Andy Nails in Canandaigua, NY

To set up the story, my mom, my sister, and my cousin, and I were looking to have a girls' day and have fun since my we are all on winter break we thought it would be fun. My cousin made an appointment for the four of us a day ahead. We get there the next morning, and there is no warm welcoming, just "Okay, pick your color and sit here here here and here." The tension in the room was very high and uncomfortable, already not even 10 seconds in walking through the door. My personal experience to start was kind of scary because it was my first time getting my nails pampered and painted. She did a good job, but I noticed she didn't put a top coat to make sure the paint didn't crack. I was chill about it, though. I didn't think it was a big deal, right? So then the woman's has me sit at a drying station where there were nail shavings all over the stand. It was so gross. Then she used a gel light to dry my nails (I got polish), but I didn't think much of it. I was sitting there for 40 minutes with 2 layers of nail polish. My sister's personal experience started off uncomfortable, not much small talk or anything. The woman started off with the nail treatment bufferd too hard on her nails and made her culticul bleed. Then the women used old nail polish, so her nails still haven't dried (it's been 2 whole days). The woman asked her if she wanted glitter. My sister said, "No thanks," but put the glitter on anyway. My mom's experience is again uncomfortable. The woman who was working on my mom's nails was the owner. Keep that in mind. Mt mom just simply wanted french tips, no acrylics or anything fancy. Just plain polish with French tips. The woman got mad at my mom because she didn't want acrylics. Then the women, while painting my moms nails, said "gross hand" in a foreign language. We only know this because my cousins' parents are bilingual they can speak whatever language they were speaking (not sure which language) she regignized one of the sentences which translated to "gross hand" calling my mom's hand gross. My cousins experience was quite strange. So, to start off, the women doing her nails were very rude until she found out my cousin was in her 20s with 2 kids. Then she stopped treating her like a 16 year old. My cousin looks very young for her age, but that still does not make an excuse. Then her nails were done, and they were $50 and meant to tip $20, but her two $20 were stuck together and tipped $40. So we later relise and after leaving go back in and they say they don't have it even though right after my cousin tipped I watched her count her money. After my mom and sister finished up, they rushed us right out while my mom and sisters' nails were still wet. We will for sure never be going back.

was there for an hour and a half for only a regular basic pedicure. then when i went to pay, i was asked by another coworker who didn't even do my nails "well how much are you going to tip her?" and when i responded, they said "oh...that's all?" even though it was more than 25%. on top of that i now have an infection in my toe from the tools used and being stabbed in the same spot over an over for no reason. service wasnt great at all, but the pedicure itself turned out average i guess. after talking about my experience with friends, they all had similar experiences and said they aren't returning. good place for last minute bookings though..

I would not recommend this salon for a pedicure. They did not do what I asked, and instead charged me for a much more expensive pedicure service. The tech did not apply the color correctly and when I had my next service at a different salon, they had to almost sandblast it off. When questioned at the end about the increased cost they said they thought I had indicated the more expensive service, although I was very clear.about which one I requested. Overall, a bad experience.

On a recommendation from a friend, I made a last minute appointment for a fill & polish after coming back from vacation. Never been here before. The person on the phone was very friendly and helpful. I ended up having Katrina do my nails (who happened to be the very nice person on the phone). The salon was bright & clean, and everyone was welcoming. Katrina did a great job on my nails. She was meticulous about the length and the shape, and tat the end, they were perfect (although she said there was no such thing). Loved the color too. Thank you!

I have tried every nail salon in Canandaigua and Andy's wins hands down. My nails look great, they last. They don't overly rush but some of the nail artists are fast. The pedicure chairs are newer and the salon has a nice ambiance. They have a lot of colors to choose from. Both gel and regular. They love it when you bring cash but they do take cards. PRO TIP: Always tip anyone and everyone in cash. If you don't, they get double taxed on card transactions for tip.