Nail Parlor 2895 Grays Ferry Avenue, Philadelphia, PA 19146

"Always a clean and friendly environment. It's very convenient because they offer both options of paying in cash or card. I was going to the same nailery for almost 15 years but since going to this place I have not returned to my usual gallery. If they start doing lashes I'm going to need another star."

"I went early in the week to get the $60 gel special. My nails started to chip after the 3rd day and I also had to refile them because they weren't shaped correctly. My toenail polish is very streaky and also not covering my whole toe. I don't care how much money I save for the special I will not be going there again because the whole process felt very rushed and like they were trying to just get my money instead of giving me a good experience and I don't want to end up needing my nails done more often."

"I moved to south Philadelphia in 2021. 5 Stars. This have been my nail salon since I moved. Never waited a long time & my nails are always very nice. I like to go to the girl at table 6 she wears glasses. She is great at what she does (july2023). I always get my eyebrows done."

"This is my third time coming here, and officially my last. No one gets over on us (black community) more than the Asian businesses in predominantly black neighborhoods. I came for a gel refill and pedicure and was over charged (felt like robbery). I showed the nail tech a pic of hearts and he gave me stickers even after I asked to have them drawn on. Then when I went to pay I was charged $5 for each of those stickers!!!!!! I was furious. I now understand why some woman act out in those salons. Because instead of offering to fix an issue they stand strong on stuff I know that they don’t believe is fair. They have a $3 card fee which is bogus. They aren’t sociable unless it’s amongst themselves, they don’t make you feel welcomed. No ones polite or smiles. No rapports being built. They hate us!! It’s very sad. And this is not just my experience here, it’s here and lots of other establishments that “serve” the black communities."