Soho Nails

Relaxing atmosphere with spa music and massage chairs. Standard pedicure is only $ 25 and wasn’t the most thorough one I’ve ever had but gentle. They did a decent job on callus removal for no extra charge. They appear to disinfect utensils in a UV light microwave looking device. I will update my review if I end up with foot fungus!
The polish application was a little messy, and their color selection isn’t really my steez. They carry OPI polishes, mostly reds and pinks. I prefer Essie for their edgier and more flattering colors.
What’s nice is that the staff keeps personal conversations to a minimum. I am always paranoid that they talk about me or my feet in Thai or Vietnamese.
Amex is not accepted here, only Visa or MasterCard.

If you just need somewhere to get into for a nice (and affordable) manicure — here’s your place. Nice people and clean.

Jenny did a great job on my nails. Very reasonable price and great great service. Definitely going back !!

Go here for all my pedicures! I go to Fong or Ty for the best pedicures! They do the BEST job and I will not go anywhere else for a pedicure. They are very friendly nice and we have a good time every time I am there. What I like most is how clean this place is! And then second everytime they do the best job! Highly recommend

I am so surprised by the negative reviews here. This is my «go to» place for nails.
The place is very clean, the implements they use are individually packed for hygiene.
I wouldn’t say they are «overly» friendly, but I have never been treated rudely. From what
I have been told this is owned by a Vietnamese woman and most, if not all, of the employees are family members, specifically daughter-​in-​law and grandchildren. They don’t speak perfect English, but understandable. The kids speak the best English, since I presume they have gone to school here. None of them are very loquacious, but they will speak when spoken to. Additionally, they do not banter amongst themselves while doing your nails. I know that bothers some people (for some reason people seems to think the workers are talking negatively about the clients when this happens.)
One of the reasons I love this place? My shellac mani usually lasts at least 2 weeks or longer. Some places barely last 2 weeks.
One thing that bugs me a little is that they have the TV on (with quiet sound) and music on at the same time. I would prefer to hear the TV (not that I always need TV, but for instance, if the news is on, I would like to hear it and not the music too).

This is a very beautiful and clean salon — but has very lackluster customer service.
Please, save your money and go elsewhere. I am typically not one to ever post a review on Unilocal-​I just use it to find ⁴⁄₅ star spots-​but I can’t help but to warn other consumers about this nail salon.
I recently moved to this area, and was looking for a new salon close to home. With the reviews I read I assumed this would be a solid new go-​to, and I typically become a very loyal customer — -When I receive great service.
But here at Soho Nails, I was sorely disappointed. There were two younger gentleman and a young lady working at the time I stopped by. When I arrived at 6:25, I decided on the lavender spa pedicure, which appeared to be more of a deluxe option than the standard pedicure. By 6:47 (yes, I began to pay close attention to the time) my toes were being painted. I have to say that the employees were polite, but I was never offered a beverage. Never was asked if the water was okay. Everything happened so fast, I definitely quickly felt that I was being rushed. I got the «scrub» put on my legs, but it was not massaged into my skin to exfoliate at all. It was rinsed off right after it was put on. The massage itself was hardly a massage. I’m not dramatizing when I say that, at most, 2 – 3 minutes was spent on each leg/​foot.
I thought for a moment that perhaps they closed at 7 pm, and that’s why they were rushing me. But Unilocal and Google say they are open until 7:30, as does their front door.
I was asked if I could go ahead and pay halfway through my pedicure because they were closing the books. I didn’t mind doing this, but if they are supposed to be open until 7:30, why ask me to pay at 6:40? I gave a nice tip (as I usually do) but in hindsight I should not have at all.
As my toenails were drying, I was never checked on as many places «check» on you to see if they are dry and to help you remove the toe separators and put your flip flops back on. I know that may seem silly or trivial, but this place made me notice all of the basic, typical customer service courtesies that are given in most nail salons — because they lacked them.
As soon as I walked out the door at 7:02, the lights were shut off and the young man and woman hurried out. (The other young man who started my pedicure left before my nails were painted and another tech finished my service) Clearly, I WAS being rushed.
No coupon or discount or any offer could make me return to this nail salon. I don’t know if service is different during the day or with other techs who work there, but my experience was not a pleasant, nor a relaxing one. For such hurried service I wish I would have just gotten the $ 25 basic pedicure (though it still wouldn’t have been worth it), or kept my money all together and done it myself.
I have to assume that the 5 star reviews on here for this place are only due to the fact that they were offering $ 5 off (I think?) if you did a Unilocal review and showed it to them.

Have you seen the movie Date Night? Remember the part where the hostess of the posh restaurant answers the phone, «The Claw, you’re welcome…» That’s essentially how Soho Nail Salon operates.
I went last weekend with my mom for a spa mani and spa pedi that we had appointments for. Upon arrival, my mom asked if she could get French done on both her hands and feet and the manager on duty obliged.
We started off with our spa pedi’s which were relaxing overall, but a mere 5 minutes in I realized the staff (namely the manager on duty) could use some customer service training. We were two of three customers in the salon, and the other customer had inquired about the TV and asked that the channel be changed from golf to something more entertaining. The manager on duty, who was giving my mom her spa pedi, huffily changed the channel from golf to basketball, threw the remote down and returned to my moms pedi. The other customer seemed understandably put off by that and muttered something like «Gee thanks.»
Fast forward to manicure time, when I was brought over from the pedi chair to the mani counter. I noticed the manager beginning my moms mani while she was still in the pedi chair, but initially didn’t think much of it as I was getting shellac and she was not. A few minutes later I overheard my mom say, «aren’t you going to clip my cuticles and put lotion on my hands?» The manager working on her had hastily painted her nails without doing any of the spa treatment that she was supposed to receive, and when she inquired about it, he was quick to snap at her and say «you asked for French, you got French!» She calmly explained that she didn’t want a French mani in lieu of a spa mani, but rather in addition to (just as I received a spa mani with shellac). He loudly sighed and began removing the polish when my mom stopped him and said he could leave the polish and just trim her cuticles, to which he said it was too late to soak her nails. She then politely asked if he could do any of the spa treatment and if they could move to a mani table from the pedi chair, as her back was beginning to hurt. He didn’t acknowledge her at first so she asked again, and with the attitude of a 4 year old in need of a nap, he directed her to the table behind me.
I had the displeasure of listening to this guy argue with my mom for the next 15 minutes, insisting that he was right and she was wrong. It was so bad that I turned around to her and apologized for the shitty nail experience. I heard the tone of my mother’s voice go from calm and polite (unlike the managers tone) to irritated and short when the manager said he wouldn’t charge her for the Spa manicure. She replied with «Well I certainly hope not, considering I’m not actually getting a spa manicure!» In the end, he only deducted $ 10 from her overall total, and charged her for a basic manicure with French polish even though her mani was equivalent to a polish change.
To boot, my shellac started chipping on 3 nails after only 4 days. I can promise you that this salon is so terribly run, that it isn’t even worth it for me to go back for a touch up. I don’t doubt that they’d charge me anyway. Take heed before spending your money here, and prepare for poor service and quality, and childish interactions.

The manager on duty was argumentative and very rude. I did not get the service booked (mani/​spa pedi) but got a pedi, polish change and belligerence from the manager.
Not the pleasant, relaxing experience I had hoped for. I won’t be back… So
long Soho.

Went in here to get my manicure done and was fairly surprise with how amazing this salon is! The techs working here are very friendly. The prices here are reasonable. The salon itself is fairly clean and spotless. Smells nice too! Didn’t had to wait long till a nail tech came for me. She was really gentle with me throughout my manicure. Always made sure I was comfortable. She also listen to all my requests too. After she was done, my nails looked beautiful! Just how I envision them to look like! A pity I don’t live here! This salon would be my new go to! I highly recommend this salon! Any ladies living in the area should get your nails done here! The services is wonderful!

Great place to get manis and pedis at decent prices. Staff is very nice and service prompt.

My shellac lasted for 3 plus weeks without chipping. They did a great job! Tons of colors to choose from! Great place. Prices were reasonable for the quality!

I walked in at 645pm and simply asked if they had time for a full set. With the exception of the girl that works there, the dude who did my nails was unnecessarily rude. I could see the guys eyes rolling from across the room when I asked if they had colored acrylic.
Look. I get it. I’ve been at work all day too and I wanted to go home too. Unfortunately I only had a small window of time and they agreed to it. I expect the same service as any other time of day. Anyway…
I had a specific type of nail design that required colored acrylic. I just moved back from atlanta and I’ve had the colored acrylic for years. I know what I like and I was very thorough when I asked.
They finally, reluctantly showed me the gel that they had. I was showing them a picture. They assured me they could do it.
The guy hardly spoke English. His girlfriend had to translate. Which I don’t mind at all except that his tone was rude.
I explained in detail that I didn’t want polish. I wash my hands too much. I work w my hands in paint all day.
The problem was that he agreed to do it with the colored acrylic and got me ½ way into the process before he told me he didn’t have the cutter for stiletto nails. Wow. Really?
He refused to do what I was asking because he insisted that they would not look good.
«I’m a professional!» Is the way he put it.
I’m not trying to put the guy down on a personal level but if you’re a self-​proclaimed professional nail dude… act like it.
I did get frustrated with him refusing to do what I wanted. But whether or not you’re a professional isn’t what matters. No return business is no return business. He even said later, that as long «as I’m happy when I leave, he will be happy.» $ 70 later… I didn’t leave happy at all.
Then insisted on doing it his way.
I’m way too nice bc had he not superglued tips onto my nails already, I would’ve walked out right then.
I allowed him to do what he thought would «look good» since he was the «professional». My mistake. The lines were all crooked and he did about 8 layers of polish and UV gel on top of a super thick layer of regular acrylic. He sped through the filing part and gouged my nails and left huge imperfections all throughout. Such a waste of money and time.
Learn from my mistake. Do not go here. Smh.

Got this place as a recommendation from a friend and I love it! Went for a mani and they both turned out wonderful. Looking forward to going back!

Went in with my sister and husband today. It was awesome! I got the lemon and lime spa pedicure and loved it. The ladies were nice and did such a great job. My legs feel so fresh too!

I have been getting my nails done for a long time ~ I’ve been to many different nail salons in many different cities… Soho Nails is by far the most sanitary. I’m highly satisfied with the customer service, as well as the end result! Phong is fabulous; very intricate detailed work.

Made an appointment for three people today, and allowed them to adjust the agreed upon time… twice. Then, when we arrived we were told they could not accommodate us at the same time, and we’d have to wait another 15 – 20 before they could start. Had to leave and found another salon to take us. Won’t be back. If appointments don’t mean anything, why make them?

Went to Soho Nails for a shellac manicure the first time a week ago and a man named Phong assisted me. During our conversation, I told him that I was new to he area and looking for a new nail salon and that I am faithful about an every two week mani/​pedi régime. He seemed eager to earn my business.
Also in the conversation, I told him that my nails are weak and that I need 2 shellac base coats otherwise the shellac will crack on the edges, etc. He insisted that that’s too much shellac and that he can promise a strong finish with 2 top coats instead. I reluctantly agreed. He said if they start to break just come back and I will repair.
Low and behold just 3 days after my manicure, my shellac began to crack on 2 fingers. I called the same day and reported it to Phong. I explained that I didn’t have time in my schedule to come back that week (who has time to go to nail salon 2x in a week), so I made an appointment for the following week…7 days after original appt!
So I arrive to my appointment. By the way, I made a mani (repair) and pedi appointment this time which he neglected to schedule. He sits me down and begins filing my nails, while trying to figure out who’s going to have time to do my pedi (that he didn’t schedule). He goes on to tell me that he’s charging me full price minus $ 5 to redo my nails. And he tells me this in a VERY smug way. Attitude big time! Wait… what? He somehow developed amnesia since our phone conversation!!! He said «I’m not the Manager», and when asked where the manager was he curtly said «on vacation» and gave me a LOOK!
Me thinks not! You’re not going to get my hard earned $$ twice a month and treat me like sh*t! No way. Too many other great nail salons to put up with that BS!
Thanks but no thanks!

they did an excellent job on my nails-​I got a basic pedi with shellac. Looks great, but was not a fan of the waxing services. I walked in with a slightly unkempt arch, and walked out with stick straight eyebrows. Wish I would’ve got the name of the lady that did the waxing so I could warn against using her.

I have been getting my nails done here the past fees time as I’m new to Denver && they have done an excellent job on top of having a punch card! The salon in general is in great condition and a very nice setting for anything. I’m getting a reg pedicure here now w/​crystals put on my toes along with French Polish && it’s only $ 35, great deal I think. Will post the outcome!

Love love love ! My nails came out great. i will be coming back for sure! Complimentary drinks & customer service is on point. I’m from Cali and this was my first nail salon to visit in Denver so I was a little nervous but everything turned out just fine. I recommend the spa pedicure very relaxing! Hope this helps :)

This is the best place in town to get a Shellac Mani and Pedi. I have never had a shellac mani last more than a week until I came here. My nails last 2 ½−3 weeks and my pedi’s last 3 – 4 weeks. The staff is extremely friendly, accommodating, knowledgeable and helpful. They have more shellac colors then you could ever dream of!
I have recommended this place to friends and they have had the same experience that I have. I have never made appointments for nail places after getting a mani, I do now!

CLEAN, and the ladies were sweet. Went for a shallac mani and eyebrow wax. A little pricey for an eyebrow wax (12) but a couple dollars won’t stop me from going back and she did a fine job.

I enjoy coming to Soho Nails over my lunch hour to get a pedicure. The facilities are great, the staff is great, and the prices are great! They have a huge selection of colors, my favorite being the color changing polish. I was so impressed with my pedicure that I am definitely a regular customer now. This place is great!

I have been trying out new nail places and finally found one that I really do like! Christine gave me a pedicure and rebase and she did not disappoint! Very little direction was needed and she immediately got that I want them thin and narrow. Truly what I was looking for. And she was so friendly and talkative.
Definitely will be back and would recommend them after my first visit. Hopefully many more to come!

I have been to plenty of nail salons around the area, and I can honestly say that Soho is by far the best one I’ve been to. The manicure and pedicure stations are incredibly clean, the staff is very friendly and helpful, and the prices are very reasonable. I had Jir recently for a shellac manicure and two weeks later, the manicure still looks great and is holding up well… Far better than I could say about other salons where the nail will start to peel or fall off after a few days.
I would highly recommend to anyone!

Excellent staff and wonderful service — got pedicure done first time and felt awesome
Will surely be back

Eh, it’s alright I guess.
For $ 25 I was expecting a little more attention or detail to my toes but I maybe got two sentences out of the girl working on my toes and she seemed annoyed when I asked if I could get a water. The pedicure itself was forgettable, it went by very quick and felt more like a soak and a paint job more than anything. The chairs were really comfortable, they had great magazines and a huge selection of colors but that won’t take me back to this place. I’m pretty sure a coupon would be the only thing that would bring me back and that’s pushing it.

This place was very clean and had the nicest massage chairs I’ve ever seen! The staff was nice enough but overall I was underwhelmed.
I came in with a coupon I had received in the mail– $ 18 (reg $ 25) pedicure, and even though it’s the least expensive pedicure I’ve ever received, it still sticks in my memory as just OK. The pedicure itself was fine, very simple and quick, which is exactly what I was looking for, but there’s nothing notable or rave worthy about this place. Acceptable choice of nail polishes, mostly OPI, and they did all seem new (er) so they had current glittery colors which I was happy about.
If you choose to go here, I’m sure you’ll be satisfied just fine, but I can think of a couple other nail places close by that I’ll choose to go to over this place for my next pedicure.