Classy Nails

Walked in the day after moving so my nails were a mess! I got right in and everyone was so friendly. My gel manicure is beautiful and the technician was very thorough and responded to all of my requests. She took her time and did a great job even though it was late and some girls were waiting. I really appreciated her attention to detail. I’ll definitely be back!

Total waste of money and time. I would not recommend getting French-​style. Lack of attention to detail and precision. I have white polish all over my toes and the overall pedi looks sloppy and terrible. $ 48 and an hour of time down the drain! I could have done a better job myself. Looks like I’ll continue to make the trip to Sao nails in Glendale for excellent work and service! It’s a shame because I live right next door to this place.

Glad they got us in, but rushed service to the point that quality was compromised. I had quite a few bubbles in my polish & a fiber/​fuzzy stuck in my nail. When she brought me over to the drying lamp, she didn’t even turn it on before leaving me to see the next customer. Never said goodbye or thank you. OK manicure. Sub-​parr service.

I go here all the time! It’s clean, the staff is friendly, they do a detailed job and don’t rush you out. Could use a little better organization with Appointments and giving people better understanding of how long to «wait». But their work and work ethic is worth the wait for sure.

A little hesitant to try here after reading some bad reviews. But so happy I did! Everyone was extremely friendly and the pedicure was great. So much attention to detail and an amazing leg massage. I would absolutely go back again.

I think this place is great! They are always very friendly & it’s very clean. I don’t have any complaints. Eric is great, he rubs your legs/​feet for forever. Feels awesome!

One of the first places a woman needs to find in her new city? A reputable nail salon that’s not too expensive, open on Sundays and within walking distance from her house. Classy Nails is all that and then some for this recent transplant.
1) Reputable: Check. Very clean as customers walk inside. Newcomers are greeted and given the typical routine — What service do you want? Pick out the polish. There might be a short wait to see a tech, but luckily in this neighborhood one could go grab a coffee and by the time they return, it’s all good.
Pricing is pretty standard: $ 35 for a gel manicure, then a myriad of pedicure options to choose from, ranging from $ 35 upwards.
2) Open on Sundays: Yessir. One of my gel nails peeled off within a few days and I went back this past Sunday to fix. No fuss, no muss, they did it within 15 minutes, no charge.
3) Within walking distance: Uh-​huh. Even on a cold day, I can bundle up and mosey on over a few blocks. It’s not a difficult trek assuming the sidewalks have been cleared.
Once Truffle Table opens back up after the holidays, I will be making this a regular ritual.

If you want a very thorough pedicure, this place is great. I wanted an express pedicure, but they didn’t seem to have that option. The cheapest option took about 45 minutes even when I tended to rush through it. They were very nice. The prices were fair, especially for the neighborhood. The staff is nice and very hard working!

I made an appointment and when I got there after being in traffic for 25 minutes they said there was no one there to do my nails. She was rude and acted like I was bothering her.

The service felt rushed and the manicure I got was poorly done. The polish started to bubble immediately and began to chip off. Plus — there wasn’t any AC, it was unbearably hot.

I really enjoyed the service, the atmosphere and the job they did on my nails. I will be back, I’m saddened to see their reviews aren’t as high as I would expect. Try them out and see what you think!

I got a shellac manicure. The color was gorgeous but it started chipping within three days! That has never happened to my nails and I’ve had my fair share of shellac manicures. Normally I would go back and request they touch them up but I was in LA for work which was the reason I wanted them done so by day 7 I just peeled the, all off because they looked so bad and two nails had already come off completely. Very disappointed.

Not worth it.
Went there with an appointment for a mani/​pedi after waiting 15 minutes I get in the pedi chair and wait more. Finally walked out
Decided to try again a few weeks later got there they were rude, snapping their gum and again my 1:30 appointment didn’t start till 2.
Skip them

We guys are so clueless sometimes.
Why didn’t someone tell me that for the price of an expensive haircut I could sit back in a cushy massage chair; take my shoes and socks off and roll up my pants, and then have a beautiful woman soak my feet, wash my feet, massage my feet, treat my feet to a nailcut (I’m callin’ it a «nailcut» like in «haircut» ’cause it sounds kinda manly that way:), and then give me a hot stone massage treatment and wrap my legs and feet in warm towels.
Really? Who knew? I’m this old and forever have totally brushed it off when my honey would tell me she’d gone to get a «mani/​pedi.» Never had occurred to me that maybe she was doing it because of how damn good it felt.
So just because I’m a man I should hang around eating cardboard and sleeping on the ground? No, of course not. And don’t I go every few weeks and get one of those haircut things? I don’t deny myself the innocent pleasures in life because I want to. It’s just that I’ve been this stupid sexist caveman and blown off the coolness of pedal therapy (I’m trying some new language here to ease my men friends into this slowly). So why shouldn’t we men take advantage of life’s luxuries and get ourselves the occasional massage. .. and now nailcut?
Bottom line: Go to Classy Nails and ask for Gana. She’s from Mongolia where they really know their nails, and she’ll make your footsies feel like they never have before. Small warning: at the end of the treatment she’ll ask you if you want polish. To each his own, but as Nancy Regan used to advise, I «Just say no.»

Being from New York City, the home of the inexpensive but excellent manicure and pedicure, I had high hopes for this Mongolian-​run local all salon. It is fairly inexpensive so checks that box but I always feel like the «technicians» (I don’t see their licenses anywhere) are always in a rush. And when they are in a rush, they don’t do a very good job. My last manicure, the technician forgot to cut my cuticles and apologized after saying «so busy! I forget!» In a pinch, it’s a fine location. But if you have time to go elsewhere, do.

My first visit here and I had excellent experience. Skilled and detailed focused. $ 40 for french shellac manicure. I now have Buffed, filed, exfoliated and massaged happy beautiful hands! The place is clean and staff are personable. Worth every penny.

Friendly staff and clean. Cheapest pedicure will cost you $ 35 but you either get a stone massage or exfoliating scrub for that price, plus the leg/​foot massage and hot towel wrap. Good selection of colors, 6 pedicure massage chairs and 5 manicure tables. This place is usually nice and busy, though I’ve never made an appointment and have waited a max of 15 minutes. Water cooler and bathrooms at your disposal.

The MOST expensive pedicure I’ve ever had — and it wasn’t even good! I wanted tips and they charged me extra I was thinking «damn how cheap can you be charging me extra for that when I’m paying you so much already». And then the lady painted them on so thick they look stupid AF. I’m so mad. And it’s been not even a week and they are chipping off already.

We happened upon this strange, basement salon after the original place we wanted to go had a 2 hour wait. There was no wait time which should have been a giant red flag. It’s a great place to go for a slow, painful pedi with no customer service.

Ok so because I’m a masochist I returned for a manicure– it’s right across the street from my chiropractor. Bella was a pleasant surprise & she gave me a good Vinylux manicure. I’ll go & see her again. The manicure with Vinylux was $ 20.