Uno Salon

Best manicure and pedicures here, with Lisa. I get regular mani/​pedis at home in Dallas but every time I come to Vegas I come see Lisa. Seriously worth it and she does a phenomenal job. And she’s so much fun to talk to!

I really enjoyed myself at this salon, the staff was really friendly & did great work on my hair. I didn’t have an appointment and they got me right in! I will definitely be back!

Avoid this place! I don’t recommend coming here. I waited almost an hour after my appointment and still wasn’t helped. Wasted my time.

Lisa is my goddess. My husband and I came in, made a same-​day appointment, and were treated better than any other salon experience I have ever had.
We got pedicures, a facial, a manicure, shellac, and all kinds of stuff! We’re on vacation and we treated ourselves. Some reviews talk shit about the prices: you are on the vegas strip, on vacation probably. Go home if you want cheap with techs that can’t hold a conversation in your language. Come here if you want to treat yourself and be treated well.
THE MOST AMAZING PART: I had a grain of glass stuck in my heel for DAYS. I couldn’t get it out and was really starting to panic about it. I told Lisa about it. She took me into a room with a magnifying glass. she got the glass out. She basically preformed a miracle. Straight up story of the lion and the mouse. She also handled my ingrowns with a gentle hand.
I am so glad I came to this salon. I even got a nickel foot scrubber to take home!
THANK YOU, LISA!

I came in with my bf to get a hair cute so i decided to get mani and pedi and hair blow out and honestly I hade a blast all the girls are so nice and make me feel very comfortable and bf was on the barber so he hade a good time too I definitely recommend this place I will for sure be coming back.

I am not opposed to paying high end spa prices due to being on the strip but this is a total joke. $ 300 for two mani-​pedis. We wanted to upgrade to shellac on our toes and they wanted $ 65 EACH? Dream on! Especially when the salon isn’t busy, isn’t really that nice and you’re not getting a «spa» experience whatsoever its just a regular nail salon. I was disgusted that the cuticle oil jar they were using on me literally had balls of dead skin and debris in it. And for the price — the «massage» on my pedicure wasn’t a massage at all they just put lotion on and my manicure had no massage! Rip off.

My friend and I stopped in for a manicure and pedicure. We were shocked by the cost of the services, but understood that this was the Strip and the pricing was, somewhat, to be expected, and proceeded with our services. My friend had a shellac done on her nails and was satisfied with both her nails and her pedicure. As for myself, I didn’t have the same technician she had. The story of my experienceis rather long and totally crazy, so I will condense and share the highlights… in spite of claiming to have 48 years of experience, my technician had no idea how to handle my nails, and seemed quite inexperienced at doing an acrylic fill. (Once she noticed how bad her work looked, she attempted to tell me that the fill portion is going to not match the existing acrylic because it was a different product than what had been on my nails. In other words, she did nothing to the old acrylic to prepare for the fill. I explained this to her and explained what technicians typically did prior to a fill, but she basically let me know I didn’t know what I was talking about.) I explained ahead of time that some of my nails were separating from the acrylic, which is common as the nails grow out, and would need to be glued or grinded. She ignored this each time I mentioned it. When the job was «complete» I mentioned it again. She attempted to dismiss my concerns, but I showed her the issues. She hesitantly pulled out the grinding tool while reminding me she had only charged me for a fill… not a new set. Needless to say, I spent the rest of my visit in Vegas gluing my nails down each day so I didn’t lose them. The fill looked horrible, and I had to get the job redone as soon as I got back into town. Oh, and the pedicure… I had red polish all over the skin on my toes. She covered it up as best as she could with oil. We expected higher prices than we pay at home, this is The Strip, after all, but for $ 200 this is absolutely NOT the LEVEL of service I expected to receive. My technician was well versed in upselling and using words to make you think she knew what she was doing and you didn’t know what you were talking about. I would stay away from this location if this is the level of service one can expect to receive.

Lisa Reynolds gave me pedicure and totally treated me like a King. This salon has changed its name but the ownership and Lisa remain the same.