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Nams
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Nearby attractions
The Smooth Spot
459 1/2 W 45th St, New York, NY 10036
Hell's Kitchen Park
10th Ave, New York, NY 10036
Mathews-Palmer Playground
445 W 45th St #3502, New York, NY 10036
Westside Theatre
407 W 43rd St, New York, NY 10036
Theatre At St Clements
423 W 46th St, New York, NY 10036
Penthouse 45
432 W 45th St, New York, NY 10036
Signature Theatre Company
480 W 42nd St, New York, NY 10036
Al Hirschfeld Theatre
302 W 45th St, New York, NY 10036
Stage 42
422 W 42nd St, New York, NY 10036
Theatre Row
410 W 42nd St, New York, NY 10036
Nearby restaurants
Valla Table
641 10th Ave, New York, NY 10036
Kochi - Korean Fine Dining
652 10th Ave, New York, NY 10036
Scruffy Duffy's Tap Room
637 10th Ave, New York, NY 10036
Pio Pio 8
604 10th Ave, New York, NY 10036
The Marshal
628 10th Ave, New York, NY 10036
Scruffy Duffy's Sports Bar
639 10th Ave, New York, NY 10036, United States
Añejo
668 10th Ave, New York, NY 10036
Saint
626B 10th Ave, New York, NY 10036
OBAO
647 9th Ave, New York, NY 10036
Sushiichi
640 10th Ave, New York, NY 10036
Nearby local services
David Ryan Salon
429 W 46th St, New York, NY 10036
GRÜM'D Barber Shop
429 W 46th St, New York, NY 10036
Stylish Ten Nail & Spa
661 10th Ave, New York, NY 10036
Target
615 10th Ave, New York, NY 10036
Erik's Barber Shop
660 10th Ave, New York, NY 10036
The Food Emporium
452 W 43rd St, New York, NY 10036
Ambient Nails & Spa
601 10th Ave, New York, NY 10036
Hell's Kitchen Barbers
667 9th Ave, New York, NY 10036
Art of fades hk
699 10th Ave, New York, NY 10036, United States
BEST BARBER
694 10th Ave, Manhattan, NY 10019
Nearby hotels
414 Hotel New York Times Square
414 W 46th St, New York, NY 10036
Holiday Inn Express Manhattan Midtown West by IHG
538 W 48th St, New York, NY 10036, United States
Travel Inn Hotel
515 W 42nd St, New York, NY 10036
Comfort Inn Manhattan - Midtown West
548 W 48th St, New York, NY 10036
Pod Times Square
400 W 42nd St, New York, NY 10036
414 Hotel NEW YORK TIMES SQUARE
414 W 46th St, New York, NY 10036
Ink 48 Hotel
653 11th Ave 16th Floor, New York, NY 10036
The Skyline Hotel
725 10th Ave, New York, NY 10019
Hotel Riu Plaza New York Times Square
305 W 46th St, New York, NY 10036
Cachet Boutique Hotel NYC
510 W 42nd St, New York, NY 10036, United States
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Nams

642 10th Ave, New York, NY 10036
4.5(218)
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attractions: The Smooth Spot, Hell's Kitchen Park, Mathews-Palmer Playground, Westside Theatre, Theatre At St Clements, Penthouse 45, Signature Theatre Company, Al Hirschfeld Theatre, Stage 42, Theatre Row, restaurants: Valla Table, Kochi - Korean Fine Dining, Scruffy Duffy's Tap Room, Pio Pio 8, The Marshal, Scruffy Duffy's Sports Bar, Añejo, Saint, OBAO, Sushiichi, local businesses: David Ryan Salon, GRÜM'D Barber Shop, Stylish Ten Nail & Spa, Target, Erik's Barber Shop, The Food Emporium, Ambient Nails & Spa, Hell's Kitchen Barbers, Art of fades hk, BEST BARBER
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Nearby attractions of Nams

The Smooth Spot

Hell's Kitchen Park

Mathews-Palmer Playground

Westside Theatre

Theatre At St Clements

Penthouse 45

Signature Theatre Company

Al Hirschfeld Theatre

Stage 42

Theatre Row

The Smooth Spot

The Smooth Spot

5.0

(55)

Closed
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Hell's Kitchen Park

Hell's Kitchen Park

4.3

(349)

Open 24 hours
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Mathews-Palmer Playground

Mathews-Palmer Playground

4.6

(95)

Closed
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Westside Theatre

Westside Theatre

4.7

(661)

Open 24 hours
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Nearby restaurants of Nams

Valla Table

Kochi - Korean Fine Dining

Scruffy Duffy's Tap Room

Pio Pio 8

The Marshal

Scruffy Duffy's Sports Bar

Añejo

Saint

OBAO

Sushiichi

Valla Table

Valla Table

4.9

(2.1K)

$$

Closed
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Kochi - Korean Fine Dining

Kochi - Korean Fine Dining

4.6

(510)

$$$$

Closed
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Scruffy Duffy's Tap Room

Scruffy Duffy's Tap Room

4.4

(631)

$

Closed
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Pio Pio 8

Pio Pio 8

4.4

(2.4K)

$$

Closed
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Nearby local services of Nams

David Ryan Salon

GRÜM'D Barber Shop

Stylish Ten Nail & Spa

Target

Erik's Barber Shop

The Food Emporium

Ambient Nails & Spa

Hell's Kitchen Barbers

Art of fades hk

BEST BARBER

David Ryan Salon

David Ryan Salon

4.8

(225)

Click for details
GRÜM'D Barber Shop

GRÜM'D Barber Shop

4.7

(227)

Click for details
Stylish Ten Nail & Spa

Stylish Ten Nail & Spa

4.1

(113)

Click for details
Target

Target

3.3

(159)

Click for details
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Gethsemane Amy Herron-CowardGethsemane Amy Herron-Coward
There are some lovely characteristics of this nail salon. Positives: Hands down, this is the most beautiful nail salon I've ever seen- bright, colorful and completely unique. My mani-pedi came with a complimentary tea, as well as candy and fruit. Clearly, the owners thought of ways to differentiate themselves from the crowded nail market of Manhattan. I needed a mani/pedi at the same time (I only had an hour.) They quickly responded to my request and completed the work in the allotted time, as well as helpfully retrieving my wallet from my bag so that I could pay without messing up my nails, helping with my shoes, etc. The tools for manicure were brand-new (out of the sterilization packet). However, the negatives might be more numerous. 1. The water for my pedicure was COLD. When I informed my pedicurist, she turned on the hot water, but the water only remained lukewarm. She didn't ask me if the water was ok, if I liked the temperature. She just kept going (perhaps because of the short amount of time). 2. This same pedicurist cut me-deep enough to draw blood (please see photo).When I said 'ow', she didn't apologize. Rather, she said "Oh, you're still a baby. So sensitive." She then justified the cut by saying that my nail was growing inward, but I saw no nail--just a scalped cuticle. Again, I chalked it up to going quickly. Still, I think an apology and not condescension was the appropriate response. 3. The complimentary candy/snacks? After my nails were dry, I hoped to eat them later. I had to stop a woman who works for the salon from returning it to the snack pile. She might have assumed I did not want them, but she did not ask. 3. After I paid and sat at the dryer, I mentioned that I needed to set a 10 minute timer to allow my nails to dry. After doing that using Siri, another employee of the salon came over with a timer and started administering a massage. My home salon in Riverdale offers a free massage while you dry, so I thought nothing of it. However, at the end of the 10 minutes, I was informed that the massage was not complimentary. When I stated I asked for a 10 minute timer (to my phone, no less) and not a massage, it was awkward for all involved. Still, I wanted to pay the woman for the time and did so. The massage was $12, so I left a 20% percent tip, or $2.50. I was told that I needed to tip $3.00;i.e. that a 20% tip was not enough. I pulled out my calculator and did the math in front the woman holding my card. I was then charged $16- this was to include the sales tax. However, upon looking at the receipt, the sales tax was nowhere to be found. Then I was told that next time I come to the salon, I needed to talk more. After having my feet in lukewarm water, being cut, and being told that a 20% tip was not sufficient. It seems like my experience was an outlier to the mostly positive reviews, but I will never return here.
Danqing WangDanqing Wang
I visited Nams last week and was utterly disappointed. Firstly, this is a breeding ground for COVID. There were about 20 people crammed into a tiny space with absolutely no social distancing. Even though everyone wore a mask, I’m pretty sure I would have gotten COVID if someone who had COVID was present that day. Secondly, the lady who did my mani and pedi must have HATED me. She did a super speedy and sloppy job on the pedi, probably so she could free up my spot for the next customer, so they could get through more people and $$ per unit time. Sure I understand that, but my pedi was less than ten min long. There was very little massage, soaking, or cuticle cleaning. Why I knew it’s a super speedy job? The person two spots away from me, had the same service I asked for, sat down five min before me and didn’t even have her nails painted when I was “done”. The standard of service is ridiculous. Thirdly, they didn’t do an amazing job at all. There were parts where they painted outside of my nails, and didn’t bother to clean it, it’s just super amateur and not professional. Despite the lady boss being super chatty and friendly, it doesn’t make up for the poor experience I had. I’d have to give this place a one star.
Mia NickosMia Nickos
I was a walk-in and originally came here for a dip manicure but found out they only do gel manicures, I decided to only do a dip removal and was promptly seated. Then everything went down hill…the nail tech literally grabbed a METRO CARD and began jamming it under my dip color and in doing so RIPPED OFF A PART OF MY NATURAL NAIL. I was in equal parts pain and shock. I asked her if she can do a acetone soak off instead but she argued back that using the metro card was the best way, it was only after I insisted that it was too painful and I’ll pay whatever extra they charge for acetone that she relented. The rest of the removal was done in awkward silence. I get that being fast & turning customers brings in the most money but you literally ripped off my nail doing so, you could have just soaked my nails and helped another customer and come back to me, I would have been perfectly content waiting for it to soak off and keeping my nails intact. I will never come back to this shop again, it was a traumatizing experience.
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There are some lovely characteristics of this nail salon. Positives: Hands down, this is the most beautiful nail salon I've ever seen- bright, colorful and completely unique. My mani-pedi came with a complimentary tea, as well as candy and fruit. Clearly, the owners thought of ways to differentiate themselves from the crowded nail market of Manhattan. I needed a mani/pedi at the same time (I only had an hour.) They quickly responded to my request and completed the work in the allotted time, as well as helpfully retrieving my wallet from my bag so that I could pay without messing up my nails, helping with my shoes, etc. The tools for manicure were brand-new (out of the sterilization packet). However, the negatives might be more numerous. 1. The water for my pedicure was COLD. When I informed my pedicurist, she turned on the hot water, but the water only remained lukewarm. She didn't ask me if the water was ok, if I liked the temperature. She just kept going (perhaps because of the short amount of time). 2. This same pedicurist cut me-deep enough to draw blood (please see photo).When I said 'ow', she didn't apologize. Rather, she said "Oh, you're still a baby. So sensitive." She then justified the cut by saying that my nail was growing inward, but I saw no nail--just a scalped cuticle. Again, I chalked it up to going quickly. Still, I think an apology and not condescension was the appropriate response. 3. The complimentary candy/snacks? After my nails were dry, I hoped to eat them later. I had to stop a woman who works for the salon from returning it to the snack pile. She might have assumed I did not want them, but she did not ask. 3. After I paid and sat at the dryer, I mentioned that I needed to set a 10 minute timer to allow my nails to dry. After doing that using Siri, another employee of the salon came over with a timer and started administering a massage. My home salon in Riverdale offers a free massage while you dry, so I thought nothing of it. However, at the end of the 10 minutes, I was informed that the massage was not complimentary. When I stated I asked for a 10 minute timer (to my phone, no less) and not a massage, it was awkward for all involved. Still, I wanted to pay the woman for the time and did so. The massage was $12, so I left a 20% percent tip, or $2.50. I was told that I needed to tip $3.00;i.e. that a 20% tip was not enough. I pulled out my calculator and did the math in front the woman holding my card. I was then charged $16- this was to include the sales tax. However, upon looking at the receipt, the sales tax was nowhere to be found. Then I was told that next time I come to the salon, I needed to talk more. After having my feet in lukewarm water, being cut, and being told that a 20% tip was not sufficient. It seems like my experience was an outlier to the mostly positive reviews, but I will never return here.
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I visited Nams last week and was utterly disappointed. Firstly, this is a breeding ground for COVID. There were about 20 people crammed into a tiny space with absolutely no social distancing. Even though everyone wore a mask, I’m pretty sure I would have gotten COVID if someone who had COVID was present that day. Secondly, the lady who did my mani and pedi must have HATED me. She did a super speedy and sloppy job on the pedi, probably so she could free up my spot for the next customer, so they could get through more people and $$ per unit time. Sure I understand that, but my pedi was less than ten min long. There was very little massage, soaking, or cuticle cleaning. Why I knew it’s a super speedy job? The person two spots away from me, had the same service I asked for, sat down five min before me and didn’t even have her nails painted when I was “done”. The standard of service is ridiculous. Thirdly, they didn’t do an amazing job at all. There were parts where they painted outside of my nails, and didn’t bother to clean it, it’s just super amateur and not professional. Despite the lady boss being super chatty and friendly, it doesn’t make up for the poor experience I had. I’d have to give this place a one star.
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I was a walk-in and originally came here for a dip manicure but found out they only do gel manicures, I decided to only do a dip removal and was promptly seated. Then everything went down hill…the nail tech literally grabbed a METRO CARD and began jamming it under my dip color and in doing so RIPPED OFF A PART OF MY NATURAL NAIL. I was in equal parts pain and shock. I asked her if she can do a acetone soak off instead but she argued back that using the metro card was the best way, it was only after I insisted that it was too painful and I’ll pay whatever extra they charge for acetone that she relented. The rest of the removal was done in awkward silence. I get that being fast & turning customers brings in the most money but you literally ripped off my nail doing so, you could have just soaked my nails and helped another customer and come back to me, I would have been perfectly content waiting for it to soak off and keeping my nails intact. I will never come back to this shop again, it was a traumatizing experience.
Mia Nickos

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Reviews of Nams

4.5
(218)
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3.0
6y

There are some lovely characteristics of this nail salon.

Positives: Hands down, this is the most beautiful nail salon I've ever seen- bright, colorful and completely unique.

My mani-pedi came with a complimentary tea, as well as candy and fruit. Clearly, the owners thought of ways to differentiate themselves from the crowded nail market of Manhattan.

I needed a mani/pedi at the same time (I only had an hour.) They quickly responded to my request and completed the work in the allotted time, as well as helpfully retrieving my wallet from my bag so that I could pay without messing up my nails, helping with my shoes, etc.

The tools for manicure were brand-new (out of the sterilization packet).

However, the negatives might be more numerous.

The water for my pedicure was COLD. When I informed my pedicurist, she turned on the hot water, but the water only remained lukewarm. She didn't ask me if the water was ok, if I liked the temperature. She just kept going (perhaps because of the short amount of time).

This same pedicurist cut me-deep enough to draw blood (please see photo).When I said 'ow', she didn't apologize. Rather, she said "Oh, you're still a baby. So sensitive." She then justified the cut by saying that my nail was growing inward, but I saw no nail--just a scalped cuticle. Again, I chalked it up to going quickly. Still, I think an apology and not condescension was the appropriate response.

The complimentary candy/snacks? After my nails were dry, I hoped to eat them later. I had to stop a woman who works for the salon from returning it to the snack pile. She might have assumed I did not want them, but she did not ask.

After I paid and sat at the dryer, I mentioned that I needed to set a 10 minute timer to allow my nails to dry. After doing that using Siri, another employee of the salon came over with a timer and started administering a massage. My home salon in Riverdale offers a free massage while you dry, so I thought nothing of it. However, at the end of the 10 minutes, I was informed that the massage was not complimentary. When I stated I asked for a 10 minute timer (to my phone, no less) and not a massage, it was awkward for all involved. Still, I wanted to pay the woman for the time and did so. The massage was $12, so I left a 20% percent tip, or $2.50. I was told that I needed to tip $3.00;i.e. that a 20% tip was not enough. I pulled out my calculator and did the math in front the woman holding my card. I was then charged $16- this was to include the sales tax. However, upon looking at the receipt, the sales tax was nowhere to be found.

Then I was told that next time I come to the salon, I needed to talk more. After having my feet in lukewarm water, being cut, and being told that a 20% tip was not sufficient. It seems like my experience was an outlier to the mostly positive reviews, but I will never...

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5.0
5y

This comfy modest haven just a beat west of the heart of midtown is home to the sweetest group of women. As soon as you walk in the door, you will be greeted, and they will ask what you're looking to do. Do not worry; even if you don't know, they will guide you through it. A small footprint that they maximize the use of every inch boasting sometimes up to 20-25 people in a space that will not seem possible at first glance. The only thing small about Nam Nails is the space. Still, it creates a small sense of community right outside of the hustle and bustle of Midtown Manhattan that is both protected and stimulated by the magic of NYC through these wonderful ladies. They have modest prices for a midtown Nail spa, asking prices that are competitive considering the area they are in and the quality of work they give. I have gone to Nam Nails for a couple of years now and was warmed to see them open back up during the Pandemic. They still have you sanitize your hand at the door; Plexiglas is used to separate the clients and the techs. At night they have a hospital-grade infrared light to sanitize the space. The ambiance of the area with soothing music or chants surrounded by Nepalese elements really set the scene for relaxing and releasing the built tension of city life. I used to come for a buff manicure or, as they call it, "Shiny Buff," but I eventually dipped a toe into the world of Gel Manicure and never looked back. Each time I come with a new idea or design, and they work with me every time. I consistently complimented on their work. While there, they offer seltzer water, fruit, and wine from time to time, and you can look forward to leaving not only with a bomb mani-pedi but with a great renewed sense of peace and love from the family over at Nam Nails. I will never not sing their praises. They are an oasis for me once or twice or month, and I value and honor them for that every time. Go to Nam Nails, get your nails done and give your soul a moment to...

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5.0
6y

I had the absolute pleasure of visiting Nam's Nail Salon recently, and I cannot express how wonderful my experience was. From the moment I walked in, I was greeted with a warm and friendly welcome that instantly put me at ease. It's evident that the team at Nam's takes great pride in creating a welcoming and inviting atmosphere.

The salon itself is impeccably clean and well-maintained, which is something I always appreciate when getting any kind of beauty treatment. It immediately made me feel comfortable and confident in their professionalism.

Now, onto the real highlight of my visit - the nail services. I opted for a manicure and pedicure, and Nam's exceeded all my expectations. The nail technicians were not only highly skilled but also incredibly attentive to my preferences. They took the time to listen to what I wanted and offered helpful suggestions, resulting in nails that looked and felt amazing.

What truly sets Nam's Nail Salon apart, though, is the personal touch and genuine care they provide. It's clear that they value their customers beyond just another appointment. Throughout my time there, I felt like more than just a client; I felt like a valued guest. The conversations with the staff were warm and engaging, making me feel like I was catching up with old friends.

The attention to detail during my services, the impeccable cleanliness, the friendly and welcoming atmosphere, and the genuine care from the entire team truly make Nam's Nail Salon a hidden gem. I left feeling not only beautiful but also uplifted and genuinely cared for.

If you're looking for a nail salon that goes above and beyond in every aspect, I wholeheartedly recommend Nam's Nail Salon. The experience is not just about getting beautiful nails; it's about being treated like family. I cannot wait for my next visit, and I'm confident that you'll feel the same way after experiencing their exceptional service. Thank you, Nam's Nail Salon, for making my...

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