La Belle Nails

Absolutly the worst experience I have ever had at nail salon. I'd been here before six or seven years ago and my experiances were good. Since I live very close by, and wanted something professional for an upcoming special event, I thought it was a no brainer to go here.

I must have gotten a blind woman because she rushed me out of the chair with cotton in my polish and it looks like a child painted my nails. I would have complained there but they got this distant look whenever I opened my mouth. Terrible. I'm fuming over this.

I should have done some research and went somewhere with better reviews. The convenience did not pay off with quality! Never again.  View Less … View More

Surprisingly nice. I've been a regular Dosha customer for my last few mani-pedis, but the economy has forced me to look for something more reasonably priced. LaBelle was recommended to me by a friend -- a classy friend who knows and demands good service. She was right. Although it looks like it could be a questionable strip-mall nail salon on the outside, it is actually quite nice inside. I was treated very nicely, the massaging chairs were great, and the mani-pedi was well done with a very nice massage and clean polish job. This was better than the Dosha mani-pedis I have had, and half the price. My nail technician, Summer, did very nice work. It also was very clean. It was a very pleasant experience, and my hands and feet look great. I'll definitely go back.  View Less … View More

rushed and cheated. Not worth to come here at all. The pedicure only last 15 minutes. The nails place look like a Saturday market ( so noise in Vietnamese language). I recommend all of you not to come here at all.  View Less … View More

All you haters:. La Belle is what it is.. an inexpensive nail salon. I don't know if its is the LO matrons and prima donnas that write the negative comments but let me tell you, These gals do a pretty damn good job spiffying up your nails and crusty old feet for a low, low price and scrawny tip. I know for a fact that they haven' raised the price of service one cent in the past five years.

Yes when the salon is busy it can feel a bit rushed, but if you want a salon experience, pry open your coin purse grandma and PAY the price a nicer salon charges. And lastly, I would a hazard a guess that their English skills trump your Vietnamese language skills too. Sometimes I visit the salon and cannot help but overhear some of the rude things that are said to these decent hard working women and it is insulting. Do they ever complain about your creepy hammertoes and bunions?  View Less … View More