Dang Nails

The pricing is incredibly inexpensive. The salon is very clean and there are quite a few employees here so I had no wait. everyone was friendly and my specific tech did such a great job. She is very gentle, but still doing amazingly. Some places are really rough with my feet, and I’m very ticklish, so she’s did a great job not making me cry with laughter. Also my toe nails are kind of messed up on my littlest toe, and she made them look and feel normal again. Very happy, this place is right down the street and I will be here every week from now on.

Very clean. My person snipped a bit too close to my cuticle and I bled and the massage he gave felt more like a beating but I enjoyed the warm towel wrap with the pedicure as well as the hand warming with the pedicure. Other workers seemed very nice and friendly mine may have just been having a bad day. I would definitely try them again.

Went in for a gel manicure and it only lasted 4 days. Went back, two days later the polish started to come off again. Sad because when Travis who used to work there was doing my nails this never happened. Unfortunately he left. I basically went to Luxury nails down the street and got it done right. I should have been going there all along I guess. Hate I had to pay for back to back gel manicures.

I absolutely love Dang Nails. I’ve been a regular customer since they opened and will never change! They have excellent service, are effecient and is absolutely the cleanest nail salon I have ever been in. Also, their prices are totally reasonable!!! Give it a try!

Nice staff, consistently good service, clean, open Sundays, very relaxing music… Been coming here for years and definitely recommend. I will say the last few times I’ve tried to be a walk-​in, they were waaay busy and couldn’t take me. So, prob best to make an appt.

Buyer Beware ! Had a horrible experience. I told them I didn’t want nail polish (I am allergic to it). The manicurist did a horrible job — left my nails with dirt underneath, jagged and crooked. I tried several times to explain to her what was wrong, she couldn’t fix it. The manager came over and said he wouldn’t charge me for the manicure and sent someone else to fix them but they made them even worse. Meanwhile I look down and the pedicurist was painting my nails with nail polish. I finally told the manicurist to please leave me alone that I would fix my nails myself. I gave them my credit card and they charged me for the full amount (instead of just the pedicure as promised). I refused to sign the credit card slip and went over to the manager who then refused to honor what he told me, so I handed him the amount for the pedicure in cash and walked out. They ended up getting away with charging my credit card even though I didn’t sign it. Horrific customer service.

Not a good place to be a walk-​in. The owner is very loyal to regulars but will let walk-​ins wait forever. Some techs are better than others.

I don’t usually go to West Marietta, but I was having lunch in the area and saw this place and walked in. Very friendly, and they did a great job. The polish stayed on for a long time.

This is my favorite nail salon! The people are friendly, you don’t get the feeling that they’re talking to one another about how weird your feet are. It’s very clean, I used to think that itchy feet with little red spots just came with the professional pedicure territory. Turns out, no that’s some gross foot fungus that you get from unclean nail establishments. The same staff has been there for years and I’ve never had a bad experience. Some friends get their eyebrows done there and they are always very pleased

I get pedicures often in the flip-​flop friendly months, usually 2 times a month. I recently moved from Smyrna to Marietta and needed a new nail place. I was curious to try Dang Nails, both for the location and the funny name. It was about the same as most other generic nail salons… pretty clean, nice spa chairs, OPI and other polish, the Vietnamese girls chatting away (hoping not about me!). Here’s what I haven’t ever seen before in a nail place: you get your own little box that contains an emory board and some other stuff, it gets numbered and you get the corresponding card. It comes with the promise that it is only used for you. But it seemed that the actual metal tools (cuticle pusher, clippers, etc) were not put in the box. I’ll have to go back a second time and pay more attention to what she actually takes from my box to use on my feet.
I only got a pedicure today. Actually it was the deluxe pedicure for $ 27. I guess the difference between that and the regular pedicure (besides $ 7) would be the extra leg/​foot massage time and the blue-​green clay mixture. I’ll get a regular pedicure next time to figure out the exact differences.
Stay tuned…

I am not one of those girls who gets her nails done every week or two. In fact, this was only my second time ever (yes, ever) getting my nails done in a salon. So I am by no means an expert in this area, but I was more than satisfied with my experience at Dang Nails. (Although the first time we heard of it, my roommate and I were on the floor cracking up about the name.)
We went with some friends during a bachelorette party and had manicures and pedicures — nothing special, even though my little nail lady tried her best to paint white flowers on my toes! They have the big massage chairs and whirlpool tubs for pedicures and everything seemed to be very clean ans sterilized. They use OPI polish, among other things, so we were happy. The nail ladies were very quick but they did a great job on both of us. And to top it off, my total was under $ 30! It was way out of the way for us since we live in Buckhead, but it’s a great deal for those who live in the area.