Julie Nail

I am from Newport Beach California but am dual nationality. Finding a good place for acrylic nails is a challenge in Paris

This place is modest looking but the work and prices are really excellent.

My nails look great.

People working there are very sweet and do not at all try to overcharge which can be a problem for tourists.

Best Pedicure under name of Beauté des Pieds I have ever gotten anywhere in the world.

I give this place five stars.

I had a great, reasonably priced pedicure here. They were very thorough with the mani/pedi, and they had a good selection of OPI colors. I'd definitely go back.

Update: as nice as my nails were, It was upsetting when they started completely breaking off one by one a week after i paid 45€ and a tip to have my nails done. I guess the quality wasn't as good as it looked.

Came here with my girlfriend for pedicure and manicure. Enough English was spoken to be understood. I must say the gentleman who gave me my pedicure did the best pedicure I've ever gotten. There were 3 workers and they all kept busy on us, no idling. The prices were reasonable too. Couldn't ask for much more. Thanks!

€50 for a mani pedi in Paris is incredible, especially for one as good as this! They really spend the time transforming your unkempt gnarly feet into those of a newborn baby. I cannot recommend Julie's highly enough. Don't expect a luxurious set-up though. It's comfortable and clean but if you're looking forward to a spa experience this isn't it. Hands down the best nail bar I've been to in Paris

This place is awesome. Much more affordable than other nail salons I've come across in Paris. They spend SO LONG and pay attention to detail. My mani/pedi was perfect. I recommend making an appointment -- there are only about 4 chairs in the salon. Allocate 2 hours for a mani/pedi!

When I want to feel like a million bucks, I head to Julie Nails. The girls (all Chinese, none French-speaking except for Julie, the owner) do a great job on hands and feet. They don't rush (sometimes it can feel a bit long) and do a very meticulous job (bye bye cuticles, hello softness!). They use OPI and Essie, and have loads of colors. Julie refurbished the salon a few months ago and now there are 4 pedi chairs (complete with massage function) donwstairs and two manicure tables on the mezzanine. Granted, it's kitsch but the job gets done and well done and you don't need to book an appointment (except Friday afternoons and Saturdays when it gets very busy). A good spot if you're looking for a no-nonsense mani/pedi.

I walked in while waiting to check into my hotel up the road and was very pleasantly surprised. There was no wait and they got started right away. It was a little pricey (50eu) but well worth it. I got a Mani/Pedi and they did a great job. Took lots of time cutting my cuticles (which I greatly appreciated) and scrubbing the calluses off my feet. A little hand and foot massage afterwords as well. I don't speak any French so we couldn't really communicate but still everyone was so friendly and welcoming. I recently lost my big toe nail due to stubbing it a while ago and they were sweet enough to use acrylic on it so it could still look pretty and for no extra charge. I gave them a 10eu tip because of how friendly everyone was. I even sat there for a good 45 mins in the massage chair waiting for my toes to dry completely and never felt rushed or pressured to get out. Great place, great mani/pedi, and great people. I high recommend the stop.