Omnia Nail Spa - City Ave

I was very unsatisfied with my recent visit. The technician applied acrylic directly over my cuticles, which is improper technique. As a result, my cuticles are sore, peeling, and very uncomfortable. I even had to scrape over them myself just to relieve some of the pressure. This is unacceptable, and I would not recommend this salon if you are looking for quality and professional nail care it’s going on 2 weeks since I had this set and I just now peeled it because the acrylic was stretching my cuticle longer while still closed

Consistently a disappointment. To be honest, I should’ve stopped coming to this nail salon a long time ago, but since it’s so close to where I live, I really wanted like this place. I continued to return in hopes that I would finally have a good experience. Unfortunately, that good experience never came. I used to work in this complex back in 2018 while I was in college, which is how I found out about Omnia. Over the years, I have been serviced by several different techs, and the experience has always been the same. I truly feel that if you aren’t getting an extravagant service which they can upcharge you on, you’ll get bare minimum service. As someone who prefers short and simple nails, I always felt pressured by them to add on services. When I declined, it always felt like the rest of

I got a gel mani my cuticles are flooded and my manicure is already chipping one day later ( got them done on Friday and pictures are from sat night). Probably because the technician rushed and didn’t cure them properly. Don’t waste your money!

I’ve left this place twice with welts on my legs from the hot stone treatment. I was burned to the point I shouted. The pedicurist giggled at my obvious discomfort. It’s so close to my place and my toes always look cute… but not only is it expensive, I’m not getting the consideration desired for the cost. I tip less now… I’m just not the type to not tip at all. But I may not in the future.

I do not recommend this nail salon at all. At first glance, it seems nice — they offer wine and the staff appear friendly initially. However, my experience quickly went downhill. My pedicure was done by Mark, who was extremely rough and made the experience uncomfortable. After that, I was transferred to Nancy for my full set. I asked for an almond shape with a blue French tip, but she did not follow my request. Instead, she did a completely different design that I didn’t ask for and clearly didn’t like. I told her multiple times, but she continued with a design she was more comfortable with. She also spent the entire appointment on the phone, which felt very unprofessional. To make matters worse, the two front desk employees were arguing in front of customers. One of them (with blonde an