Atascadero Nails

My dear friend recommended and brought us to this nail solan that she has been going to for 15 years. We arrived at 1:40 and my mom was getting a pedicure. She was done with her pedicure at 2:03 . No massages, nor anything else was done during the session. She completely rushed the entire thing. The lady completed 3 pedicures and 2 full nail sets in 2 hours. Everyone was completely disappointed with the results. Glue and polish all over nails, and our nails were cut crooked. Super sloppy and unsanitary. She charged $165 for all of it. The price would have been fine if time was spent on them, but as you can see, who can do a good job on 2 full sets and 3 pedicures in 2 hours. Absolutely a rip off. When asked to correct and she dismissed all requests and told us that our nails were fine, she

I also had the worst pedi ever! It was done really fast and with no enthusiasm what so ever. I asked the technician if she liked her job and she said NO! It was very apparent. my nail polish was put on so fast that it bubbled! I was told it would smooth out when the Polish dried. It didnt. I went back to show her and was told it was my fault. Accusing me of putting my shoes on too soon. I don't wear SHOES in the summer!! she REFUSED to make it right. I would not waste your money here!

Please... whoever thinks about getting your pedis done here don’t ever. This lady used the same tools used on another client. My toes are infected. She over cut my nails and they hurt pretty bad. She used a dirty towel and rushed my pedi. I should have checked the reviews before I went. This was my experience and I would rate it 0 stars if I could.

I've been going to Atascadero Nails for many years! Theses ratings seem very low to me I always have a good experience. I seem to be able to call in and request an appointment and get in and out in a reasonable amount of time with a good job being done. I would give them a rating of 4.

Went to purchase a gift certificate and was told they would only honor the gift card for 6 months. This is illegal in California. I nicely told her gift certificates in California cannot expire in 6 months, that there is a law regarding that. She held firm, so I left. Thanks to the federal Credit CARD Act of 2009, gift certificates issued after August 22, 2010 cannot expire for five years. However, gift cardissuers can still charge an "inactivity fee" if the card has not been used within twelve months.