text: I was getting married and looking for a place to get my nails done along with my bridesmaids the night before the wedding. I saw a Groupon for this place and called prior to purchasing to confirm they could fit us all in around the same time. I was told this wouldn't be a problem.\n\nI purchased the Groupon and called to make the appointment and was told there was no way they could fit us all in the night before because they only have 1 nail person after 4pm. This doesnt really make sense to me - not sure why they would cut back on staff once people get off work (this was on a Friday). I told them I had called the day before and they said it must have been a new person who gave me the wrong information. They then told me that some of us would have to book during the day and the other two could come at night. Although this was not ideal and I was not thrilled we made it work.\n\nMy bridesmaid called the week before and then the day prior to confirm the appointments and they said we were all set. The day of the appointment, they called one of the girls and told them that they had double booked and couldn't fit her in at all that day. When we got there we told them that this was the second time that this had happened and that we were unable to come tomorrow due to the wedding. They managed to fit her in but seemed unhappy about it.\n\nThe first group went during the day and the girls who did our nails all \"seemed\" nice. Then, the other two bridesmaids came later that night. The nail person was talking trash about us (not realizing the person she was talking trash to was also in the wedding party) saying that it was our fault they double booked and saying how she didnt like the nail colors the bridal party had chosen. My bridesmaid told her she was in the wedding as well and the nail person stopped talking pretty quickly but the damage was done.\n\nThe moral of this story: Go here if you want bad service, a good chance of them lying to you and/or screwing up appointments, and then talking trash about you when you leave.