Beverly’s Nails

I go to this salon with my best friend because it’s open late and on Sundays, is a 5 minute walk from my house, and is affordable enough that we don’t mind treating each other sometimes. There’s always several ladies working so the wait is short.
You shouldn’t go here under the assumption it’s going to be a luxurious spa– I haven’t noticed ventilation besides the front door, the polish selection is big but not the best quality, and a manicurist accidentally cut my cuticle and, I kid you not, stopped the bleeding with my nail clippings.
Just like frank on always sunny, I have now had a wound plugged up with trash. I see some unique things here too, like the lady getting a pedicure next to me just had 1 extra toe. Nothing wrong with that, you just don’t see that all the time.
I still give them 4 stars because the ladies are really nice, my nails look great and last about a week (hand) or 1 month (toes). The chairs are the massage kind and they give pretty great foot massages also.

I went here for a last minute gel manicure during my trip to Seattle. For the price it was decent but the lady who did mine seemed to be rushing through especially when she had a client who came in who seemed to be a regular and specifically asked for her. My nails were filed a bit crooked but other than that it was a decent job. A week later they are lifting but my nails grow fast so I’m not too upset about it. Decent price if you’re in a hurry and in the area.

Lisa is the owner and she is wonderful. I have been going to her for the past 7 years.

Go to Lisa for your eyebrow and your nail for sure. She is the sweetest and the best nail tech out there. I don’t let anyone touch my eyebrow except for her

Lisa is the absolute best when it comes to your eyebrows! The staff at Beverly nails is polite and does their work quickly. I love coming here for a quick pick me up.

Lisa is the sweetest nails lady and she is the only person I let touch my eyebrow. Even though the nail shop is noisy, but it has to do with the rude customers that come there. Even though my nail tech barely speak any English, but when I told lisa what I want she was able to talk to the nail tech.

I will never return AGAIN! It is extremely dirty from the garbage bin to the wax pot. As much money as they make it would be nice for them to invest in nice chairs and furniture for there clients to get more of a relax experience. It feels like a prison nail shop. They are rude and don’t know how to do proper pedicures since the older woman has left. There are always no employees because the good ones keep leaving and it’s hard to just keep one person to do your nails or feet! Lisa at the end of the day just wants your money and can care about nothing else. The whole place needs to be remodel and they need customer service classes! I will never return again!

WORST PLACE EVER!!! I went to get my nails done for my prom and when I got home I swore to myself to never go there again! They made me BLEED, my nails hurt for a while after that, and the shape of the acrylic was just awful. And don’t get me started on their ventilation!!! I thought the nail residue in the air was gonna damage my lungs or something. In conclusion: NEVER EVER GO THERE!

This place has the absolute best eyebrow lady in Seattle and it is very affordable. However, the acrylic smell and lack of ventilation is a serious issue. I am willing to tolerate the instant headache to get in and get out quickly for my eyebrows over my lunch hour in the middle of the week but i would never stay long enough for a mani or pedi due to the toxic smell in this small space.

My 14yo daughter came in alone to get her 1^st set of nails. The lady put her set on, they were way too long. My daughter communicated with her numerous times regarding the length, as the lady contiued to keep conversing in her language on the phone. She was rushing and as a result my daughter nails are way too long, the French manicure is crooked and spotty & the lady left polish on her fingers. Needless to say I had to bring my child back to get them to corrected as they tried to charge an additional $ 15.
No customer service! We need to stop giving them our money!

Hi ladies and g’s ! I’ve been going to Beverly Nails last couple of years on and off! I get manicures, pedicures and shellac! I receive okay service.
Some of the facts when I go in there :
1. DIRTY
2. RUDE PEOPLE WORKING who don’t wanna do their job
3. Smell in there is ridiculous. Makes you wanna puke
4. Cheap nail polishes never get renewed ! Maybe few more acetone drops to make it look fresh
6. To remove shellac they ask you to dip your hands in old acetone, which you’ll see old nail polish, other people’s nail in it. They cover it with towel and forget you for a while. In the meantime your skin is on fire.
the owner lady LACEY I THINK. She did my pedicure. Well she cut my skin, pulled the side of my toe nail when it didn’t need to be. It started bleeding OMG! I was in so much pain because she almost cut half of my nail. Guess what she said «it’s okay, big nail beautiful, don’t worry I fix for you» ! I wanted to kick her so bad. She used some blue drops to stop the bleeding but it was still bleeding. I hate this place now! Because the owner is rude, don’t care to do her job ! That whole place sucks! Don’t go there, you will never get satisfied service there ! NEVER ! I was there on and off only because my friends went there. I’m not going there ever. My toe was swollen days after. Red, painful. I had to wear flip flops !

the tiniest nail shop doing the most acrylics at the same time with zero ventilation on a hot sunny day? UGH. kill me now.
i went in for regular manicure and this place was poppin. EVERYONE was getting acrylics, and the stench of the chemicals were so strong, i thought i was going to die.
they did just an ok job on my nails. they seemed to chip and fade much faster than when i get them done elsewhere. not enough coats i guess. i was disappointed.

I love getting my nails done here! Especially for 3D & fancy design nails. I go with Ha. She is great in every services as a matter of fact. She used to work in Bellevue & I have been following her wherever she works since then. The price is super cheap also!
Ask for Ha! You won’t be disapointed.

I’ve had dentist appointments the were more pleasant than my pedicure. The whole experience was painful and I left the salon with a bleeding, cut toenail. I was worried about infection, especially once I saw that they didn’t wash the foot basins between customers.
Advise against pedicures here, though it seems popular for manicures.

I normally don’t give five stars, but I started going here for pedicures, eyebrows and shellac nails. it really depends what nail tech you get unfortunately I love lacy and of course Lisa awwww… Lisa my eyebrows love her ;) even when the nail salon is busy she doesn’t rush your eyebrows always consistent. I can say the ladies are pretty chill not bubbly or outgoing like more expensive salons, but once you get to know them there pretty cool. I would have to say I’ve had one bad pedicure and it done by a newbie and actually when I came back in a couple of weeks she was no longer there. FYI nails, pedicure= Lacey.
Eyebrows, nails= Lisa
but overall everyone does a pretty good job.

I wish I loved this place as much as my sister and fellow Unilocalers did but it just wasn’t for me. It’s located on the same lot as Starbucks and Walgreens on Jackson and could be easily found. Once you enter it’s pretty cramped up and the shop is really long length wise but not big width wise, it’s like you’re walking through a hallway.
I came in with a friend and we both asked for acrylics. Once we had settled down they didn’t allow us to sit next to each other so we had to talk to each other across the room which probably annoyed the other waiting customers. As my nail tech was doing my nails we didn’t really talk much and it seemed like she was getting the job done nicely but I soon realized that my nails were varying at different lengths and I had to ask her twice to make sure they were all at the same length. I asked my nails to be painted black with the exception of my ring fingers with gold nail polish. The nail tech did a very messy job, there was nail polish all over my fingers! As soon as she whipped out the nail polish remover I realized that two of my fingers had started burning and I had no idea why. When I paid the total came out to $ 25 plus the fee of .50 cents when using a card. My friend got acrylics as well but paid $ 22. I got charged an extra $ 3 because two fingers were painted gold! It wasn’t even a special design, it was literally gold nail polish that was painted on. Not only was I annoyed with that but once I got home I had realized that my fingers were burning because she had made cuts on the sides of my nails! I was so pissed. I will never return to this establishment again.

Nope nope nope.
I had my nails done here a couple of weeks ago and I will never go back. Yes, it’s inexpensive, but at what REAL cost?
Pros:
–I got my nails done…
Cons:
–Message chair didn’t work (not a HUGE deal, but still annoying when the chair goes half-​way up your back and stops)
–There are stains and tears all over this place. I get it, it’s a nail salon… but I think there’s a rule that things have to be somewhat tidy.
— I had an appointment and still waited 45 minutes for anyone to get to me. My feet were soaking the whole time and the water went completely cold… and stayed that way.
— Once employees finished their clients they would play games or listen to shows on their phones. This was extremely loud and obnoxious.
— In total I spent about 2 ½ hours in this place. Not a huge deal? I only had a mani/​pedi. So my nails were all clipped and painted one color. Nothing fancy. That amount of time is just completely unacceptable. Especially since I had an appointment!
The WORST part about my visit came towards the end. I was sitting having my finger nails painted and an employee took off her shoes at her station and put her feet on her table while she played games (very loudly, I might add). When a woman poked her head in and asked if someone could take her, the woman said yes but NEVER CLEANED THE TABLE! It’s unacceptable to put your feet up on a nail station, but to put your dirty feet on it and NOT clean it before servicing a client is ludicrous.
I understand that this place is inexpensive, but I would just recommend going somewhere else. Maybe somewhere that understands the purpose of sanitation practices.

This place deserves five stars for what it is — a spare, cheap-​looking place in a strip mall that nonetheless does a great job at a low price. You are not paying for ambiance here, which is why the pedicures are only $ 20! I thought for that low price, I would get fungal toe or lumpy polish job, but my nail tech did a fantastically thorough job. She spent almost an hour on me and went through the whole process: clipping, cutting cuticles, going at my heels with the cheese grater, lotioning, several coats of polish, etc. I was impressed with the quality of the pedicure, and that caused me not to mind the humble surroundings. If this keeps up, I definitely plan on making this my regular nail place.

The Overview:
Good place for an inexpensive and quick mani-​pedi. $ 30.50 for mani-​pedi which includes painted nails. Pretty clean place, friendly service. Can speak English well enough. Flowers were 2/​$ 5 and simple design (e.g. stripes) was $ 1 per nail. Polish selection includes a lot of China Glaze, a few Opi here and there. Would visit again for my next mani-​pedi.
The Details:
My sister and I just had our nails done here. I was happy with the service and the fact that the pedicure stalls are lined up, so that conversation is very easy with your own party.
Price: The prices for most services are clearly listed by the door. We both had a mani/​pedi, which is $ 30 per person. Today, flowers were 2/​$ 5, and just regular design (e.g. stripes) were $ 1 per finger. I had red toes and red fingernails, with my thumbs having white stripes.
Pedicure: You sit in a massage chair while they do their magic to your feet. I did not use the massage functions, but I imagine it would be nice. They soak your feet and trim cuticles carefully. They did not make any remarks on the current state of your toes or anything (so no criticism or anything), but overall they were not that talkative. The massage went all the way up the calves and you end up well lotioned. Then the polish goes on, carefully and cleanly. They took great care to put your shoes on so that it does not smudge the polish (we brought in flip-​flops for the pedicure, but they have some that you can use temporarily while you have other services done)
Manicure: Standard manicure. File, Buff, Clean, Massage, Polish. My sister had flowers done and they were very cute — including a little shiny gem in the center of each flower. I had stripes, which was a very vague request… It didn’t turn out exactly as I had hoped, but then again, I didn’t have a great idea of what I wanted, except the thought of «candy canes»… They dry the nails via a simple blowing fan, and you just kind of sit at a little table a little awkwardly until you feel the nails are dry and you are comfortable to get up.
Nail Polish Selection: They had a large collection of China Glaze brand nail polish. There was one other brand they had a lot of, but I did not keep note of the name. They had a pretty limited selection of OPI, so if you are partial to that brand, they don’t have that many, and you have to look for them :) But I found my colours.
Cleanliness: Overall I feel it was a pretty clean establishment. After we exited the pedicure stations, they immediately cleaned and rinsed them. However, I did not see any particular place where they cleaned the tools they used. I’m not super familiar with nail salons, so I am not sure what the standard is for this. Other than that, it seemed fine.
Service: We were served by Ann and San (that is what I gathered their names were when they told me, but I may have mis-​heard). San was the one who helped me — he was pretty attentive to my toes. It was my first pedicure, so hopefully he was just prepared for that. Ann was pretty nice too — the flowers she did were very cute. She had mentioned that flowers look well on bigger nails, but she did a good job on my sister’s tiny fingers.
Overall — I am happy and would likely come back!

If you like special designs on your nails, this is the place to go. I was really lucky to be helped as soon as I walked in, because about 10 minutes later, there was a long wait.
Once the nail tech started working on my cuticles, I knew this place was different. She took time and care getting all my stubborn cuticles, just kept at it but very gentle. My feet and cuticles were really in sad shape before, I wondered if they would even work on wrecked and cracked cuticles because it was on the verge of becoming a liability for infection. But the nail tech really did a wonderful job. I ended up getting a regular mani/​pedi without embellishment for $ 30.50, my feet and cuticles are so nice now!
Most of the other women were getting fancy designs on their nails, and what I saw was impressive. You can tell by the amount of concentration and attention, that this place prides on taking time to do things right.
Beverly Nails is not as fancy or sparkling clean as other nail salons, I can’t tell how they sanitize their tools between clients, so that’s a little iffy. But judging by the number of clients who seem to be regulars, it’s probably just fine.