Penn Nails & Spa

I stopped in with a friend on a Tuesday evening around 6pm. The place was relatively empty and we were helped right away. The ladies that helped us were friendly but didn’t really chat with us unless we initiated. My gel manicure wasn’t especially great (a lot of polish on my skin that I had to ask to be removed) but the paraffin wax was fabulous. $ 25 for a gel manicure is cheaper than average but I’d rather pay $ 30 for an excellent manicure sans paraffin.

Clean and friendly staff. Great price for gel nails and paint. My nails last a month before I need a fill. Walk ins are welcome and I have never had to wait more then 5 minutes.

I love going to get a fill here. The salon is very clean and Lynn is very quick, as I am always in a hurry.

I found out about this place because of the coupons I received in the mail — $ 5 off a regular pedicure. The shop is your usual mani-​pedi salon but spacious, with two areas, one for pedis and one for manis. There are 8 stations in each section. It was relatively empty on a weekday evening, with half the pedi chairs occupied. The salon has a clean uncluttered look and the bathroom is clean.
I upgraded to the next level up for an additional $ 5 but it wasn’t worth it. It included a salt scrub which barely added a couple of minutes. The regular pedicure was okay; I have experienced better foot massages elsewhere. I got another $ 5 off coupon for my next visit when I paid my bill. Credit cards are accepted but I got the feeling that tips are appreciated in cash.