me for the 10 minutes the visitor was there for. It would have not been an issue except I felt it was rude she cut me off mid sentence. My mom had the same awkward silence, and gave up trying to ask any questions. The women working spent more time chatting back and forth in a language we could not understand and that also made the experience uncomfortable.
I would recommend bringing a good book and some headphones with you if you plan a trip to Lee.
I will not return there and neither will my mom, who lives near by.
I work in the service industry and am a performance based tipper and tipped accordingly, however I am a believer that if you receive what you pay for, it should be at least minimum gratuity.

I decided to try this salon because it is close to home. Next time I will drive to the competition! I left with bloody cuticles on both my hands and feet (I had a mani and pedi). My hands were sore for a week. She cut my nails short without even asking me what I wanted. This was the WORST experience I ever had and I get my nails done fairly often. I suspect there was a reason I was able to get on without an appt on short notice. Go elsewhere!

I went there to get a few things done (toes & fingers) and had previously had acrylic nails I had gotten somewhere else and was paying to get them taken off. First, my nails were not soaked the nail tech just started ripping them off which is painful enough, then the nail tech started going on and on about how it wasn’t their fault I was in pain & my nails were tearing off, and that its the other nail places fault.
First of all, I am spending fifty dollars in your place of business, and I am paying extra for you to take my nails off, I don’t need to hear grief from you that I went somewhere else to get my nails done.
I was already in pain and I asked the nail tech to please stop saying that because I was getting very frustrated. No surprise here, I heard the same thing about 3 more times before I walked out of there before my nails were even dry. As someone who has worked in retail for 8 years, I would never badger a customer that they went somewhere else.
I will never go near there again.

I moved here from San Francisco two months ago and have been looking to find a nail place. I chose this place because it looked clean and although the prices are MUCH higher than they are in SF, they were comparable to the area. It was my birthday so I was treating myself and decided to get a French manicure. It was the WORST French manicure, and possibly just manicure over all, I’ve ever had. The woman did it quickly and honestly, my boyfriend could have just taken white out and painted the tips of my nails like she did. I should have just said something then but I didn’t because the pedicure didn’t seem that bad.
The foot massage was good (didn’t get much of a hand massage at all). However, as I was waiting for my toe nails to dry, they wanted to fill my seat so they put my sandals on and told me my toes were dry. They weren’t and they smudged about an hour later. Then, I used my debit card, which they charged me $ 2 to do. I’ve heard of a $ 0.50 charge, but $ 2.00???
Anyway, my manicure chipped by that night so I went back the next day and asked them to touch them up. I could tell they were annoyed, they did a horrible job by just painting over the parts that chipped off and then had the nerve to tell me that I should have put clear polish on when i got home. Um, what?! I’ve been getting French manicures for more than 10 years and it’s never chipped within a few hours and I’ve never been told I should have done something at home.
Needless to say, with the amount of other nail salons in the area, I’m going to go somewhere else. Don’t go there.