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Happy Nails & Spa

Happy Nails & Spa

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3.8 Google Review
4735 Clairemont Dr #54, San Diego, California, 92117, United States
(858) 483-8020 www.happynails.com
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Aug 13, 2021
Thank you Eva your happy positive thoughts and personality is amazing. I enjoy coming in to see you. I will not see anyone else there, you are my go to girl.

Mar 9, 2022
Nails turned out nice but customer service was not good. Tried to sell me extra services in a pushy manner. I have been a couple times but costumer service was never great.

Jan 14, 2022
Eva for Manicure/Full Set and Mona for Pedicure. I will literally drive anywhere Eva works she’s the absolute best. I’ve been coming to her for five years. The woman’s family! Worth every cent.

Nov 13, 2021
This was probably the best pedicure i have ever had and I have had plenty. Kim did a fantastic job on my toes. Jennifer did my friends pedicure and it was awesome as well. Very thorough not to fast not to slow. Just perfect

Dec 26, 2021
I am not one to go on here a write reviews no matter how bad my experience. But this place should not be recommend. I came in for full set and a pedi my nails came out alright but my pedicure was horrible. She was being a little harsh at first but I was able to manage she started cutting my cuticles and starting digging into my toe. It was painful. This was Tuesday and today Saturday my toe still hurts to walk on and work has been hard as well! I just hope it doesn’t get infected and it heals soon! Also they make sure they get their tip no matter how bad they did!

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Opening Hours

Mon:9 am - 7 pm
Tue:9 am - 7 pm
Wed:9 am - 7 pm
Thu:9 am - 7 pm
Fri:9 am - 7 pm
Sat:9 am - 7 pm