2001 Nails of Woodbury

+1 651-578-8423

1815 Radio Dr, Woodbury, MN 55125 United States of America

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1815 Radio Dr, Woodbury, MN 55125 United States of America
+1 651-578-8423
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+1 651-578-8423
+1 651-578-8423

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Great place to get nails done. Friendly, work quick but careful. You get several choices as to what you want done. Place is very clean

Went to 2001 Nails today after having a bad experience at Paradise Nails in Saint Paul. Overall, I'm happy with my experience. My almond shape is slightly turned on one side, but the guy that helped me took his time to make sure that the final form looked good. The girl that finished my polish was nice to talk to and very friendly.

Just had my nails done here. Just a simple gel polish natural nail. The service was quick, good, friendly staff. I like the atmosphere, it isn't super tacky. I saw them quickly address a customer's nail issue as I was there. Polite and professional. $21. I will be back

Very clean, pleasant, great manicure, but WAY too expensive. Over $50.00 ( inc. tip) for acrylic fill. They charge extra for oval shaped nails, extra for cuticle care, extra for hand lotion/massage. I won’t be back

I received a signature pedicure here. The people working were nice and the salon is beautiful, clean and very COVID cautious. The massage chairs were comfortable, service left a little to be desired. My nails look nice, but the bottoms of my feat still have a good amount of dead skin in them that usually is taken care of during a pedicure.

What bothered me most is the gal pointed to the tip sign at the end. Of course I tip, and I tip well…but it felt very pushy (tips are also only accepted in cash or check so please come prepared). I did tip, as I always do for services. There was no thank you for the tip or for coming in so it felt awkward.

I have been a regular at this nail shop for 20 plus years. I have noticed a shift within the past couple of years of how I am being treated. I am a kind and friendly person who enjoy conversation when I am getting my nails done. Danny, the nail tech who usually does my nails stopped talking to me. Imagine sitting with someone who does not talk to you (Awkward). During my last appointment, I asked him if he could recommend the best products to help my cuticles stay healthy. He ignored my question and barley answered after asking 3 times. Prior to this visit, the owners were on vacation and a family member was running the shop (sister). I asked for a fill and my nails to be shorten. She did a good job with shortening my nails, but the fill was the worst I had ever had. I came back and had her to correct the problem. I got the feeling she was not happy with my complaint about her work. The owner Ben is an excellent nail tech. I enjoy Lily and when she is there, I know that I am going to have good conversation. Even though Danny does not like to talk and not friendly he does good work. I am a psychologist and it is my job to observe behavior. I have noticed that certain people are greeted friendlier than others. You would think that a regular who comes every 3 weeks for the past 20 years plus would be greeted with warmth. The energy towards me certainly has not felt warm and welcoming and I am not sure why. I went to the shop today as a walk in and they were very busy. I made an appointment for later during the day. I gave them my name and cancel the appointment. I was told thanks for canceling, I got to go, we are busy. I was not asked if I would like to reschedule. Today, I went to a different nail shop and it was a refreshing change to be greeted with warmth, kindness, and good conversation. I am sad that it had to end this way. I am giving a 3 because they do good work a large percentage of the time.

Only nail salon I will go to. Family owned, kind people, relaxing and never pushy.

This is the only nail place my daughter and I go to. They are very pleasant and do an excellent job. This is the absolutely cleanest nail place I’ve been to. I trust these people.

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