Classy Nails Spa

My niece and I are loyal customers. Thuy and Danny are the best technicians! They also provide excellent customer service which, in my opinion, is half the equation. Thank you Classy Nails!

I was very happy with my «Happy Feet» pedicure ($ 27). My tech took care with my feet and spent extra time on my calluses, which was much appreciated! One of the more in depth pedis I’ve had-​she really took care with her work. I would definitely recommend and come back.

Until today, I was a loyal customer at Classy Nails. They were always friendly and attentive and did great work. I have gone there about once a month for a pedi and a couple times a month for an eyebrow wax for the past two years. I was in there so much they recognized me every time I came in. They close at 7, and I came in around 6:15 for my pedicure. I had the gel on my toes, so the lady filed my polish off with a really coarse nail file that left my toes raw. She moved quickly and carelessly. I paid for the deluxe pedicure, that includes 15 minutes of massage. All that I received was HOT towels and parrafin was that BURNED my feet (I’m home now and they still hurt!) and a quick maybe 45 second rub on each calf with hot stones. My tired feet seriously did not get massaged. AT ALL. The polish turned out all right at least. I was charged $ 50 for a gel pedicure that left my feet in more pain than when I came in. She all but pushed me out the door and it was only 7:08! All I could think to myself was, «what a shame, they just lost a loyal customer. I’m never wasting my money here again».

I use to frequently go to this nail salon and its been a while. Today I just stopped by and the lady asked if I needed a pedi as I walked in and said no, I just needed fills. She then turns and tells me I could go back tomorrow??? All I could think is had I wanted to spend more $ and gotten a pedi then I would have been worth their time but since I just wanted fills, then I must have not been worth their time. Its an hour before they close and it was not packed, there was one lady getting her nails done and there were at least 2 available other employees walking around. Well now I remember why I stopped going there and won’t be going back
I COULDN’T POST THIS UNLESS I GAVE THEM AT LEAST 3 STARS :(

I’ve been seeing Lily, the owner, since she was just a tech at her old salon– over 10 years. I now live in California but my parents still live in Austin. I ALWAYS make a point to see her when I come to town. My mom has been going to Lily for about 10 years too. Lily and Mary always take amazing care of us and I leave happy every time.

First time trying this place: i got a pedi with my youngest daughter, my oldest daughter got a gel mani. My pedi was basic, they used the foot file/​cheese grater looking thing which I am not used to. the tech didn’t use the exfoliating tool very long; i guess since it was a basic pedi (the bottom tier one). My daughter’s pedi was for young girls so it wasn’t very long anyway; the tech cut her big toe nail very crooked and we both did not notice till we got home; the polish application was meh: it looked like she put too much, so it accrued at the cuticle and looked darker there. My oldest daughter’s gel mani was fine; however it has already chipped which is somewhat too soon for how many days it’s been: 4. When my toenails were drying, I was sitting at the dryer and a couple of customers came in wanting pedis. I saw my tech quickly rinse the foot file/​cheese grater and walk back to the new customers. I totally grossed out at that. I thought they were supposed to sanitize them?! 1 star because of that. Needless to say I won’t return, even though the price point is good; i don’t want us to get an infection/​fungus.

I walked into this place randomly because I really needed a manicure and pedicure. The ladies in there were really busy but VERY nice and rather quick, too. I spent $ 35 on mani/​pedi. I’d go back if it were closer to where I live. But definitely a nice nail salon.

I frequented this place for the last two years, primarily because their prices were cheaper than what you could typically get groupons for. The last time I went, however, prices went up by about $ 3 for the basic manicure and basic pedicure, meaning that now you can pay only an additional $ 2 for the next level up. Seems like a sneaky way to encourage people to spend more.
Aside from that, many of the reviews are right when it comes to quality. I always get clear polish on my hands so I don’t notice the polish as much, but my toes are always hit or miss. One time, they completely used the wrong color on my nails, but I didn’t notice until the end and, so, I ultimately didn’t say anything. I will probably start shopping around at other salons.

I love cheap mani pedis! This place is near my house so I decided to give it a try. The woman was very rough and cut my cuticles to the point that they began bleeding. They are still very sore. The Polish was old and gooey and was painted on very unevenly, I could have done it nicer at home.

Friendly staff, cute colors, and service that makes my feet feel like they’re walking on clouds after I leave. What more could you want in a nail salon?
This was the second time I’ve been to Classy, both for the regular pedicure ($ 23). My friend and I were seated in the massage chairs within 2 minutes of arriving, and started being worked on immediately. I should say this was at 5pm — maybe they are busier during the daytime.
Don’t really have any complaints about this place! It’s not anything super special, but the ladies here do a good job.

I took my nieces here for their prom. They loved their pedicures and gel manicure. I don’t know much about nails and such but this salon was very clean and the employees are nice. Big clean restrooms, nice mounted TVs (for the men who have to wait) and reasonable prices.

This is my go to place! Found this little shop almost 3 years ago and have become a regular ever since.
They are always willing to stay late and take you. They are very helpful to my Mom who has some achey joints. My girls are always excited to get their toes and nails painted ($ 6 for 2, plus they add cute designs)!
I got the Deluxe Pedi ($ 35) and it was heavenly, especially when the hot stones came out. Then I got the Deluxe Mani ($ 20) and now my hands feel so soft. Plus a girl had to wax these werewolf brows ($ 8). Ha ha.
In and out (the 4 of us) in an hour and fifteen minutes.
Stop in and see Lee Lee, Kathy, or Becky and get pampered!!!

Where to begin? A good business knows at least this: customer service is key. At LEAST make your customers feel RESPECTED. To the very short young woman with the circle silver pendant necklace who is always wearing tank tops that show your cleavage… this is dedicated to you.
Also, if you wonder about who I am, I am Sierra and was in at 5:40 today. Now I am. not one to care what language ANYONE speaks. I have been scolded at work for speaking in Spanish with coworkers, and wasn’t even saying anything negative. BUT, ladies of classy nails salon, when the woman doing your nails makes comments throughout the appt and directly after you notice all the other coworkers nearby look at you and then ALL proceed to laugh, that is incredibly disrespectful. One comment even included the word Halloween… was this a reference to my Day of the Dead tattoo? Did you think that because I am Chicana and tattooed that I wouldn’t leave a tip? That you could make jokes at my expense? Believe me, a mediocore mani should at least come with great service. I even tried to make small talk, commenting that her pink nailpolish was pretty to which she said nothing. I asked what her necklace meant and she said «I don’t know.»
Needless to say, BITCHY SERVICE GETS A BITCHY REVIEW. grow up, ladies. Move on past high school catty behavior and get professional or else continue to lose customers.

After being a regular customer for well over a year, My friend and I visited the store tonight for our usual deluxe spa pedicure. Usually I would be raving about how nice the ladies were and what a great service they provided but not today.
When I walked in I stated «2 Deluxe pedicures». It is common for my friend and myself to have one of us get started and in another 5 – 10 minutes another lady will begin the other of us, but we finish about the same time. Today, we were seated and allowed to begin soaking. A young girl began on me first.
It pinched a little when she focused on my toes but I was not bothered so much by that. The exfoliant was barely rubbed in, or rather not as long as usual. Same story with the purple stuff. When it came time to wrap my legs with the towels, they were barely warm. Usually towels are hot everywhere I go, and have been always before. I could see that it was going to be another hour before my friend and I would both be done so since during my pedicure I was unable to relax and enjoy myself because I was worried that I might be finished before she even got to begin hers so I decided not to go for the deluixe. I told the girl not to bother that we were just to leave once I was polished.
She toweled off most of the thick, cold green stuff and painted my toes. I was not lotioned up as I should have been to complete the pedicure that I now opted for. So my legs are left freezing and I am drying my paint when I rub the back of my leg and my fingers turn green. SHE LEFT THE GREEN STUFF ON THE ENTIRE BACK OF MY RIGHT LEG!!! I got up and had to wipe it off myself. By this point I am so angry that I am shaking and my pulse is racing. I drove one hour to get here and I am to receive this type of service.
I was apologized to but it came out in a snarky manner that told me the young girl was not the least bit sorry.
I am afraid this was my last time to visit the store. I am truly saddened by my service tonight.

This place is nearby, so I’ve given them several chances, but unfortunately, I won’t be going to them any longer.
I’m all for a cheap manicure, and in a pinch when I just need to clean up my cuticles and be done with it, this would be fine. But most of the time, when I’m paying someone even a small amount of money to do my nails, I expect the polish to last at least a couple of days. The polish they use is pretty old, so it’s goopy and you can see the brush-​strokes from the brush on my nails. They don’t take enough time with my cuticles, and they get polish on the cuticle itself, which they don’t correct. It just feels like a very perfunctory experience.
It’s just not up to the standard of, for example, Arboretum Nails and Spa, which offers a similar service at a similar price.

I’m honestly so disappointed in this salon. I live in the neighborhood and came here a few times when it was newer and it was always pretty good. I’m very versed in getting my nails and toes done so I know what the possibilities are. Yes, it’s on the more inexpensive side, but believe me the few extra bucks you may pay elsewhere are going to be worth it.
To start off the polish choices are terrible. They have maybe 30 OPI colors that are old. The rest are cheap $ 1.50 polishes you can buy at Walgreen’s or Walmart. Why would anyone ever want a nice manicure with cheap polish? One of the many reasons I personally get manicures etc is because salons are supposed to have the latest and greatest in colors. They aren’t that salon.
After waiting almost 45 minutes the woman comes to do my nails. Not only is she rough but she does a crappy job. Filing my nails wide and crooked for that matter. She barely pushes the cuticles back and uses dull cuticle clippers so that she’s ripping cuticles instead if trimming them. I admit, it’s been a while since I’ve had a manicure so I know I needed work done to my nails. A quick half ass job wasn’t gonna cut it, but that’s what I got. When it was time to paint my nails she does my French and doesn’t ask me what I want in reference to color shades for the white or pink. She does the white uneven and messy so you see nicks and cotton ball fibers in it. I have to point out mistakes to her and ask her to clean up the white polish that got on my skin. Basically she’s trying to get the manicure done as fast as she can.
Onto my pedicure for more… she cuts my toenails with cuticle clippers– the dull ones from my manicure. The bowl my feet are in is hard and the «ledge» I have to rest them on has no cushion and my feet are so uncomfortable I can’t wait to get them off this hard «ledge». She then cleans under the toenail and side areas and then wipes the dirt on my foot! Are you kidding me? Gross! I know it’s my toenail dirt but wipe it on a towel for god’s sake, not on me!
Toward the end of the pedicure I think she realizes I’m unhappy because I’m on my phone typing this review. She starts to be friendly but it was too little too late. I REALLY wanted a good experience here because its walking distance from my house, but good it is not. Driving a little further or paying a bit more is worth it. Don’t waste your time. I will say the woman who runs it is nice and seems to know what she’s doing. Now, I’m not a huge Unilocaler. I typically leave reviews if I was blown away impressed or super disappointed… so there you have it. Find some place else to go.

This was hands down the worst shellac manicure I’ve ever gotten. While they were trimming my cuticles, they cut them down so far that I was profusely bleeding all around the nail. The actual manicure was terrible, I had to point out several places that we’re smudged while she was painting them. It is two days later now and the manicure has almost completely chipped off when it was supposed to last two weeks… so needless to say, worst experience ever and I won’t be returning.

I got a super classy pedicure at Classy Nails today. $ 20 is about as good as it gets in Austin and it was $ 20 very well spent for me! I was greeted as soon as I walked in (although it was empty at the time, filled up a bit later) and was brought a bottle of water and a variety of magazines right away. The guy who did my pedi was friendly and very thorough. Best of all, he wasn’t very chatty. The foot/​leg massage was not only lengthy, but probably the best one I’ve ever gotten with a pedicure! There were many new, trendy colors to choose from, which I definitely appreciated. My only gripes are that my nails are a little shorter than I usually go for, and honestly my nail polish isn’t totally impeccable, but it is definitely good enough to return for!

My Grandmother received a very bad acrylic nail job done by another salon, and she was desperate to get them fixed. We arrived 15 minutes after Classy Nails closing time, but Lily told us it wasn’t a problem and fixed my Grandmothers nails for free. The ladies even went so far as to give both me and my mother pedicures. The experience was wonderful. All the ladies were extremely friendly, the massages were to die for, and the prices were the best I’ve seen. Now, not only are my Grandmother’s nails fixed, but my mother and I have beautiful pedicures.
My family and I will definitely go back again.

I had a great experience with a classic pedicure. The place was nice, clean, and the staff were friendly. You can’t beat the price, $ 20 for a pedicure!