WORST 2 hours of my life, my daughter and I decided to go here because we were in the area, and what a terrible decision it was, We both got mani & Pedi's, After setting me in the chair for my pedi, the guy runs water (COLD) into the bowl and walks off, my bowl ran water all over the floor, oops, so I thought, only to watch them do the same for my daughter and later another lady, everyone was complaining the pedi water was too cold, the lady then comes and gives me a manicure, and cuts my cuticle too far, leaving me bleeding, the polish would have turned out better had I done it myself, my daughters acrylics were all different lengths and she kept telling them her pedicure water was freezing, this was such a HORRIBLE nightmare in which it took them 2 hours to finish. My ticket came to a whopping 103.00 and my daughter wanted to complain, at which time I told her LETS GO! NEVER EVER EVER GO there, most horrible experience I have ever had in a nail salon. I will only go back to Nail Talk in Dunwoody, LESSON LEARNED!

First let me say that I used to really like this bar. It is only a mile from my house and I went there probably 2-3 times per week to play pool, poker, have a few drinks, etc. I was getting to be a regular after about 4 months and then it happenned. My roommate and I went in at about 9pm on a Thursday. I gave them my debit card and we started ordering beers and playing pool. Throughout the night we played pool with several different people. They would order their drinks and we would order ours. At least I thought. The retarded waitress put all the drinks on my tab while we were playing pool. Now these are quarter tables, not the kind that you rent by the hour and might have a tab associated with. So when we get ready to leave at about midnight, we get the bill and its $150!! I try to tell the retarded waitress that I wasn't paying for all those other people's drinks and she tells me that I ordered them! We argued for a while and then they ask me how I'm going to pay for it. I tell them they have my debit card and they say I never gave them one. Now how many bars have you ever been to that will serve $150 worth of drinks to someone who is playing pool on quarter tables without giving them some sort of payment. They insist I never gave them anything and threatened to call the police. I told them to call. I want the police to know this bar is robbing people. Needless to say the police didn't take my side( an apparent drunk with a $150 bar tab vs. a semi attractive retarded waitress). The police tell me I either pay or go to jail, so I have to call someone to bring money to pay the bill. You would think that the story ends there, but wait!! Monday morning I get to work and check my bank account online and they ran my debit card that I supposedly never gave them for another $100!! Thats $250 out of pocket total! I tried to go back to the bar and explain what happenned and they gave me the run around. They said this had to be handled by upper management and what not, basically they refused to even listen. They had the balls to tell me that I actually had two tabs in the same night! Because that is what the retarted waitress said. Who starts two tabs at the same bar in the same night? After a week of trying to actually speak to someone who had the authority to do something about this and correct the situation, I gave up. All that was happening was I was getting more and more pissed off about it. I gave them numerous chances to fix the situation and keep a loyal customer and they spit in my face (figuratively). I have also heard of this happening to at least 5 other people at this same bar while telling others this story. Now if one person (me)can tell a few people about this and hear responses that they know someone else this has happenned to at this bar, how many times has this actually happenned?? Do you want to find out if your next?? Enter at your own risk. Hope this story enlightens the owners as to what really goes on at their bar.