Pardon My French Nail Bar + Beauty Lounge

"I love the atmosphere, but I wish they'd play a different show on the TV. I don't enjoy selling the sunset. But the real thing I'd like to mention is that my nails always last a long time. This is my nails at 4 weeks"

"I had a gel-x manicure done 11 days ago and it was $80 + tip. Unfortunately, 4 of the nails have already fallen off in the last 3 days and the rest of them are totally coming up on the edges. I have not done anything excessively harsh or used any harsh products on my hands in this time. I have had many gel-x manicures elsewhere and they have always lasted 3-4 weeks, so I am very disappointed. I will say, the staff was very sweet and the nails looked nice while they lasted, but for the service and price they should have lasted a lot longer than a week."

"Unfortunately I came at a wrong day. No one was friendly or happy , I asked for what I wanted and got what I wanted but the girl looked annoyed. I get it , I’m your first client but man be a little welcoming and discreet."

"I look forward to getting a pedicure with Yen every month. She gives incredible deep tissue leg and foot massages. She works fast but she’s also very meticulous. I always leave with super soft skin and perfect nails. Thank you Yen!"

"I do not recommend it. I don't know the name of the girl who did my nails, but after the experience I had with her, I do not plan on returning to this nail salon again. I went in for a fill and was charged $75 in the end. The nails should be perfect if you are charging $60 for a fill, and the French tip should be flawless for $15. I was also upset that they charged for the French tip since I only opted for it because they didn't have the color I asked for. She didn't even try to find anything remotely close to what I asked for. She just brought out "whatever she had," which were hideous colors by the way and offered to paint my nails black instead. I didn't ask for anything so difficult to accomplish. I attached the inspo pic. I didn't take a photo of the nails I got, but they were nothing like it and extremely overpriced. There was a nail that was missing a chunk of acrylic on the edge. When I brought it up to her, she said it wouldn't be noticeable after she painted it and that it's because whoever applied the tips put a tip on that was too small. I said, "Yes, it will because I know that there is nothing under the paint." So instead of removing the smaller tip and finding one the correct size, she just put a big glob of acrylic over the spot and did not file it down at all, leaving the excess product off the underside of my nail. She also left the nail lumpy. In fact, all of my nails had excess underneath them. You could also see my real nails protruding past the edges of the acrylic underneath. I asked her to fix that too, and she said she couldn't because it was my real nails. All she had to do was file it down. Then, she saw a small green spot on one of my nails. I asked her if she should remove the existing nail so she could clean underneath before applying more powder. She said that wasn't necessary and to let it grow out. Today, I visited another salon where the nail tech said whoever did that was wrong because she must have known that I could have lost my entire nail if we didn't see how badly infected it was. She should have removed the nail to check if it was safe to keep filling over it. There was a large hole in my nail, and the tiny green spot now takes over almost my entire nail bed. I am now wearing shaved down acrylic from PMF shaped coffin style to let the infected nail rest and heal before getting a new set. LIKE I SAID: Please don't go here!"