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Nail Spas & Pedicure Salons in New York, NY

From quick manicures to luxury spa pedicures, these 1453 nail spas cover New York, NY. Compare ratings and call ahead for an appointment. Providers listed in New York focus on pedicures & foot spa. New York sits in Kings County, New York. Other New York cities covered include Hempstead, New York Mills and Newark.

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1. Lucy's Nail Boutique Pedicures & Foot Spa

2308 7th Ave

2. Billion Nails Pedicures & Foot Spa

70 W 125th St Fl 2

3. Fumic Jewelry Nail Pedicures & Foot Spa

139 W 116th St

4. Demitria's Beauty Salon Pedicures & Foot Spa

63 Saint Nicholas Ave

5. Precious Nails Pedicures & Foot Spa

180 E 94th St

6. Nail Time Pedicures & Foot Spa

100 E 96th St

7. Lulu Lavender Nail Boutique Pedicures & Foot Spa

1412 Madison Ave

8. Daisies Le’ Fleur Pedicures & Foot Spa

1369 Madison Ave

9. Pink Lemon Park Nail Studio Pedicures & Foot Spa

1335 Madison Ave

10. Olivier Nail Pedicures & Foot Spa

1324 Lexington Ave

11. TheGraceNYC Pedicures & Foot Spa

1397 3rd Ave

12. Mansion Beauty European Nail Studio Pedicures & Foot Spa

238 E 80th St

13. Takunya Nail Studio Pedicures & Foot Spa

235 E 81st St

14. Pick A Pretty Color Pedicures & Foot Spa

1595 2nd Ave

15. Vivid Nail Salon Pedicures & Foot Spa

1731 2nd Ave

16. Holy Nail & Spa Pedicures & Foot Spa

1604 1st Ave

17. Miz Nail Plaza Inc. Pedicures & Foot Spa

1551 York Ave

18. B Bi Too Nails Pedicures & Foot Spa

1722 1st Ave

19. No. 1 Pretty Nail Pedicures & Foot Spa

1848 3rd Ave

20. Blooming Nails Pedicures & Foot Spa

1812 2nd Ave

21. Allure Nail Salon Pedicures & Foot Spa

30-01 36th Ave

22. Lic Nail Salon Pedicures & Foot Spa

21-34 Broadway

23. Royal Nails Pedicures & Foot Spa

25-20 Broadway

24. Nail Spa Pedicures & Foot Spa

125 E 90th St

25. Piccolo Nails Pedicures & Foot Spa

42-23 35th Ave

Nail salons in New York, NY: a local guide

We currently track 25 nail salons and pedicure spas serving New York, NY in Kings County.

What a manicure or pedicure costs in New York

Rough planning ranges for the New York area:

ServiceTypical range
Classic manicure$0–$50
Gel manicure$50–$100
Pedicure or spa pedicure$50–$100

Prices in New York vary with service and salon; gel, dip, and nail art cost more. A clean, well-reviewed salon is worth a few dollars over the cheapest option.

How to choose a nail salon in New York

  • Put hygiene first — look for autoclaved or single-use tools and clean, well-kept stations.
  • Confirm the salon and techs are licensed per state rules for New York.
  • Ask which systems they use (gel, dip, acrylic, builder gel) and what lasts best for you.
  • For nail art or a specific look, ask to see the tech's portfolio.
  • Read recent New York reviews for wait times, durability, and cleanliness.

Questions to ask before you book

  • Can I see photos of your nail art?
  • Do you take walk-ins or New York appointments only?
  • How do you sterilize or replace tools between clients?
  • Are the salon and technicians licensed?
  • What does the price include, and what's an add-on?

Many New York listings also offer manicures, pedicures, gel and acrylic sets, and nail art.

Frequently asked questions

How much does a manicure or pedicure cost in New York?

In New York, a classic manicure usually runs $20 to $40, a gel manicure $35 to $60, and a pedicure $35 to $75. Dip, acrylic, and nail art cost more.

How long does a gel or dip manicure last?

Gel typically lasts about two to three weeks and dip powder three to four, versus roughly a week for regular polish. Ask your New York tech what holds up best for you.

Are New York nail salons licensed and sanitary?

Reputable salons and technicians are state-licensed and either sterilize tools or use single-use ones. Clean stations and fresh files are good signs to look for.

What is the difference between gel, dip, and acrylic?

Gel is polish cured under a lamp, dip is a powder system, and acrylic builds length and strength. Each wears differently, so a good tech will recommend one for your nails.

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