Q Nails

My first time there. The place is pretty and clean. I was taken care of right away. They did a great job on my pedicure and the price was very reasonable. The technician was very good and personable also

Very unsanitary place. Right when you walk in the whole place is very outdated and definitely needs some up keeping. The tools they used for our pedicures were not sanitized and just laying out from the previous clients. The pumice stone they used was so worn down, who knows how many peoples feet it was used on. As well as the nail file. (Which both should be tossed after the one time use). They charged $5 extra to remove gel polish but removed it by drilling it off and then said they can't shape them in a square due to them being so weak.... ‍. They even cut me with the cuticle cutter and then just laid it back down with the unused tools. Should have passed on the pedicure but felt rude with it being a gift. Definitely would not suggest going to this place unless you want to catch somethi

My pedicurist took his time to make sure that I had a great experience. The salon owner was very kind and welcoming. Everyone can’t clip my toenails correctly and he had no problem. No nips or cutting my skin. My feet felt wonderful

This place has really gone downhill. The only word I can use to describe is NASTY!! Very unsanitary conditions, from the chairs, to the basins, to the floors and mirrors. The manager (Susan) lounges around, placing her bare feet on the manicure chairs, that customers sit on! Simply GROSS environment. NEVER AGAIN!!!! Maybe this is acceptable in Asian countries, but not in America!!

I and my daughter walked in to get our nails done. The sign on the door says walk-ins welcome. The lady asked if I had an appointment. I said no. She said we needed an appointment. Take the sign down and say by appointment only. My daughter, who is very smart, said the lady is racist.