AA Nails

Tony did a fantastic job on my fill in and coffin cut! Them topped it off with an awesome design!!! Next time I’m in Co I’m coming back!!!

Don’t go to anyone but Jennifer. Its not a verry clean place the sink looke like it hasn’t been cleaned in weeks.

I was thinking how hard could it be to do gel nails? Should’ve listened to the reviews. This place is a joke! If I could give them less than a star I would. It’s not clean, the listed prices are not what they tell you and my gel manicure is gross. I’m not a newbie to gel nails either. This place gave me bumpy, sticky, uneven nails… not to mention charged me $ 28 for the mess. They also did not care that I was upset.

While I was having my nails done, one manicurist was eating food with another manicurists bare feet on his lap. Old, crusty bottles of nail polish, dirty sink, dirty tables, filthy phone. I took a shower when I got home. Big NOPE to this place.

I love this place! It’s right down the street from me so I may be a little biased. But the pedicures are awesome. Not too expensive. Polish selction is huge too. I got a shellac pedi and it stayed on foro ver a month and looked perfect untill the day I got it taken off. They are meticulous about painting your nails which is huge for me. I don’t like going home thinking I could have done it better myself.

I’ve been coming here for a while for pedis. The folks are very nice and probably most importantly to me, my pedi lasts. The things that they use on me are clean. The chair, the tools, the people. The massage chairs always work. I have never noticed things like magazines or TV. I am usually playing on my phone. It’s a solid place.

With all the bad reviews I was reluctant to give this place a try, but I’m glad I did. It’s the closest nail salon to where I live — a 3 minute walk — and since breaking my arm I am still unable to drive. I hadn’t had a pedicure since breaking my arm and my feet were a mess. The woman who took care of me did a really great job and my feet/​toes look beautiful! She was very friendly without being overly chatty, so I was able to relax and enjoy the wonderful massage she gave me. Actually, everyone was friendly there.
It is a very basic pedicure, so if you want something a little more deluxe this is probably not the place for you. It could have been cleaner and there were no magazines to read, but overall I really enjoyed the experience.
I will definitely go back.

So many reviews said everyone was so unfriendly and I had the opposite experience! Everyone was super nice and friendly.

AA Nails:
$ 32 is a good price for a Mani/​Pedi. I have been here multiple times and 3 out of 4 times I have been pleased with the quailty.
Is the business super clean? No. I wish they would clean the counter tops, chairs and do more than a surface clean. AA, take a moment to deep clean the place, it would do wonders!
Do the techinicans talk to each other in Vietenism pretty much the whole time, yes. I had Kim do my nails, and she was really nice, did a good job, and I will only ask for her going forward. AA Nails works in a system that they swap and switch technicians to meet demand.
I don’t want to pay $ 50 for a Mani/​Pedi, so I don’t expect much more than this.

I came here last week because I broke a nail. Mid fixing, I decided to just ask for a complete rebase and pedicure. $$ right? By the time they asked me to pay, what was supposed to only be 34 $ turned into 42!, I asked why, they said there was a charge to fix the nail, (any other place I’ve ever been to has never charged extra for a broken nail, when paying for a rebase). But whatever, I let it slide.
I came back today to get another rebase, and the price states 14 $, and (again, any time I’ve ever been to a nail salon and got a rebase, I get nails shortened at no charge). come to find out when it’s time to pay, I owe $ 17. They charged me $ 3 to shorten my nails, and didn’t even tell me before hand that there would be a charge. I hate how they nickle and dime you for every damn thing. How often does one get a rebase without cutting the nail a little? RIDICULOUS!
Just for a little more — I was planning on getting a french tip, but they charge $ 5, (not that big of a deal) but I saw that they also charge $ 5+ for airbrush designs. I asked which designs are $ 5… their response? «the french tip». so what exactly is the difference between a regular $ 5 french tip and a $ 5 airbrush french tip? I would think the $ 5 regular french tip requires more work than spray some white paint on the tip of my nail.
Needless to say, this is another nail salon I will not come back to anymore. Sigh… the hunt for a great nail salon continues.

Oh how I wish I could give this place NO STARS! Lets get started with everything wrong here…
Its dirty and cold. I was always afraid I was gonna get an infection and guess what I did! Some nice green puss popped out of my nail and I had to go to the docs to get on antibiotics.
The staff is rude, and cold. They speak in their language and that isn’t good customer service for American customers.
Lastly, I came in for a shellac mani and regular pedi, 2 eyebrow waxes (one for my mom) and not only was it already super expensive, but the idiot girl (Jennifer)
double charged me. On top of being rude, doing a half ass job on me, she double charged my card 71.04 twice. When I came in and showed her my online banking, she claimed it was just pending and it would go away and online banking wasn’t proof. I had to go through my bank and dispute the charge, get a new card and go through that long, frustrating process.
Save your money and don’t come here. EVER! Jennifer, you’re running a nail salon sweat shop, I would feel more comfortable getting a mani/​pedi in a hut in Vietnam!

i previously went to AA nails all the time in the past but haven’t been back since the new ownership, the place used to be welcoming and the people acted like they appreciated your business and where happy to see you! but today i went in thinking i would give it a try, NOT HAPPY AT ALL WITH THE SERVICE, I’m currently going to cosmetology school and I’m the first person to know how to deal with clients each and every day.
When i walk in they acted like i was interrupting there lunch, (which by the way is right on the floor where everyone can see and smell what they are eating) the lady never even bothered to ask what i was in for she said pick your color and have a seat (not even telling me where to sit). there work stations where no clean and therefor unsanitary in my book, i wiped down where my hand would be resting with hand sanitizer from my bag, and the lady went from stuffing her face to coming straight over and starting my nails, without even washing her hands!!! i told her that i wanted a full set she didn’t even ask what kind i always get gel but why was i going to pay her more if she didn’t even care about what i wanted! she did my nails as fast as she could and then told me that it was an extra 5 $ for the white tips no even letting me know until after. then i told her i wanted a design, she said what do you want. i then said a flower she got up and went and got blue paint, never asking what kind of flower, what color flower, nothing! moral of the story 27 $ for a full set and bad service, NEVER GOING BACK! thank you!

I decided to try this place because a shellac manicure was the cheapest I could find. $ 22 for a Shellac Manicure. There’s a reason why it’s so cheap. I got my nails done two days ago with the OPI version of Shellac. A piece of paint on my thumb chipped off that night. No big deal at first because it was on my thumb which I wouldn’t notice anyway. Today (two days later), on the same thumb, half of the paint has come off. It’s look ridiculous, so now I have to go spend another $ 35 somewhere else to have it all taken off and redone. By the way, I have not been hard on my nails in any way.
The guy who did my nails was very friendly and nice; however, he not only painted the nail, but got the polish on the skin around my nail as well, It did not look professional! It looked like I did my own nails.
The salon itself is not very cozy. They have three manicure tables that are right next to each other, so you are squished in between other people.
Parking is hard as there are only a few spaces available. Save your money and go elsewhere! This experience will end up costing me $ 57 by the time I get my nails fixed. What a waste!

This was the worst nail experience ever. Everything looks sloppy and there is polish all over my skin. They also were so rude and ran our credit card anyway when we told them we were un happy NEVER GO HERE!

I’ve been going to Jennifer since she was a Paris Nails on Colfax. I didn’t realize she was the owner until I read another review. She does the best acrylic nails ever. Hands down. Everyone is very nice and I always have a pleasant experience. I don’t care the chit-​chat while getting my mani/​pedi, and they don’t bug me. I just sit there and relax. I make sure I go every month or more, which I can b/​c their prices are so reasonable.
I do like to get an extravagant pedicure at a fancy salon a few times a year. I went to the Woodhouse last time and I got a much better pedicure at AA Nails.
Keep it up, guys!

This place went under new ownership in late 2008. The owner, Jennifer, has been doing my nails for over 10 years and absolutely would not go anywhere else maybe because I only let her touch my nails and she knows exactly what I need.
Although I always get a pedicure, I try to stick with the same person each time, but I do get handed the newbie every now and then and end up with a minor issue like nail polish on my skin, but I always inspect before I leave and have them touch up or correct those areas.
The shop is small, but she has all new chairs and stations.
They also do waxing and eyelash extensions as well. I haven’t tried either of those there as I prefer to have them done elsewhere, but it seems to be very popular and sanitary.

I went with my sisters-​in-​law on Saturday afternoon. There wasn’t much wait time, which was nice, but the employees barely talked to us. I just got a pedicure, and the other two got mani/​pedis.
My pedicure was not only very short, but the bottoms of my feet were not smoothed at all. It was like he was just going through the motions. My nails looked okay, but when I got home I noticed some polish on the skin around my toenails. No biggie, but annoying.
The other girls got manicures, and both of them had A LOT of polish on the skin around their fingernails.
This morning when I got out of the shower, I noticed that two of my toenails had already chipped, and on one of my little toes, a whole HALF of the polish had come off.
In my opinion, the employees were polite but not friendly, barely talked to us, and sped through the work. It was like they just wanted to get us out of there as soon as possible.

The employees were polite and almost friendly however the girl who did my full set rushed as fast as she could, resulting in not only a sloppy job but two or three nicks on my skin with the file, both electric and manual. The job she did was sub par and with a hundred other nail shops in town, there is no reason to return to one I had a poor experience at.
As a side note, the place was fairly messy and not kept up well.
I had to go to another salon to get my full set fixed because half of them were uneven.

I’m not a girly girl and tend to squirm when having my nails done. When having a pedicure, I can get nervous and ticklish and once almost kicked the lady in the face on accident. Finding a place where I can be comfortable and relax is very important to me. That this place is the closest nail salon to my house and is incredibly affordable seals the deal.
Despite the random times I pop in, I’ve never had to wait more than 3 – 5 minutes while they cleared a station. They are incredibly clean and professional. The ladies in my wedding party got our nails done here and we had a great time. The pedicure chairs have several different massage settings. My mom wasn’t a fan of the extreme lower back massaging (read butt massaging) but that was as hilarious as it was embarrassing.
Fun, low-​key and inexpensive — this is my first choice for nail salons.

After many horrendous experiences at different nail places in Denver I FINALLY stumbled upon a place I like, AA Nails.
The staff is made up of about 4 girls in their 20s and one guy. They are real sweethearts and won’t chat your ear off.
The place is very clean and has a flat screen for watching TV. All the magazines are up to date and are the good juicy ones like US and Cosmo.
They work quickly and in a professional manner for a good rate. $ 10 mani/​$ 22 pedi.