Q Nails & Spa in Sandy Springs accepts walk-ins during business hours and offers online booking. The menu lists manicures from $22 to $75 and pedicures from $38 to $105, with listed times from 25 to 90 minutes, although the QNAILS Special pedicure shows no time, so confirm the timing and the final price when you book. First-time clients can ask about the advertised 20% discount, which cannot be combined with other offers, and the salon at 5920 Roswell Rd #A 111-2, Sandy Springs, GA 30328 is open Monday to Saturday from 9:30 a.m. to 7:00 p.m. and Sunday from noon to 6:00 p.m.

Introduction

A first visit to a nail salon comes with small unknowns. Will there be a wait? How long will the service take? What will it cost once you add everything up?

The salon’s website answers some of these questions and leaves others open.

This guide uses the salon’s published pages for service details, prices, booking information, and promotions. It also refers to Georgia’s official rules where relevant. When the available sources do not answer a question, that limitation is stated.

A short call before you go can still confirm the current wait, the timing, and the total.

How Do You Book or Walk In?

You can do either. The salon says walk-ins are welcome during business hours, and the website has a Book Now button for booking ahead online. You can also call (404) 941-7428.

Walk-ins are welcome, but a technician may not be available immediately. Call ahead to ask about the current wait.

What Does the Menu Include?

Manicures and pedicures make up the core of the menu. It also lists artificial nails, gel polish, waxing for the face and body, eyelash extensions, and cosmetic tattoos such as microblading and eyeliner.

There is a kids’ menu for children 8 and under too. It lists a Spa Manicure and Pedicure combo, a Gel Manicure and Pedicure combo, and polish changes.

How Long Will Your Visit Take?

The menu gives a length for its manicures and for five of its six pedicures. Manicures run from 25 to 60 minutes, and pedicures run from 35 to 90 minutes. The QNAILS Special is the one pedicure that lists no length, so ask before you book it if time is tight.

If you want a manicure and a pedicure, ask whether they are done at the same time or one after the other.

What Does a Manicure or Pedicure Include?

The menu lists the steps for each service. The Spa Manicure takes 25 minutes and includes a nail soak, trimming and shaping, cuticle grooming, massage, and polish. The Signature Manicure takes 30 minutes and adds a sugar scrub, a sea marine mask, and a hot towel wrap. The Hot Stone Manicure takes 50 minutes and adds a hot stone massage to a manicure with moisturizing paraffin wax, which the menu describes as a way to ease tired muscles.

On the foot side, the Spa Pedicure takes 35 minutes and includes soaking, trimming, shaping, cuticle grooming with callus remover, a sea salt scrub, massage, and polish. The Signature Pedicure takes 45 minutes and adds a sugar scrub, a sea marine mask, and a hot towel wrap. The Hot Stone Pedicure takes 60 minutes and includes paraffin treatment and a hot stone massage.

The menu describes what each service includes but does not specify the exact sequence of every step. Ask your technician if you would like an explanation before the service begins.

What Will It Cost?

On the menu, manicures are listed from $22 to $75, and pedicures from $38 to $105. The menu calls these starting points and asks you to check with your technician for specific requests.

Extras are priced separately. The menu lists gel polish with other services as a $20 add-on. If you want gel polish, confirm that it applies to your chosen service and ask for the final total before the appointment begins. Shapes such as coffin, almond, and stiletto are listed as an extra $5 under the artificial nail charges. Nail art has no set price. The menu says the price varies and asks you to check with your technician before the work begins. Removal has its own listed prices, such as $10 for a gel polish soak-off.

Confirm the total price, including add-ons, before your service begins.

What Should You Confirm Before Your Service Starts?

Before your technician begins, confirm the service you selected, the expected duration, and the total price. Mention any extras you want, such as gel polish, nail art, or a particular nail shape, and ask whether removal or another add-on costs extra.

If you are unsure what a menu item includes, ask the technician to explain it before proceeding. If you have previously reacted to a nail product, tell the salon before the service and ask about the products involved. Do not assume a product is suitable for you simply because it appears on the menu.

What Does the Salon Say About Cleanliness?

Everything in this paragraph is the salon’s own statement. The homepage says all implements are sterilized to hospital standards between each client. It also says disposable utensils are used where appropriate and never reused, each client gets a freshly lined pedicure basin, and stations are sanitized before and after every appointment.

A web page cannot independently verify these procedures, so treat them as the salon’s published statements rather than proof of its day-to-day practices. Cleaning, disinfection, and sterilization are different processes, and the website does not explain which process is used for each tool. You can ask how reusable instruments are processed and look for fresh single-use items where appropriate. Georgia also requires salons to display facility licensing information, practitioners’ licenses or current online verification, and the most recent inspection report in the areas specified by state rules. These displays help customers check required information, but they do not by themselves prove that every sanitation procedure has been performed correctly.

Is There a First-Visit Discount?

The salon’s promotions page lists 20% off all services on a first visit. It says the offer is valid for first-time clients only and cannot be combined with other offers. The page does not list an end date, so confirm the offer is current when you book.

What Else Might You Want to Ask?

A few practical questions are not answered on the salon’s pages, so they are worth asking when you call or arrive.

1. What is the current wait for a walk-in?
2. Who will do my service?
3. What is the policy if I need to cancel or arrive late?
4. Which payment methods do you accept?
5. Where should I park, and which entrance should I use?

Conclusion

Walk in during business hours or book online, and confirm the timing and the total before the work begins. If this is your first visit, ask about the 20% offer when you book. The salon is at 5920 Roswell Rd #A 111-2, Sandy Springs.

Frequently Asked Questions

Do I need an appointment?

No. Walk-ins are welcome during business hours, though a technician may not be available immediately. You can also book ahead from the website.

How long does a manicure take?

On the menu, manicures run from 25 minutes for the Spa Manicure to 60 minutes for the V.I.P. Cognac Manicure.

How much does a pedicure cost?

Pedicures start at $38 for the Spa Pedicure and go up to $105 for the V.I.P. Cognac Pedicure, which takes 90 minutes. These are starting prices, so confirm the total with your technician.

Is there a first-time discount? 

The promotions page lists 20% off all services on a first visit for first-time clients. It cannot be combined with other offers, so confirm it is still available when you book.

Is there a kids’ menu?

Yes. It is for children 8 and under and lists a Spa Manicure and Pedicure combo at $32, a Gel Manicure and Pedicure combo at $53, and polish changes at $8.

What are the hours? 

The salon is open Monday to Saturday from 9:30 a.m. to 7:00 p.m. and Sunday from noon to 6:00 p.m.