Tammy’s Nail

Stopped by on a whim, worst mistake. I actually asked her to redo it it was so bad, still walked out with worst mani ever. Other ppl seemed happier with theirs. I wouldn’t go back.

Nice people and good pricing. They have a lot of colors to chose from too! I love the gel manicure! Lasts longer than a regular manicure and no waiting for your nails to dry!

I LOVED Tammy’s nails back from 2005 – 2008 and went there every few weeks for acrylic nail fill but then things went downhill — they were quick to turn over clients and the quality suffered. I then went to Simply Perfect nails from 2008 – 2014 and saw Bob who did the BEST liquid French gel nails until I experienced the same issue. I went back to Tammy’s this December to fix a broken nail — turns out I needed to fix 2 as they didn’t have the OPI gel color I used before. Thus, I had to change the polish on another finger on the other hand so they would match. I figured the quick polish change wouldn’t be bad but in the end I was charged $ 8 for a broken nail and polish change on one nail because they didn’t have that common OPI color. The cost of 2 nails was 50% of what I would have paid for a fill to fix all 10! Not thrilled at all and not going back.
HOWEVER, I have friends who go here for liquid gel nails (french) and they always look lovely. So I think it’s luck of the draw depending on how busy it is when you go and who you see.

worst experiance of my life they did such a bad job the lady didn’t clean my cuticles or the nail polish around my fingers she did such a bad job i would of been better off painting them at home. she also kept switching off with me and another customer which was extremely annoying. She also filed my nails so short that it hurts to the touch. Will never go there

I love Tammy’s Nails! Lisa and co. Do a fabulous job. I’ve been going for years and have never been disappointed. The décor is very simple but it’s clean and everyone is very nice.

I am updating, still going here over 4 yrs. now. Typical Asian salon. My favorite is Kelly if you want a basic design, they don’t do real fancy designs, but if you take in a photo they try for you especially at the cheap price they charge, they really try. Lisa the owner/​mgr. is good too, and Lee speaks less English but she is particular about her work. The male there is good but I prefer women, that is just me. Fill and design runs about $ 25, tell them what you want and ask how MUCH FIRST. They take credit but hey prefer tips in CASH here, know that going in. A lot of Asian salons work that way. I see many women getting gel polish here, regular manicures, I would get the basic pedi that is $ 25 as I have never seen the spa pedi. They have many colors but keep them a long time. Only once have I had to have them fix a boo boo but I tell them right up front if something goes wrong, and they fix it right there THEN, don’t be shy. They do talk to each other in Vietnamese, but that does not bother me. They know a lot of their clients well and have a lot of repeat clients. I suggest make an appt. rather than walking in as a lot of people drop in and there can be a wait, I don’t like to wait too long. I have tried some other local salons but I don’t find them any better and they charge a lot MORE. Any questions, contact me. When I am not here I go to Maine and use the Regal Nails at Walmart Biddeford which is just as cheap if not cheaper and does more intricate nail art there.
Your experience depends on other nail salons you have visited, time of day, how many clients waiting, etc. They tend to always tell you YES here so you can get there and find a lot of people waiting at times unless you go on off times.
Nail art: bring in a photo from web, ask them to make one up, they do have some samples there but I usually tell them what I want or if I want the newest style of polish going at the time that you see on the internet.
Any ?, contact me. Open Saturdays and sundays too.

I had an hour and a half to kill while on lunch break from a meeting in a near by hotel. I popped in and was taken in right away for a pedi. I got the upcharged ‘spa pedi’, but half of the items listed on the poster promoting the service were not used. I had to ask about the last product, since that was the one that interested me (the heel cream).
At the end of my pedi, the woman got up and started doing a manicure on another client. She never came back! I asked for my bill from another associate. I asked if they have disposable flip flops. She said they did, but that I didn’t need any, that my toes were dry. While I was left hanging for quite some time, I know that after two coats of polish, and a clear coat slathered on in rapid succession without any drying time in between, my toes would be tacky for a solid half hour. She insisted I should just put my sandal on, and that my nails were dry. Needless to say, I had to make a detour and pop in on my way out of town for a touch up. When I asked that they fix them, they stood talking in another language to each other for about two minutes before saying «fine, sit down». An employee left another client to touch up my toe, then again left me hanging. I eventually (and awkwardly) got up and left (barefoot, this time) a few minutes later. I thanked them anyway, walking out the door. I received no such pleasantry in return.
Note: they used a wand-​style foot massager on me, directly after using it on a different client, without so much as wiping it off. Eww! That was what earned them one instead of two stars.
Also, tell them before you swipe your card what you want to leave for a tip, or they will have to swipe it twice. Yes, despite the lack luster service, and over paying for a ‘spa’ pedi that was not, I left a decent tip. Although, if I had known they would have been hesitant to fix the smudges, I would not been as generous!

I have been going here for years. They truly do great work with great prices. Kelly, Lisa, Tony — they are all awesome!

Went here for the first time for a mani/​pedi because I received a gift certificate for my birthday. The employees spent the entire time talking to each other in Vietnamese. Liittle did they know I spoke vietnamese too. They made fun of every single customer that was in there including myself from attire to how much of a tip was left. The quality of the mani/​pedi was mediocre at best with barely a massage or foot scrub. Maybe they’d get a better tip if they paid attention to the customer instead of making fun of them. This is the worst nail salon I’ve been to in Framingham. The best part of my experience was seeing the shock on the women’s face when I told her I understood everything they said and left without leaving a tip… no customer should be treated that way.

My daughter and I have been going to Tammy’s for a couple of years to get pedicures.
We have truly enjoyed each visit. The women (and man) are all wonderful and do a great job. They take a lot of time on each customer and work very well together. The price is very reasonable for the great service we always receive. We can’t wait for our next visit.

I went to Tammy’s for the first time. I had an overall great experience. Kelly took me quickly as a walk in. I had a disaster on my hands that needed to be fixed. She removed my falling apart acrylics painlessly. Afterwards she gave me fresh new acrylics along with gel polish on top. She was very professional and kind. She made sure every edge was perfectly shaped and gave me EXACTLY what I was looking for. I will be going back later this week for a pedicure. I would def recommend Tammy’s for anyone who wants a quick professional job done.

This place is great. I recently moved to the area and was on the hunt for a new nail salon. I tried one place out in Ashland, but it was just okay, and then I went to Unilocal to help me find something better. I stumbled upon Tammy’s and made an appointment there for a gel manicure because based on the reviews they seemed to have the best service and the best value. It’s not the fanciest salon, but its quick, convenient and quality service, and to me that’s really what matters. I’ve now been here twice and have been very happy with both experiences. I look forward to going back.

I love Tammy’s! I go here for pedicures fairly regularly. It isn’t the fanciest place, not a spa experience, but you aren’t paying spa prices either. I went there originally after another salon (which had excellent reviews– Nail2000) didn’t really impress me when they didn’t have my appointment open and didn’t seem all that concerned to help me. Everyone at Tammy’s is friendly and helpful. I don’t get manicures, so I can’t speak on that part, but they’ve got a decent selection of colors, nice comfy massage chairs, and at $ 26 for a relaxing pedicure, you can’t beat it.

I went to get gel nails. The price is cheaper than Nails 2000, but the color variety at Nails 2000 is so much better, and they really take their time there.
My friends who went to Tammy’s with me had a better experience than I did. Maybe the woman who did my nails was the one bad apple out of everyone. She rushed everything through and she kept pulling my arms in closer. As if we couldn’t be close enough.
I think I will continue going to Nails 2000.

I was looking for a good nail salon in the area and I finally found one. Yes, you must get over the fact that it is not the most eye appealing establishment, but they do a great job.
I got married this summer and had my nails done at a horrible nail salon in Worcester and needed to have them redone the day of my wedding. Tammy’s was able to get me and a bridesmaid in first thing in the morning and they did an excellent job.
Again, this place has no frills, but they do a great job. Every time I am in there I notice a lot of regulars who know the staff by name and often ask about their children. I will continue to be a patron of this establishment and I recommend you give them a chance as well.

I agree that some of the reviews are overly harsh. Tammy’s Nails was the only place that could accommodate me and two friends simultaneously on a Saturday morning so I booked appointments. I was a bit apprehensive given the reviews below, but went anyway. I must say that I was very pleasantly suprised. We were seen to almost immediately and enjoyed side-​by-​side pedicures while having a chat. The staff were pleasant, attentive (one-​on-​one at all times), and very good at what they do. I would definitely recommend this place and I will definitely go back.

I went to Tammy’s today because of the nice weather I wanted a pedicure. Also, I had gotten a $ 30 gift card for Christmas and thought I would use it. This was my first and last visit. I know nail salons dilute their polish so I always bring my own. The girl that did my nails seemed to be doing a decent job but when she started to paint my nails she didn’t put on the usual flip flops just the toe dividers. She did talk a lot in her language which I do think is rude but I am use to this. When she was done she asked for $ 26. I handed her the $ 30 gift card with another dollar so that would make it a $ 5 dollar tip. She had the most disappointed look on her face said nothing and walked to a back room. She didn’t help me to the dryers so I had to pick up my shoes and bag and walk barefoot to the dryers. I sat there for 15 minutes and took off the toe dividers, slipped on my sandals and walked out. Nobody said thanks or have a nice day which was fine because I won’t be back. Hope I don’t get a fungus!

Fit me in as a walk in. I did see a woman who was having a pedicure have two people doing her hands and feet but all others were one on one. My manicurist put the polish on a bit thickly and it snuffed a bit on the way out the door even after fifteen minutes under the uv light… not pleased with the uv light as who needs more skin damage??? Price was cheap at 12 for quick mani. Don’t think I will do a pedi here. Didn’t see much sanitation done on the tubs…

I called needing a quick appointment. I got one. When I got there, I could see why they could «fit me in» so quickly. I was the only customer on a Friday afternoon. The place stunk of chemicals. It was dirty. Did I mention the smell? Did I mention the dust?
One woman worked on my left hand, another woman, STANDING BEHIND ME, worked on my right hand. Over my head they chattered in a foreign language, giggling constantly. Hopefully, they weren’t talking about me… but one never knows.
When it was time to pay, who did I tip? Both? Neither? Did I arbitrarily pick just one lucky recipient of the tip? I gave them each $ 3.00, walked out and have never been back.

Not bad for when I was keeping up my acrylics.
Larger establishment with TVs and lots of magazines.
Staff are pretty nice.
Doesn’t smell great, but it’s not as bad as some other places.