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Nails Prestige
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Nearby attractions
Lyndhurst Municipal Park
310 Pine St #276, Lyndhurst, NJ 07071
Playground
245-259 Delafield Ave, Lyndhurst, NJ 07071
Lyndhurst Free Public Library
355 Valley Brook Ave, Lyndhurst, NJ 07071
Masonic Club of Lyndhurst
316 Riverside Ave, Lyndhurst, NJ 07071
Riverside County Park Joseph Carucci Area
Riverside Ave, Lyndhurst, NJ 07071
Lyndhurst Parks Department
250 Cleveland Ave, Lyndhurst, NJ 07071
Lyndhurst Dog Park
Lyndhurst, NJ 07071
Forest Ave Christmas Lights
226 Forest Ave, Lyndhurst, NJ 07071
Nearby restaurants
Josie's
228 Stuyvesant Ave, Lyndhurst, NJ 07071
Las Lomas Bakery & Grill
242 Stuyvesant Ave, Lyndhurst, NJ 07071
Muse Coffee Company
310 Valley Brook Ave, Lyndhurst, NJ 07071
Trina's Treats
296B Stuyvesant Ave, Lyndhurst, NJ 07071
Banzai Sushi Japanese Restaurant Lyndhurst Nj
294 Stuyvesant Ave, Lyndhurst, NJ 07071
Vinnie's Mootz
356 Valley Brook Ave, Lyndhurst, NJ 07071
My Salad-Lyndhurst
415 Valley Brook Ave, Lyndhurst, NJ 07071, United States
The Original Mr. Bruno's
439 Valley Brook Ave, Lyndhurst, NJ 07071
New Great Wall Chinese Restaurant
427 Valley Brook Ave, Lyndhurst, NJ 07071
The Halal Joint
402 Valley Brook Ave, Lyndhurst, NJ 07071
Nearby local services
Prestige Barbershop Lyndhurst
229 Stuyvesant Ave, Lyndhurst, NJ 07071
Humane Society Of Bergen County
221 Stuyvesant Ave, Lyndhurst, NJ 07071
A&M Music
238 Stuyvesant Ave, Lyndhurst, NJ 07071
Hair Factory
225 Stuyvesant Ave Suite 1A, Lyndhurst, NJ 07071
Broadway Bound The Center For Performance and Dance (CFP)
231 Tontine Ave, Lyndhurst, NJ 07071
Lyndhurst
Lyndhurst, NJ 07071
FIJI MART
218 Stuyvesant Ave, Lyndhurst, NJ 07071
Media City Studios
289 Stuyvesant Ave, Lyndhurst, NJ 07071
T.J. Maxx
423 Valley Brook Ave, Lyndhurst, NJ 07071
Studio 108 | Beyond Stretch
289 Stuyvesant Ave 2nd floor, Lyndhurst, NJ 07071
Nearby hotels
Winslow Motor Hotel
204 Rutherford Ave, Lyndhurst, NJ 07071
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Nails Prestige

227B Stuyvesant Ave, Lyndhurst, NJ 07071
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attractions: Lyndhurst Municipal Park, Playground, Lyndhurst Free Public Library, Masonic Club of Lyndhurst, Riverside County Park Joseph Carucci Area, Lyndhurst Parks Department, Lyndhurst Dog Park, Forest Ave Christmas Lights, restaurants: Josie's, Las Lomas Bakery & Grill, Muse Coffee Company, Trina's Treats, Banzai Sushi Japanese Restaurant Lyndhurst Nj, Vinnie's Mootz, My Salad-Lyndhurst, The Original Mr. Bruno's, New Great Wall Chinese Restaurant, The Halal Joint, local businesses: Prestige Barbershop Lyndhurst, Humane Society Of Bergen County, A&M Music, Hair Factory, Broadway Bound The Center For Performance and Dance (CFP), Lyndhurst, FIJI MART, Media City Studios, T.J. Maxx, Studio 108 | Beyond Stretch
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Nearby attractions of Nails Prestige

Lyndhurst Municipal Park

Playground

Lyndhurst Free Public Library

Masonic Club of Lyndhurst

Riverside County Park Joseph Carucci Area

Lyndhurst Parks Department

Lyndhurst Dog Park

Forest Ave Christmas Lights

Lyndhurst Municipal Park

Lyndhurst Municipal Park

4.6

(494)

Open until 10:00 PM
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Playground

Playground

4.5

(32)

Open until 9:00 PM
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Lyndhurst Free Public Library

Lyndhurst Free Public Library

4.6

(27)

Closed
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Masonic Club of Lyndhurst

Masonic Club of Lyndhurst

4.3

(29)

Open until 11:00 PM
Click for details

Nearby restaurants of Nails Prestige

Josie's

Las Lomas Bakery & Grill

Muse Coffee Company

Trina's Treats

Banzai Sushi Japanese Restaurant Lyndhurst Nj

Vinnie's Mootz

My Salad-Lyndhurst

The Original Mr. Bruno's

New Great Wall Chinese Restaurant

The Halal Joint

Josie's

Josie's

4.4

(97)

$

Open until 8:30 PM
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Las Lomas Bakery & Grill

Las Lomas Bakery & Grill

4.6

(38)

$

Closed
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Muse Coffee Company

Muse Coffee Company

4.8

(218)

$

Closed
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Trina's Treats

Trina's Treats

4.7

(74)

Open until 9:00 PM
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Nearby local services of Nails Prestige

Prestige Barbershop Lyndhurst

Humane Society Of Bergen County

A&M Music

Hair Factory

Broadway Bound The Center For Performance and Dance (CFP)

Lyndhurst

FIJI MART

Media City Studios

T.J. Maxx

Studio 108 | Beyond Stretch

Prestige Barbershop Lyndhurst

Prestige Barbershop Lyndhurst

4.9

(262)

Click for details
Humane Society Of Bergen County

Humane Society Of Bergen County

4.4

(75)

Click for details
A&M Music

A&M Music

4.9

(37)

Click for details
Hair Factory

Hair Factory

4.8

(23)

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Part 2: Your responses are clearly shown in the screenshots, Yubelkys. Wishing you all the best. Review – July 17, 2025 During my previous three visits to the salon, I always had a very pleasant experience. However, on this last occasion, I was treated in an extremely unpleasant way by the salon owner, Yubelky — a woman with very short, blonde-dyed hair. It all began when I approached the counter to make my payment. I made a comment about my nails and how happy I was with the change I had made. She abruptly replied, “One moment.” Then she asked how I was going to pay, and I mentioned I had a gift card. She responded with attitude, “Yes, if it has money on it, but you’ll be charged a fee.” I explained that it had just been given to me. When I tried to use the card, I realized it didn’t have a scan or tap code, so I asked if they had a machine to insert the card. She raised her voice and very rudely replied, “That’s the most modern machine we have — what is it that you want?” At that point, I decided to pay in cash to avoid any further discomfort. I asked if she needed my phone number, and again, with a rude and arrogant tone, she said, “That gets asked at the end.” It was clear that everyone around noticed the way she was speaking to me. I was honestly stunned by her tone and expressions. I stood there, speechless for a moment, trying to stay calm and respond respectfully to avoid lowering myself to her level. After handing her the cash, I asked if I needed to give her more, and she replied, “When you pay cash, the amount is different — there’s no tax.” I thanked her and left the place feeling stressed and humiliated. Honestly, I don’t understand why I was treated with such aggression. I’ve been to the salon four times, always pay what’s owed, and I leave generous tips (never less than $20). It’s truly unfortunate that a business that depends on customers doesn’t prioritize respectful and professional service. This kind of behavior creates a toxic environment. Owning a business also requires education and ethics. I don’t know what her academic background is, but it’s clear she lacks proper training in customer service. I chose not to respond to her in the same tone, because we are not the same. I don’t treat people based on how my day is going. As a piece of advice, I suggest she seek better education in customer service and leadership. I truly hope the way she treated me is not how she treats her employees. It must be difficult to work for someone who’s kind one day and hostile the next for no reason. Her attitude was rude and arrogant. She needs to learn how to handle herself with more respect and professionalism toward the people who keep her business running: the customers.
Melinda VelezMelinda Velez
First and last time coming here. First off my nail is totally crooked. Second, my son came in the salon as he was on a walk, all he did was touch the nail menu and the owner jumped up saying don’t touch that and basically ripped it out of his hand. Then he pointed at the cuticle remover and she said don’t touch. I did NOT appreciate the attitude or hostility as he wasn’t doing anything. Very unprofessional. Not to mention they charge for every piece of nail art which I’ve never experienced. Save yourself the trip and spend your money elsewhere. In response to your reply, you are more than welcome to post the video as he was NOT throwing things and yes we did say to him be careful and no when he picked up the menu. You can also see on the video that he was coming up to me excited to see me so no he wasn’t “running around the salon.” If children aren’t allowed post a sign and no self respecting owner would reply like this. Again, very unprofessional.
Sarah WohlrabSarah Wohlrab
5 STARS TO THE BEST NAIL SALON I HAVE EVER BEEN TO!!! It was my first time there today. I sat down and was not rushed into picking out my colors I was given time to really look at all the choices. The owner is amazing and really makes you feel comfortable and she is SO SWEET. Super easy to book your appointment online absolutely love that. IF YOU HAVE NEVER BEEN HERE I RECOMMEND YOU BOOK YOUR APPOINTMENT ASAP!!! THANKS AGAIN I WILL BE BACK FOR MY NEXT NAIL APPOINTMENT SOON ❤️
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Part 2: Your responses are clearly shown in the screenshots, Yubelkys. Wishing you all the best. Review – July 17, 2025 During my previous three visits to the salon, I always had a very pleasant experience. However, on this last occasion, I was treated in an extremely unpleasant way by the salon owner, Yubelky — a woman with very short, blonde-dyed hair. It all began when I approached the counter to make my payment. I made a comment about my nails and how happy I was with the change I had made. She abruptly replied, “One moment.” Then she asked how I was going to pay, and I mentioned I had a gift card. She responded with attitude, “Yes, if it has money on it, but you’ll be charged a fee.” I explained that it had just been given to me. When I tried to use the card, I realized it didn’t have a scan or tap code, so I asked if they had a machine to insert the card. She raised her voice and very rudely replied, “That’s the most modern machine we have — what is it that you want?” At that point, I decided to pay in cash to avoid any further discomfort. I asked if she needed my phone number, and again, with a rude and arrogant tone, she said, “That gets asked at the end.” It was clear that everyone around noticed the way she was speaking to me. I was honestly stunned by her tone and expressions. I stood there, speechless for a moment, trying to stay calm and respond respectfully to avoid lowering myself to her level. After handing her the cash, I asked if I needed to give her more, and she replied, “When you pay cash, the amount is different — there’s no tax.” I thanked her and left the place feeling stressed and humiliated. Honestly, I don’t understand why I was treated with such aggression. I’ve been to the salon four times, always pay what’s owed, and I leave generous tips (never less than $20). It’s truly unfortunate that a business that depends on customers doesn’t prioritize respectful and professional service. This kind of behavior creates a toxic environment. Owning a business also requires education and ethics. I don’t know what her academic background is, but it’s clear she lacks proper training in customer service. I chose not to respond to her in the same tone, because we are not the same. I don’t treat people based on how my day is going. As a piece of advice, I suggest she seek better education in customer service and leadership. I truly hope the way she treated me is not how she treats her employees. It must be difficult to work for someone who’s kind one day and hostile the next for no reason. Her attitude was rude and arrogant. She needs to learn how to handle herself with more respect and professionalism toward the people who keep her business running: the customers.
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First and last time coming here. First off my nail is totally crooked. Second, my son came in the salon as he was on a walk, all he did was touch the nail menu and the owner jumped up saying don’t touch that and basically ripped it out of his hand. Then he pointed at the cuticle remover and she said don’t touch. I did NOT appreciate the attitude or hostility as he wasn’t doing anything. Very unprofessional. Not to mention they charge for every piece of nail art which I’ve never experienced. Save yourself the trip and spend your money elsewhere. In response to your reply, you are more than welcome to post the video as he was NOT throwing things and yes we did say to him be careful and no when he picked up the menu. You can also see on the video that he was coming up to me excited to see me so no he wasn’t “running around the salon.” If children aren’t allowed post a sign and no self respecting owner would reply like this. Again, very unprofessional.
Melinda Velez

Melinda Velez

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5 STARS TO THE BEST NAIL SALON I HAVE EVER BEEN TO!!! It was my first time there today. I sat down and was not rushed into picking out my colors I was given time to really look at all the choices. The owner is amazing and really makes you feel comfortable and she is SO SWEET. Super easy to book your appointment online absolutely love that. IF YOU HAVE NEVER BEEN HERE I RECOMMEND YOU BOOK YOUR APPOINTMENT ASAP!!! THANKS AGAIN I WILL BE BACK FOR MY NEXT NAIL APPOINTMENT SOON ❤️
Sarah Wohlrab

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Part 2: Your responses are clearly shown in the screenshots, Yubelkys. Wishing you all the best.

Review – July 17, 2025

During my previous three visits to the salon, I always had a very pleasant experience. However, on this last occasion, I was treated in an extremely unpleasant way by the salon owner, Yubelky — a woman with very short, blonde-dyed hair.

It all began when I approached the counter to make my payment. I made a comment about my nails and how happy I was with the change I had made. She abruptly replied, “One moment.” Then she asked how I was going to pay, and I mentioned I had a gift card. She responded with attitude, “Yes, if it has money on it, but you’ll be charged a fee.” I explained that it had just been given to me.

When I tried to use the card, I realized it didn’t have a scan or tap code, so I asked if they had a machine to insert the card. She raised her voice and very rudely replied, “That’s the most modern machine we have — what is it that you want?” At that point, I decided to pay in cash to avoid any further discomfort.

I asked if she needed my phone number, and again, with a rude and arrogant tone, she said, “That gets asked at the end.” It was clear that everyone around noticed the way she was speaking to me. I was honestly stunned by her tone and expressions. I stood there, speechless for a moment, trying to stay calm and respond respectfully to avoid lowering myself to her level.

After handing her the cash, I asked if I needed to give her more, and she replied, “When you pay cash, the amount is different — there’s no tax.” I thanked her and left the place feeling stressed and humiliated.

Honestly, I don’t understand why I was treated with such aggression. I’ve been to the salon four times, always pay what’s owed, and I leave generous tips (never less than $20). It’s truly unfortunate that a business that depends on customers doesn’t prioritize respectful and professional service.

This kind of behavior creates a toxic environment. Owning a business also requires education and ethics. I don’t know what her academic background is, but it’s clear she lacks proper training in customer service. I chose not to respond to her in the same tone, because we are not the same. I don’t treat people based on how my day is going.

As a piece of advice, I suggest she seek better education in customer service and leadership. I truly hope the way she treated me is not how she treats her employees. It must be difficult to work for someone who’s kind one day and hostile the next for no reason.

Her attitude was rude and arrogant. She needs to learn how to handle herself with more respect and professionalism toward the people who keep her business running:...

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42w

First and last time coming here. First off my nail is totally crooked. Second, my son came in the salon as he was on a walk, all he did was touch the nail menu and the owner jumped up saying don’t touch that and basically ripped it out of his hand. Then he pointed at the cuticle remover and she said don’t touch. I did NOT appreciate the attitude or hostility as he wasn’t doing anything. Very unprofessional. Not to mention they charge for every piece of nail art which I’ve never experienced. Save yourself the trip and spend your money elsewhere.

In response to your reply, you are more than welcome to post the video as he was NOT throwing things and yes we did say to him be careful and no when he picked up the menu. You can also see on the video that he was coming up to me excited to see me so no he wasn’t “running around the salon.” If children aren’t allowed post a sign and no self respecting owner would reply like this. Again, very...

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5.0
1y

I recently visited Nails Prestige and had an amazing experience from start to finish! Katherine, the nail artist, is truly talented, she took the time to listen to exactly what I wanted and exceeded all my expectations with my nails. Her attention to detail is impeccable, and she has such a gentle, professional touch. The salon itself is clean, relaxing, and welcoming.

I also had the pleasure of meeting the owner, who is just as lovely as the rest of the team. She’s warm, friendly, and clearly cares about making sure every customer has a great experience. I will definitely be returning and highly recommend this place to anyone looking for top-notch service and...

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