text: Um... why was this place rated so high? The people here were great and friendly; it appears to be family operated. I do like them. However, the pedicure/manicure was horrible, so bad that I rushed to the Venetian Canyon spa afterward just so I can have them redone immediately. That  was an expensive fix ($85+$15 tip)but at least they did a great job. \n\nFirst off, you don't use acetone to brush out the white tip. It's generally done with one or two clean strokes in the horizontal motion. There should be no bubbles or streaks in the white tip. Second, you shouldn't see white specs in your nails. Thirdly, I came in with my nails in good order; I don't see why I have to leave with worst and uglier nails. I had a bump in both of my nails and they just painted over it. Apparently it would cost $10 per toe to fill with acrylics. After they mess up everything else, I'd pay that somewhere else. Fourthly, filing and cutting your toe nails should not be an ordeal. The nail should be rounded with no chips. I had to have all my nails refiled. Fifthly, the nail colors are old... if you had to add whatever liquid into each color, maybe it's time to buy a new bottle. Lastly, the whole place reeks of acetone. It smells so bad I wished I could hold my breath. How can you even have kids run around in a place that smells like that? \n\nFor $30 + the $30 taxi (roundtrip) to get here, it is so not worth it. My friend was not very happy with her nails as it took literally less than 20 minutes to get her gel set. The top was rough and her nails were square, not rounded. Again for $35, not worth it.