Sani Spa & Nails

The name of the the horrible business is Upscale Spa & Nails. Don’t be fooled there’s nothing upscale here

They are Upscale Nails and I will
Never ever go anywhere else for a manicure or pedi. Top notch salon

They have reopened as Upscale Nails & Spa, and they couldn’t be better! I went in right after work tonight. Everyone was working when I walked in, but they greeted me immediately and told me they would be right with me. Not even two minutes later, I was being shown to a chair for a pedicure and manicure. The entire staff were friendly, and the look of the place is great. They got rid of the salon, and changed the manicure layout. It looks very posh inside, and it’s incredibly clean.
I got their lemongrass pedicure and it was 60 minutes of bliss. I just had a regular manicure, which they took care of while I was in the chair. My nails look great, and the didn’t rush like some places do when you aren’t getting an upgraded service.
I like it so much I already booked appointments for my husband and me this weekend!
This is my new go to spot. Great service, and the prices were on par with other local nail salons. The pedicure was $ 55 for their most deluxe version, $ 15 for a plain jane manicure.

I live right around the corner from the new Upscale Spa and Nails, and stopped in after work yesterday for a last minute manicure. This was my first visit, and I am very happy with my Shellac manicure! Other Shellac manicures I’ve gotten were doused with little unattractive bubbles, but this time my nails are bubble free! Billy did an awesome job. The owner was very nice and apologized for my short wait, and offered me a drink while I waited. I chose a glass of white wine, and was pleasantly surprised that it tasted more than half decent, as most of the wine I’ve had at other nail joints was less than appealing. I will definitely go back for another manicure! The place is very clean, freshly redecorated, and features a beautiful chandelier and colored LED lighting. It has a relaxing atmosphere and A LOT of pedicure chairs that I can’t wait to try. I would highly recommend this spot!

Yep… they are back in business and under new management and it is fab. As Christine has stated they do offer complimentary water, soft drink, wine and mixed cocktails. The place has been remodeled entirely. They took out the wall and eliminated the salon part and it is dedicated to just nails and pedicures, they do massages, waxing and facials in the back.
Under the old management they offered the Deluxe Pedicure, although to me there was nothing deluxe about it. All it was, was a normal pedicure and everything else was an added bonus with a cost. Now for $ 35.00 you will receive a callus remover procedure, clay and hot towels, sea salt scrub and massage with hot stones.
I thought it was really nice. Anna provided my service today and she was great!
Glad that Sani Spa has reopened, especially under new management. I hope the all inclusive remains for the pedicure.

So apparently this place just reopened a month ago with the name Upscale Spa and Nails. They have a new owner. The staff was attentive. The quality of the service was excellent. I had the deluxe pedicure and manicure combo. It’s $ 48 and well worth it (cost even less because they have 20% off for their grand opening). The place was very pretty, the massage chair was incredible, and they have complimentary wine or they’ll even make you a margarita. I will definitely be returning!

My 7 year old niece might have done a better nail job. Seriously, how did they end up hiring these people? My manicurist spoke very little English, filed my nails half-​assed, didn’t remove my cuticles and smeared polish all over my toes. I will stick to doing my own nails from now on, because manicure and pedicure in America is too expensive compared to home, and the cheaper ones like the one here absolutely blows.

Although relaxing– it was pretty expensive for the polish to chip on the third day.

If I could give ZERO stars, I would. Hands down the WORST nail salon I have EVER been to.
My friend and I stopped in here yesterday. We’re NEVER going back.
The Good: The inside décor was pretty nice. No wait on a Friday afternoon/​evening. They have a standard mani/​pedi combo for only $ 30. They let you bring your own wine (ignore the sign on the window. They don’t have it available).
The Bad: I look like a 6 year old painted my nails. Polish and clear coat left all around my cuticles and the skin around my fingers and toes. (I’ll upload pics of my hands so you can see how poorly they were painted.) I even have a spot of nail polish on my hand close to the base of my thumb. She just left it there. Air bubble on my pinky. Uneven and sloppily painted polish at the nail bed. My friend’s gel nails were equally as bad. She had to file the Shellac coat off her fingers (where the nail meets the skin on the sides) once she got home. Nail polish goes on nails. NOT SKIN. Plus, as she went through my mani/​pedi, whichever hand/​foot she did first, she’d focus attention on… but the second one she just whisked through it and didn’t take time. No foot massage. And the language barrier made communicating very difficult as the techs that were doing our nails barely spoke English.
Don’t go here. They do poor, rushed work. I could have done a better mani/​pedi on myself. We should have driven to our REAL nail spa in Dallas.
NEVER AGAIN.

I tried out Sani Nails because they are very close to my work, and so, convenient. I am always leery of trying new nail places, and this was a great example of why I feel that way.
First, the positives — 1. Convenient 2. Fairly nice décor (though could have used a cleaning — when the tech adjusted his light, a shower of nail dust came raining down, and the sink area needed a wipe down.)
Now, the negatives — The WORST part was that the nail tech cut my nails slanted. OK, so maybe he’ll correct that with the file, I thought. Wrong. So I pointed it out and asked for it to be corrected, and he took a couple of swipes at them and was ready to call it good. I am talking about the left side of several nails being a full millimeter longer than the right side, not just an aesthetic judgment call. I finally asked if I could fix it, and of course he let me, but I was floored that he was OK with them the way he left them. He did not seem to care. Additionally, he got into my cuticles with the dremel several times, so they are torn up now, and two were a little bloody. He did not clean up (trim) my cuticles at all. I do expect some maintenance of the cuticles as part of a fill, but none of that here. The paint is OK, though they didn’t have anything really close to the very normal color I usually use, and the tech got clear coat all over my cuticles — I am still picking it off today.
Oh, and for the privilege, I was charged more than the price on the menu. I didn’t realize this until I had already paid, and was so ready to get out of there that I didn’t ask about it.
Just don’t, OK. The nails you save may be your own.

This place is AWFUL! I went there for one of their overpriced pedis and the guy BUTCHERED my toes! He cut them way too short (like below the quick) and i have been in pain since.
I also have to agree with previous reviews, they are so rude! One customer (not me) was asking to change her color and they made rude comments and wanted to up her price from 22 to 45!
Ok i admit, im a nail snob, and being from LA i do expect alot out of customer service but this place was AWFUL. By far the worse nail shop I have ever been to
on a good note… they did do my eyebrows… and they came out hella sick. although I did ask for thick and they are pencil thin. its a nice change. soooo i guess if u dont mind someone not listening to you but doing a good job… ull be ok

Staff turned off the lights while I was getting a pedicure 20 minutes before they closed. Then, took my REUSABLE coupon. Rude and overpriced.

Fantastic. I had a signature pedicure and it was devine. The pedicure included a soak, scrub, applications of lotions and oils, GREAT message with hands as well as hot stones. Massage chair was wonderful. Friend who went with me was so relaxed I thought she fell asleep. Staff was friendly, efficient, and good. Facility was clean as was packaged tools used for the pedicure. Walk-​ins as well as appointments accepted. I will be back!

I have read Kelicia’s review a few times and thought. I so have to try that place out.
Well I finally did. The inside is GORGEOUS. They have two classy wall fountains on either side featureing river rocks and artistic bamboo, stone flooring, and the pedicure chairs are like art pieces. Each one has an art glass looking bowl for you to put your feet in. I do believe they’re «Faux» glass but still way pretty. It seems they have about an even number of men and women working there and also seems they have a lot of repeat loyal customers.
They carry almost all OPI polish and a few Orly’s for colors that OPI doesn’t make. I was told the new release OPI colors were in a rack on the counter and shown the rack and if those weren’t my thing to visit either of the two big racks in alcoves on the wall. Really they had at least double, possibly triple, the polish options of most nail salons.
My feet were a mess. I injured my right foot doing yard work in flip flops and scraped the sole of my foot drawing blood but there were still uhm. Pieces that I couldn’t trim flat enough. And my feet were all dry and cracked.
I got a Milk and Honey pedicure. The lady next to me was having warm bags of something tied on her feet so I asked her what that was. She said warm parrafin… do it! I was like OHHHH YEAHH can I do that too? sure sure said the nice guy. Warm paraffin is like foot miracle. It healed up the cracks in my feet.
I got a fantastic foot scrape. I got a great hot rock massage. I got some sort of reflexology stress relieving pushing on my insoles that hurt slightly but I figured it was good for me since the guy definitely seemed to know what he was doing.
I was asked if I wanted a design. Yes please. They gave me this tray of fake nails with designs but they were all geometric things. I said I just want a flower. Flower? ok then. Its not the very best flower, I’d give it a 4 out of 5, way cute.
Would I go again? YES
But I think I will go with a basic deluxe pedicure and add paraffin and a flower next time.
The Milk and Honey stuff was nice but not all that necessary.
Fancy pedicures like the Milk and Honey are $ 45
Deluxe Basic pedicure with leg massage and wrapping your feet in hot towels is around $ 30
Flower $ 5
As far as atmosphere goes, this is the nicest atmosphere for a nail salon I have ever encountered.

Ah, Julie. Your the only person that I trust with my extremities… your amazing. Your attention to detail, and actually working to get the job done with amazing quality, makes me excited to get my nails done! And when your not there, I know that Micheal will work his magic, in a timely manner, and make my hands and feet gorgeous!
This place is A-​ma-​ZING! I used to live right across the street from it, and I watched it get built from the ground up. Waiting patiently for a nail salon to open up is painstakingly boring, PS. BUT ANY-​who, you walk in and if your like me, the looks of it made me want to turn around. I was all like, «I’m not about to pay $ 50 for a manicure, AND another $ 30 for a pedicure… its too classy looking to be nail shop!!» But alas, I turned to look at the gold embossed price list, and it was only 20 for a mani, and 20 for a pedi! WHAAAAAATTTT??? Sign me up! Julie explained to me that she wanted me to get what I paid for, and I did with her. She took time, and made sure that I was happy when I left. OH and PS-​when they ask you if you want deluxe with your pedi, for $ 3 extra, say yes. It is so worth it. THEY DO A MUD MASK on your FEETSIES!!! GURRRRRLLLLLLL!!! But really, this place, so money! If your close… get up on it. Ha! That rhymed… i’m a lyricist!!!