5th Avenue Nails and Spa

This is primarily a nail salon, with about eight million stations for manicures and pedicures, but there are also some private rooms in the back for facials, body treatments, and massages.
I’m no spa maven, so I can’t give you useful details on how expert they were. However, the basic facial I got was at least as good as ones I’ve gotten elsewhere, and they added really interesting reflexology touches to the massage portion. I left feeling very relaxed.
I was also impressed by how sweetly the ladies running the salon treat each of their customers. I walked in, grubby and sweaty, and was beamed upon as sincerely as I might have been in an evening gown and pearls. I also saw a guy who might have been a construction worker, nails dangling in a soak bowl that had turned black with grime, getting a manicure. So they’re kind to all customers, happy to tailor treatments to your needs (I have sensitive skin), and work to ensure that you’re satisfied.
The manicure starts at $ 10, the pedicure at $ 25, brown waxing at $ 10, 1 hr massage at $ 60, 10 min massage at $ 10, basic hour facial at $ 70, so overall it’s pretty reasonably priced. It’s certainly far cheaper than some other places in town, like Agora.
They take walk-​ins, and I don’t think you’d need an appointment for a manicure or pedicure, but you may want to call ahead for a facial or massage.