About Longview Nails Bar & Spa
Longview Nails Bar & Spa is a well-known nail salon located in Longview, TX 75605. The salon is dedicated to providing high-quality customer service and satisfaction with a team of skilled professionals who are experts in nail and skin care. The salon offers a variety of services, including the new and popular Eyelash service, which has received praise for its performance and professionalism. Customers often mention a relaxing and rejuvenating experience, thanks to the helpful and patient staff and a clean, well-maintained environment. The atmosphere is friendly and lively, with staff who remember customers by name and tailor each visit to individual preferences. Prices are fair and affordable, making Longview Nails Bar & Spa a popular choice for those seeking top-notch nail and spa services in the area. The owner, Ms. Lee, is known for being professional and responsive to feedback, ensuring customers feel valued. The salon is also appreciated for its cleanliness and welcoming environment. However, some customers note that communication can be a little challenging due to language barriers, and staff may seem in a hurry, which can affect the quality of some services. Overall, the salon remains a favorite for many, especially for clients who trust specific technicians like Andy Vu, who has been doing nails there for seven years.
I’ve visited this business several times and recommend asking for Ms. Tee; she’s kind, gentle, and professional. Ms Lee, the owner is very professional and responsive to feedback; she cares about her customers.
The business is very clean and well maintained.
I walked into this nail salon and was initially impressed by the decor, but the vibe? Totally unwelcoming. I sat down for my pedicure, and guess what? No one bothered to tell me it was going to cost $61. By the time I was done, I’d paid $61 for a basic French tip and pedicure, with the only upgrade being a sparkly finish on the tips. The service itself was fine, but it took forever, and the lack of pricing transparency? Honestly, it was shocking and downright disappointing.
It’s hard for the people to understand what you’re telling them. But their prices are fair. And they do give you a soft drink if you want something to drink. Which is nice. The language barrier is just a little intense. And they seem like they’re in such a hurry and I don’t want to have to walk out and go back in to have something fixed that they did because they were doing it so fast