JA
6 months ago
★★★★★
Customer service there is very impressive. They do care for customers need and took be in before closing! Woah not recommended but grateful. ❤️
Oak Coco Nail & Spa Inc. is a nail salon in Copiague, New York, offering gel manicures, pedicures, and other nail care services at 498 Oak St, Copiague, NY 11726. Clients regularly praise the friendly, considerate staff, the quality of gel manicures and pedicures, and the mini massages included with services, and the salon holds a 4.2 out of 5 rating from customer reviews. The salon is open Monday, Wednesday through Saturday from 9:30 AM to 7:30 PM and Sunday from 9:30 AM to 6:30 PM, and it provides a wheelchair accessible entrance and wheelchair accessible parking lot. For nail care in Copiague, call (631) 691-5888 to plan your visit.
Looking for a reliable spot to keep your hands and feet looking their best? We're a local nail salon in Copiague, New York, offering classic manicures, pedicures, and other nail care services in a relaxed, friendly setting. Whether you're stopping in for routine upkeep or getting ready for a special occasion, our team is here to help you feel polished and refreshed. Come see us and enjoy some time just for yourself.
Customer service there is very impressive. They do care for customers need and took be in before closing! Woah not recommended but grateful. ❤️
I love this nail salon. They always do a great job on my gel manicure and pedicure.
been here about six times in the past six months, and today was by far the worst experience I’ve ever had. First, a cuticle pusher is meant to push cuticles, not another person’s finger nails. My cuticles were pushed so harshly they’re now bleeding. I just paid $70 for a manicure only to go home and have to fix and clean my own cuticles. That’s unacceptable. I came in with an image of the style I wanted. I was told it couldn’t be done exactly how I requested, so I said, Okay, let’s do it like the last time you did it. The guy started shaping my nails in a completely different way from what I’d shown him. When I asked for small adjustments, a bit more in or a bit more up, he got annoyed. I finally said, It’s fine, just do your thing. He told me to take it off and leave. Why would any professional think that’s okay to say to a anyone? Jessi, from what I gathered, tried to help but with an attitude, telling me I should make an appointment if I want something particular. I did call ahead, and no one mentioned that. Have you ever listened to how you sound on the other end of the phone? I sat down to get a service done and left feeling terrible for simply asking for something that has been done here before. At no point did anyone explain that only one person in the salon could do that style. How was I supposed to know that?