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Miranda Nail & Spa
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Review by:
citysearch c.
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I have been to dozens of nail salons and have received hundreds of pedis; this is, by far, the worst experience I have ever had.\r
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- I was not greeted when I came in. I had to stand awkwardly for five minutes until I finally spoke up.\r
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- The prices are not plainly displayed--you have to hunt them down. Sketchy and unprofessional.\r
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- The pedicurist was taking personal calls for the ENTIRE duration of my pedicure. At one point when I tried to get her attention, she held up a ""please wait"" finger. Again, unprofessional.\r
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- Entirely overpriced. A manicure is $38 is ridiculous--and $15 extra for shellac gel. Absurd.\r
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- The pedicurist tried to pumice skin that did not need pumice-ing--ouch! \r
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Perhaps my bad experience is unusual; I see no other reason why this business would be so popular.
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