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| - Cute spots overall, but I wasn't feeling my pedicure. When I walked in I was asked the pick a color, however, they didn't have a great selection of polish. Most of the polish looked old, and out dated, so that should have been a sign! The upside was that I was seated right away. They only have 3 pedicure options, ranging from $25 to $50. I soaked my feet for about 2 minutes before my service began. My tech was sweet, but I felt like my she rushed my pedicure, which I absolutely hate. Another pet peeve is when they use paper towels instead of the actual toe separators (not sure what they are called). If you're that fancy of a salon, you should be able to afford them.
At the end of my pedicure, my tech messed up on my toes trying to put my shoe on and was annoyed when she had to fix it. Let me say this.... If I'm paying $40 for a pedicure, I at least expect the polish to be nice. But I guess that's too much to ask these days.
About 2 minutes after my tech was done. One of the employees rushed me out the chair, which caused me to mess up my toes. Luckily another tech fixed it. Typically salons will let you sit to let your feet dry a little, or guide you to a station to dry them. There were 3 other empty chairs so I couldn't understand why I needed to move.
Overall, it's safe to say that I won't be returning. Just because a nail salon is super cute on the inside, doesn't equate to good service. I'll continue to try other places until I find the perfect spot for me . Any suggestions would be appreciated.
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