I went here because I was given a gift card. I thought I would only go the one time I didn't think of myself as much of a pedicure type of guy. But I ended up really enjoying it. I had a spa pedicure the first visit, my feet were smooth and looked so much better! I guess my girlfriend was right! My next visit I decided to get both pedicure and manicure (I think I was talked into it but I also DID need it), the lady did a super job and I was hooked. I will continue to go probably once a month. To be honest I never really thought I needed a pedicure or manicure but the experience was so good the first time I wanted to keep going back. I use the time to just relax and the atmosphere is excellent for that! The shop is clean and everyone is so friendly! When I was there yesterday I saw someone come out from a massage and they looked so relaxed, I think I will give that a try at my next appointment but I will definitely keep going for my pedicure! Who knew it would be such a great experience?!

This is a great place to go if you are looking for excellent customer service and fantastic final results. The ladies are always happy to assist in finding out what is the best service for each customer and they are always friendly. I would recommend them to any of my friends!

Great staff, and very clean! Pedicure was superb (nice chairs too). Lots of services available (gel polish, fake nails, regular polish ... even facials and massages!). Will definitely come again to try these.

I went with a friend to get a mani/pedi. My friend seemed to have a pretty decent experience (she had the older gentleman looking after her, and he seemed quite attentive) however I got a young woman who seemed, while very nice, as though she doesn't care much for her job. We arrived on time for our appointment, were seated fairly promptly, and while the one technician immediately started looking after my friend I sat there for 10 minutes or so with my feet in the water. I wasn't sure who was looking after me, turns out the girl scrubbing the other pedicure stations was. She eventually started doing whatever it is they do for about 5 minutes (this was my first time getting either treatment), but stopped to start looking after this other woman (quite hurriedly, so she didn't seem to be getting good service either, frankly) who had walked in, which kind of sucked. Eventually my friend's technician kind of scolded her into returning to me (I waited another 10 minutes or so), and she rushed through the pedicure, which sucked in comparison to what my friend received. I think, over all, my pedicure took maybe 15 minutes? Compared to what I was told it would take that seems extremely short, and I feel very shortchanged. Then the manicure started; she pushed very hard on my cuticles (they're now mostly swollen and sore, maybe this is standard but I kind of doubt it) and she painted very quickly and left my one hand in the gel solar dryer and my other in front of a fan. I guess she decided the nails weren't drying quickly enough so both hands went in the dryer and my nail polish ended up burning (?) or something, with streaks of a much darker red throughout my nail. She ended up having to paint over the finished polish to try and even it out, which kind of worked, but then I didn't have a top coat any more. After all of this (about 2.5 hours of work/waiting) my nail polish starting chipping off that very night! Today, about 24 hrs after the service, every finger has a significant chip. I now also see that the nail polish is kind of bubbly from being put on too quickly, and the streaking is still noticeable. I mean, I could do that and get at least 2 days of wear if I had done it myself. I'm extremely disappointed. So much for treating myself - at least my friend had a good experience, and that's what matters to me. I suspect it really depends on who you get here, I think the older lady or gentleman do a much better job, so stay away from the young lady. She's really nice, just not very competent and certainly doesn't care much. Or just extremely stressed, I don't know, but it doesn't really matter.