Sapa Nails

I love this place! The Devore is a little drab but the service is great! I always get and awesome massage during the pedi, and Cindy does a fabulous job with shellac and it stays in really well!!!

if I could give a negative star I would!!! The lady at the front desk was very nice however the nail tech (male) was extremely rude!!! I showed him a picture of the nails I wanted which was taken from THEIR webside and he said go pick your color in a very rude voice and I said ok, but I would like to have them look just like the picture on their website. He spoke in a foreign tongue to the nice lady demanding her to go get my color while he was cutting his fingernails in front of me and on the phone, I did not get a good feeling that I would be happy with his work since he did not want to help me at all so I walked out!!! Awful customer service!!!

Came back 3 years later, and all I can say is that I have been to better nail salons in the mean time. This salon can be very busy, especially on weekends, so I advise you make an appointment.
The interior is average, and the welcoming receptionist is wonderful and very attentive. The nail technicians, not so much. I was attended by a lady who came in yawning the whole time she did my nails. She kept stopping and stating she had indigestion (TMI) and kept drinking water. She asked me if I wanted water, and I said «yes». She asked my sister to get the water from the fridge since she was to lazy to get up and get it! What a lack of customer service beyond words!
Anyhow, my nails turned out good but the price was steep for solar colored almond nails… $ 35. I felt my nails were not worth the price since I have gotten them done elsewhere for cheaper and better looking.
This is not a bad salon, but I do not feel the urgency to return again. Not even in 3 more years!

I keep trying to give them a shot at redemption but every time I go it’s a huge disappointment. The staff always looks miserable and half asleep. The lady helping me had to ask for help so they switched halfway through my pedi and didn’t say a word to me. The prices on their price sheets, aren’t up to date either so expect to pay more than anticipated. During my mani, the lady made me bleed and said its because I don’t take care of my cuticles. What the?! The only other time I was spoken to by anyone was when she tried to convince me to pick a different color. Ridiculous. Will not be going there again.

David seeviced me and from start to finish everything was so professional. I love my nails ans the atmosphere was just right. I felt like I was at my home, everything so clean. They have really good customer service. I will be back
Shamarion

The job they did was good, except it was not was I asked them to. Prices are decent, but only get the basic; anything special is not worth it (overpriced). Staff is attentive, except the manager or owner who was sleeping and snoring across from my seat. This explains why they did not understand what I had requested. I don’t think I will be going back.

Amazing work done by Michelle! My first time I went in and asked for the $ 30 pedicure. No pressure from anyone to upgrade. Gave me wine and did a fantastic job on my feet. Took off the rough skin on the bottom of my feet then went back and double checked her job and scrubbed some more! Massage was awesome and long and polish was put on perfectly. Very friendly and amazing at what she does! Will be going to her for all my pedicures now! Michelle knows how to give an awesome pedicure!!!

This place is amazing! It’s always very clean, and you are greeted as soon as you arrive! There is never really a wait maybe 10min and if you do have to wait you are offered a beverage right away. Andy does my nails (I get powder) and he is phenomenal! Very meticulous and detailed with his work!

I’ve been going to Sapa Nails for a long time now and have generally been happy with my mani/​pedis. However my favorite tech (Ann) left awhile ago and it’s been a struggle to find someone there who is half as good as she was.
This past Saturday I went in for a manicure and spa pedicure. Regular nail polish, no shellac or acrylic. The tech that worked on me did a VERY poor job on both my hands and feet. The only reason why I didn’t complain was because I had been there for such a long time being worked on, that I paid the $ 65 (yes 65 for a mani/​pedi with regular polish!)
Issues:
–toenails & fingernails not filed down and I was left with sharp edges that have since started to break even after I told the tech I prefer rounded corners
–decided to have a white Stripe (a la French mani) on top of my blue color and the tech was unable to make a halfway even line on my nails. Instead of telling me that she was not able to do it, she tried to convince me to get something else done. I declined and she was not happy about that and made it very clear through mumbling under her breath. Not my problem if you can’t paint a straight line!
–tech cut my cuticles in several places and made me bleed. She showed NO concern nor did she apologize for hurting me
–polish was badly chipped and in need of a total redo by Wednesday. No, I do not work with my hands, nor do I chew or pick my nails. I typically can rock a mani for at LEAST a week before it starts to lose its luster. 3 days is a new record for my mani going bad.
No idea what the tech’s name was but she has the table at the end on the right side and she is a slightly older (40−45+) woman. Steer clear of her. She’s nice but she is a very poor nail tech.
This experience is the nail in the coffin for me. I will not be returning to Sapa Nails nor can I recommend them to anyone looking for a decent mani/​pedi.

Don’t usually come here but I’ve been here before with a friend. The interior has been redone but it’s too busy to actually sit down and relax. $ 30 for a basic pedicure but they include some type of mud mask, a scrub, & a hot towel… not too bad. I suffer from ingrown toenails and it’s embarrassing to bring that up when there’s other people right next to you getting their nails done. The lady (Michelle) who took care of me was very discrete in fixing my problem and took her time cutting/​filing my nails. I got here 20 minutes before closing time and they still took me in! Also, they use plastic covers and sterilized nail equipment for each patient! Very clean! I will definitely consider coming back again!

I’ve gone here twice. The first time, the guy did a great job on my french shellac manicure. He wasn’t friendly at all though and doesn’t speak much English. I thought I’d give it a second try though since the only bad thing on the first visit was that he cut one of my cuticles to the point where it bled.
The second time I got a french manicure (with regular polish). I got the same guy… just my luck. He asked twice if I wanted shellac. The second time he really tried to sell it, saying «it last longer.» I said no thanks, I don’t like it, it dries out my nails. (I always forget to put cuticle oil so that won’t happen). He seemed irritated that I didn’t want to spend more money. Then, he filed my nails different shapes and different lengths and I had left them longer so they could be cut and shaped to match. One nail was super short, one was unevenly filed and one thumb nail was rounded too much. They were very busy and he was trying to hurry, which is fine but I’d still like my nails to look uniform when I’m paying for a service. I even had to ask him to fix the one thumb nail because it was very round and all the others were more rounded squares. He didn’t get what I was asking and ended up doing the other thumb more round too and just cutting the one and rounding it again!
This wasn’t horrible service, but it was frustrating because it took me TWO hours to get a simple french manicure and I’ve had better ones that took less time. Needless to say, I won’t be going back.

This was my first time here. Along with me I had a bride that needed her nails done. Because she was getting married they offered her eyelash extensions for half off. I thought that was thoughtful of them. My nails look great. I will definitely come back.

This place was great! A lot of women were coming in during their lunch break. Very attentive staff & prices were reasonable. I would recommend. :)

This place had a good rating so I went once for a manicure. Nothing fancy, just a manicure. She did an ok job. Nothing great but for 15.00 I feel it was worth the money. Second visit I get a mani & petty which is 40.00. This visit I was paired w a very lazy gentleman. I mean this guy has ADD and at times was buffing and was looking around the salon. The pedi was sloppy. He didn’t do the normal things he should have done like cut the cuticles or buff my heels. He was in a hurry to finish and cut all possible corners. I could have had my lazy cousin do my toes & paid her w a diet coke and gotten a better job done. After the debacle pedi they gave me this guy for the mani. I protested but he was the only guy available. So I reluctantly agreed. Famous last words: «how can he do a worse job than the pedi?». Well, His mani sucked more… amazing!!!
Just skip this place is my advice. These places are a dime a dozen. My advice is to keep looking!

I have come here time and time again and each time I either am I huge fan of my visit or I leave just «eh»
Ladies, be picky about your acrylic nails if you get them here. There was a time I absolutely loved them and a time I hated them, 2 weeks apart from each of them.
The good thing is they are totally staffed, always, I have never had to wait to get a service. They are nice, pretty darn busy, and definitely affordable! I have only had one pedicure that felt rushed and not relaxing– all other times were great!
This is my go-​to nail salon for a quick mani or pedi. If it wasn’t for the inconsistent results, this place would get a 4-​star.

Good place for a mani or a pedi. Get a flower to spice up your pedi. Prices are very reasonable and depending on who you get, the foot and leg message can be great or kinda weak.

Halfway through my pedicure, I realized that the music blasting through the speakers of Sapa Nails was the instrumental version of Spice Girls «2 become 1». Need I say more?
This is a tried and true place to get a pedicure and I am happy to have finally found a spot close to the medical center. My pedicure was $ 28 and I definitely got my money’s worth (massage, hot towels, etc). My favorite part was their really great color selection, second to the Spice Girls factor of course.

I am VERY upset because I feel like I have been ripped off!!!
My cousin is getting married tomorrow so, I came in to get my nails done after reading so many good reviews on Unilocal.
1. I walked in and I felt as if I travelled back to the 80’s!!! The colors are dreadful and not calming what so ever. I couldn’t relax and my eyes were having a trip.
2. No one greeted me and instead this old woman just told me to sit and walked off. I sat for a good 20 minutes and asked her (when she walked back) if there was anything available. She just blurted out «you here to get nail or pedicure?» so I told her just my nails. She walked off again.
I didn’t see why I had to wait so long. I saw many nail techs just sitting around and it didn’t seen all that busy. The sign up front also says «walk ins welcomed». Gosh!
3. I finally got seated and the nail area was disgusting! Nail dust everywhere, the towel to support the customers wrist wasn’t clean– I demanded that he clean the area before I could get my nails done. Of course, he seemed really ticked off and started muttering something in Vietnamese to the others. I felt so alienated and this should not happen. I’m here to get my nails done and enjoy it.
After this point, everything REALLY went down hill. He was rough on my hands and my nails turned out very crooked and uneven. I have bubbles and patches as well. I couldn’t believe it and demanded to speak to the manager. Lucky me, it was the same old lady that brushed me off.
She just said «you pay $ 50».
What? seriously? I heard this place was cheap and now they’re asking me for $ 50??? just for a set of nails?!
I honestly think they did this on purpose so I told them that if I were to pay this much that I should have them redone because they were done poorly. She shurgged me off and said «then pay another $ 50»
I couldn’t believe it so I just walked out with out even paying.
I know it was wrong of me to do so but I was clearly being harassed and mistreated! Even the price board didn’t say that a simple set of french manicure costed $ 50!
I’ll never come back (even if they do change the tacky outdated interior).
I highly WARN EVERYONE of this place.

The place I usually go to, is amazing. However, much more expensive. So those months I have to budget I head over to Sapa.
Sapa Nails is the nail shop where you do get more for your money. The pedicures are good as other reviewers have said. They do a great job with their massages and if you ask them to add pressure they do it happily. However, when it comes to acrylics: They do an average job. But, for the price it is a good deal. I see one of their nail techs do air brush. His designs always look amazing.
The service is friendly and you don’t have to be shy to ask for special requests. They like to accommodate.
The décor is not relaxing. In fact, it has a few different colors going on. But I think if they were to paint the walls a warm color, and worked on the lighting better, the place would be great. It is clean.
The only two things holding them back from 5 star is: better manicure/​nail treatments and Décor.
Three stars for: Fair pricing. Good Pedicures. Great service.

I was in dire need of a pedicure, so I headed just the street to check out Sapa nails. It is located in a strip mall, tucked away in the corner, which made it a bit difficult to locate. The inside of the shop could definitely use a face lift; the paint is faded and the lighting is a bit dim. However, the friendly welcome I received put me at ease. From the receptionist to the nail tech, every employee I encountered was pleasant. The woman doing my toes didn’t try to chat me up too much, and just let me relax into the massage chair and gossip magazines.
The pedicure itself was long and relaxing, I definitely did not feel rushed out the door. And for $ 25, it was a bargain. I foresee myself returning any time I get the itch to have my toes done. My only gripe is they don’t have a drying station for toes, only nails.