Venice Nails & Spa Reviews, Prices, Services, Photos

So disappointed with the service. I used to go to this salon before I started the dental hygiene school and get the dip powder manicure with Candy. She always did a great job. Today I finished the school semester and decided to treat myself with a manicure -since we can’t have our nails done while in the school- Unfortunately, they didn’t meet my expectations. First, I wanted to do French manicure in my nails and toes but the lady that was doing my toes said that she couldn’t put a natural color base like light pink or beige in my toes to do the French and that she only could do a white tip and a clear base. She said that in order to do what I wanted she had to do shellac instead of the regular pedicure. I ended up not doing the French manicure because of that. Second, the lady that did the dip powder manicure made my nails look thick and bulky even though I told her that I wanted a natural finish. Also, she didn’t prepped my nails good and wasn’t a detail oriented technician. Another thing that was disappointing was that they did the manicure and the pedicure in the massage chair but I couldn’t enjoy the massages. They asked me to turn off the chair because my hands were moving while she was doing the manicure. I understand that sometimes when the salon is full you don’t have enough seats available and need to complete the work in one chair but the salon was pretty much empty with a lot of seats available. They could have done my manicure first and then the pedicure in the massage chair so I could get to enjoy the massage chair and relax a bit. Honestly I think that they wanted to finish quickly and didn’t care about delivering a good service. Side note this experience last less than 1 h (check in 2:30 pm and check out 3:20 pm) and it cost $70 plus $10 tips. I really hope that they consider to improve their customer service/experience in the next year.

Tried this place a couple of times when I didn’t have time to go to my normal nail salon (live in Sugarland but drive to bunkerhill for my favorite place). I’ve realized it’s pretty hit or miss. The atmosphere is nice, quiet. Service is okay. The issue I have is the inconsistency of the quality of the manicure/pedicure. I went in Friday May 17 to get a regular manicure ahead of a special family event on Sunday. The lady seemed more interested in selling me other services like eyebrows or getting me to buy a more expensive manicure like dip, instead of focusing on just giving me my manicure. She even critiqued the color I chose, trying to get me to change colors. Unfortunately, she didn’t cut my cuticles all the way, and the color was missing on a third of my nail when she painted. When I said “I think there’s some sides that weren’t covered all the way, ma’am”, she responded with “this old color, that why.” …if the old polish brush isn’t working right, why would you keep using it? I was too tired to ask her to redo it since she’d done half already, I just wanted to go home. But I left with cuticles that weren’t cleanly cut, nails that had 1/3 polish missing, and no massage which is listed as part of the description of the manicure. The manicure peeled by Sunday anyway.

It makes sense now why I get frequent texts from the salon with discounts.. They’re enticing enough to get people to come in. Sadly, I won’t visit again.

I’ve had the same older woman do my pedicures and manicures since I first started going here and she always does an amazing job! She’s so sweet and always takes her time. I never feel rushed and always leave feeling so relaxed and pampered.

Not happy, I got my nails done on 03/29 & today is 04/02 not even a week & my nails are peeling, the service was great but the work is not good they charge me $99 for my toes & nails and i left a $20 tip. I won’t be returning.

Quick and simple service. They suggested I get dip. My first experience with dip was horrendous and I was worried about trying again but they suggest I try. It came out much better and I’m glad I went with them. I just moved back to Houston and have not established myself with a nail salon yet but Venice Nails might be the one. Thanks for the dip. Attached is a picture of the work 3.5 weeks later with consistent wear and tear. Yes, I know I need a new set.