Da-Vi Nails,

2700 South Kirkwood Road, Houston, TX 77077

"I recently visited Da-Vi Nails, a nail shop located in the Walmart on Westheimer and Kirkwood. Although a bit challenging to locate initially, the effort was worthwhile. My technician, Xuan, despite not speaking English fluently, was exceptionally kind and dedicated throughout the entire service. She took meticulous care of cleaning my cuticles, leaving my feet feeling incredibly soft, almost like a baby's skin. Despite the time spent locating the place, the deluxe pedicure, priced at around $35, proved to be well worth it. The thorough and wonderful job done by Xuan left me appreciating the service, and I'm considering returning for more in the future."

"i decided to stop by here while on vacation to houston, and i’m so glad i did! Cindy was so nice and a delight to talk to, and she took so much care in doing my nails. amazing service and i’d definitely be a regular if i lived here :("

"I went last night got there around 6:40 was told an hour wait. I waited and it was worth it. All the employees were so nice and helpful. Peter did my refill and did a great job. Every other nail shop I have gone to rush doing my nails and end up making my cuticle bleed. Not here I got the shellac 338 he did 2 coats when he saw it was as deep color he added a coat of 111. That made my nails go from good to amazing. I love them. Then I got my eyebrows waxed she was so quick and painless and they look great. I will definitely be back."

"NEVER GO THERE TO GET EYELASHES DONE!!! They DO NOT know how to put the lashes close to your lash line to make them look more natural. They were on my eye lids AND the glue was visible messy on my lids smh. The lashes started falling out the next day and mind you, I didn’t washed my face just cleaned it with a wipe. I was at work when they just started falling out. They had horrible customer service. NEVER AGAIN!!"

"This place is filthy. I mean incredibly dirty. There's dirt everywhere you look. Their dirt has dirt. The pedi chairs are the dirtiest part of the shop. I don't understand how people sit here and get pedicures. Plastic linings are put in chairs over a layer of dust that looks like it's been sitting in that same spot since I was 10.5 years old."