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May 2024 by J S
$40 for a regular pedicure. Insane.
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July 2023 by Daisy M
I come here for regular mani/pedi and they do a good job. I love the extra stuff they add to a regular pedicure that makes them different from other salons. Highly recommend the pedicures!
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July 2023 by NataliMaymon
Got a pedicure, it was mediocre and barely cut my nails properly.. nice people tho
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June 2023 by ann wier
I went there for pedicure.. I asked for price before we started and they told me 45$. When my nails were done I went to pay and another lady (probably owner?) told me 65$… I was surprised because 20$ difference its a big difference. They supposed to tell me the price from the beginning.. I asked them few times.. I dont like situations like this.. I dont recommend this place and I will not go there again…
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May 2023 by jennifer fodor
I like them but they are unrealistically expensive. More than Manhattan prices. It’s a shame.Services: Pedicure
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December 2022 by siu ng
Thanks for reminding me why I stopped going…$100 and 4 days later this is what I’m left with. So now I’m on vacation with a messed up manicure ??♀️
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July 2022 by Robert Fenn
Experienced clean professional
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June 2022 by Octavia Earl
Wow this was my first time coming here and I brought my special needs niece and they treated us so Nicely and with such Care!!! I didn’t even care about the pricing because the experience and customer service was Beyond AMAZING !!! So amazing this is my New Nail SpotService: Pedicures
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January 2022 by Emilia L.
This place should be embarrassed of how they do business. $19 for a regular manicure!!! After trying on different nail polish and choosing a light color, the dark colors that I tried on were not even removed well and you could see the red under the sugar daddy that I chose. While drying, I noticed the price list say $18 for a manicure, so why was I charged $19. It's not about the dollar, but it's the principle. Walked in as a first time customer and can say I definitely will not be returning!!!
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December 2021 by BRIAN KAY
$38 for a basic pedicure is not acceptable. The woman did a good job though. At that price, I won't be going back again.Service: Pedicures
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October 2021 by Maria Whitty
Very nice place and set up well for Covid. I had a simple manicure it cost $19.
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August 2021 by Hong Y.
Came here after work for mani before trip. $19 for a regular mani even though price list on wall is $18. Noticed when picking my color that many bottles of nail polish on shelf where old and separating. Picked a popular color hoping it was a more fresh bottle. Lady doing my nails picked up a call on her Apple Watch while doing my nails. None of the instruments coming out sterilizer was bagged. Not even 24 hours later my nails are chipped and lifting. I didn't even wash dishes or do anything last night. I have an important business trip Monday and now I have to go to another nail salon to change out polish so I don't look a fool. Do not come here.
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April 2021 by Lisa A.
I called this place to make an appointment with Esther and when I arrived they sat me in a dark area with a horrible massage chair. The woman who gave me the pedicure used a razor which is illegal. She was not Esther nor was Esther even working that day. The owner called her Esther and pretended that was her name. The pedicure chipped quickly as compared to other places I have been. I will not be back.
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October 2020 by Priscilla Graham
Very much recommends this place. They are very patient and detailed. They are my top pick on Staten Island. I also got the fresh aloe foot massage. Loved it. They have others but i know the benifits of aloe. It was a treat!
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August 2020 by Aileen Correa
Wanted to soak off my acrylic and do gel extensions for a natural look. They advised me it would be $85 so I agreed to it. I also got a pedicure. Pedicure came out good but the way extensions were done were so careless.. base application was messy and it was on my skin.. long story short the second I left a bought a nail file and reshaped them. Was not worth it and I will never be returning.
