Finest Nails in Wauwatosa, WI

Finest Nails View all Finest Nails 3.7 (143) Nail salon in Wauwatosa, WisconsinClosed OVERVIEW SERVICES DIRECTORY REVIEWS PHOTOS ABOUT Reviews from the web 2.3/5Facebook · 3 votes Google review summary 5 4 3 2 1 3.7 (143) Reviews All prices14 chair6 toes5 money5 +3 Sort by Most relevant Newest Highest Lowest Porscha Hall 3 reviews I went into the salon on multiple occasions in the past and usually they are professional and accommodating towards me and my family. ... More Tylonia Robinson 30 reviews 3 months ago Wonderful atmosphere, people are friendly and professional. They get you in and out. They take walk in as well. They have different packages you can choose from as far as a pedicure. Service is excellent quick and efficient. Cassy Hood 5 reviews·3 photos 2 years ago Love, love, LOVE this place! Always my go-to, especially when I'm in a pinch! They can almost always accept walk-ins which is great for my busy schedule. (Photo shows nails after 1 week of wear- no chips!) Photo 1 in review by Cassy Hood Photo 2 in review by Cassy Hood 1 Sydni Hicks 3 reviews·1 photo 2 years ago Critical: Professionalism, Punctuality, Quality, Value My nails looks horrible. I went in for a fill and I literally could not hold in my tears before leaving I will never be going to them again. ... More Photo 1 in review by Sydni Hicks 2 Porscha Hall 3 reviews I went into the salon on multiple occasions in the past and usually they are professional and accommodating towards me and my family. The prices for a mani pedi combo are reasonable and I generally don't have to wait long to be serviced. This was all great in the past experiences however, today I took my daughter and 4 of her close friends aged 9-10 for Regular kid manicures that are priced at $7 I specifically told the woman I was getting the girls $7 manicures to ensure I could afford all 5 children. As it's my daughter's birthday and she wanted something more expensive which I was quoted at $50. On an adult she told me it's actually $55 but would only charge me $50 due to it being her birthday. Upon payment the woman says my total is $120 dollars!! So confused I said perhaps there has been a mistake because I asked for $7 manicures for the 4 girls when I walked in the door as I have asked everytime I've gotten my daughter and other girls nails painted there in the past and even left tips. The woman insisted I asked for $17 per person manicures for 9 year olds? That's ridiculous we had a discussion about the product and price, I asked her where was the miscommunication because I specifically told her what I wanted.$7 per child clear as day. Even I as an adult don't pay $17 for my own manicures. She was dismissive and rude and began to have conversations amongst her staff pertaining to me and my guests in her native language. The children even informed me that there was a conversation about why she was getting the more expensive nails done and my daughter told her how old she was turning it was a special occasion and the nails were the length of her real nails. I maintained my demeanor and said ok and paid. But I knew she intentionally did this to force extra $10 tips for her employees which is not a good business practice. She also told an adult that entered the shop 30 minutes later getting her nails done was $50 so I realized she did not give me the any discount for the actual price of $55. This is the regular amount originally for the more expensive nails my daughter asked for this time. I was recommending this nail salon to everyone but I don't appreciate the way she handled the situation and how she began to speak poorly and got cringy stares from staff as if I was trying to change what I asked for on a regular basis over the last 4 years for little girls. I also realized she charged me more than I owed because it was actually $118 in total not $120. I'll definitely find another place that is honest and forthcoming about charges. Price lists posted in a book or on the wall. I'm very detail oriented as you can read here so I know this woman was playing the retail game many business owners play on consumers. Treat people right and good things happen you never have to lie or mislead for success!

Just got a pedicure here this afternoon. Making an appointment was quick and easy, customer service was beyond expectation. And once I got there...Wow! My technician spent over an hour on my feet and they look and feel amazing. I am definitely a returning customer.

this is not my normal place. I made an appointment because my regular was booked up and this was kind of last minute. I thought it was odd when I called made an appointment last minute but they didn't ask my name or phone number, but OK. I walked in and my first impression was good. They welcomed me and acted like they actually wanted me to be there as a customer as opposed to some placesI've been to. They were polite and welcoming. I was having a manicure, and they proceeded - so far so good. At the point where I was told to go wash my hands which is normal. The person who is doing my nails, came up beside me saw my feet in sandals, and said we can do a pedicure too. That is not what I wanted. I said no thank you not right now. I got back to my chair she proceeded with doing my nails. Everything was fine. Even have a TV which I like. Then out of nowhere, she said something about how I don't clean my eyebrows? I was a little taken aback by the comment because I think my eyebrows are absolutely fine. They are not strangely geometric like some these days, but they are good natural shape, not unruly or thick. I said I don't know what you mean and she said you clean your own brows? And I said, I really don't know what you mean and left it at that. Then she inferred that I needed to have my eyebrows done which I really didn't want. - there's a lot of good in the situation however, the couple of times that I was asked about my toes and my eyebrows. Kind of judgy. I really didn't care for that. I would have to have a pedicure there also to see what I think because often times that's a determining factor. You can tell a lot more about the cleanliness of a place during a pedicure. quite frankly, I think all of the local establishments are a little bit lacking in some area or another and I've learned to put up with that. Getting my nails done is a necessary evil to look neat and presentable as well as professional. If I could do them this, while myself I would. This place is fine. Not great. Not bad.

I made an appointment for gel mani and regular pedi over the phone the week of and it was very easy to get the date/time I wanted. I actually ended up getting there about half an hour early and they were able to accommodate me easily but were steady busy, mostly with walk-ins. The staff was all very nice. Anna did my mani first and did a fine enough job, but kept having to stop to take care of other things like answering the phone, checking someone out, or greeting new customers. I unfortunately also bled from one of my cuticles. I don't remember the name of the person who did my pedicure, but she did a good job and was less distracted. $67 for regular pedicure and gel manicure with a $2 card fee. Overall a pretty average experience, but I would come back in a pinch.

I've been to this place a few times and have done gel. I did dip nails once before here, and it was good. So, I decided to do it again, but this time wasn't good. My cuticle beds are a mess. The employees here are nice but my person this time seemed distracted and in a hurry.