Nail salons for a chic and cheap mani-pedi in Toronto

Getting your nails done can feel like a relaxing treat or a necessary chore, depending on how much time you’ve got in your schedule. If you’re willing to forgo the luxurious spa treatment in exchange for speedy service and a decent price, check out some of Toronto’s favourite cheap and cheerful nail salons where you can get a mani-pedi for less.

Nail salons for a chic and cheap mani-pedi in Toronto
Jessica Emma Napier By

Think Pink Spa

1
646 College St, Toronto, ON M6G 1B8

There’s no appointment necessary at this friendly Little Italy beauty salon where staff are always happy to accommodate your walk-in nail needs. A classic manicure and pedicure combo will set you back $30 or you can upgrade to an enduring Shellac version (for $45) that won’t chip for weeks. Ask to see Angela (the salon owner is a client favourite) and get your loyalty card if you want to make frequent visits even more rewarding.

Nailsense Spa

2
2712 Yonge St, Toronto, ON M4N 2H9

Indulge in a little bit of luxury without the high price tag at this neighbourhood nail salon at Lawrence and Eglinton. The manicure and spa pedicure combo is priced at $35 (add $8 if you want a French-style polish) and executed with care. The extensive beauty ritual involves nail shaping, buffing, cuticle care, callus removal, a hot towel wrap, massage and polish application. Appointments can be booked online for extra convenience.

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Beauty Line Nail Spa

3
645 King St W, Toronto, ON M5V 1M5

You’ll find a rainbow of colourful polish options from leading nail polish brands like OPI and Essie at this King West nail spa that’s always bustling with the after-work crowd. You’ll pay just $30 for a basic manicure and pedicure during the summer. Be sure to check the website before you visit to take advantage of the monthly specials.

Pinky Nails & Spa

4
163 Church St, Toronto, ON M5B 1Y4

You won’t regret popping in for a quick pampering at this Church Street nail salon. The cozy salon is well maintained and staffed with attentive and professional estheticians. At $45 for a mani-pedi combo, this beloved spot is the most expensive on the list, but the hygienic environment and extra perks make it worth the price. Friendly staff will even offer clients a quick shoulder massage while they wait for their polish to dry.

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Yeti Nails and Spa

5
432 Richmond W, Toronto, ON M5V 1Y1

This inexpensive nail salon at Richmond and Spadina charges $35 cash for a classic mani-pedi service. The décor might be minimal but the price is right and the massage chairs are an added bonus. This popular downtown spot can get quite busy so call ahead to make an appointment if you’re in a rush.

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Jessica is a writer, editor and self-professed foodie. She loves exploring the city on two wheels, spends almost all of her disposable income at restaurants and never apologizes for Instagramming her food. After living in Toronto for almost a decade, she traded YYZ for YVR and is now the Vancouver City Editor for YP.
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