This was my first time here and overall it was good! I had checked for the reviews and this reflexology was rated the most talked about on Yelp, so I gave it a try.
First off, make an appointment. It's not recommended, the sign says "walk ins welcome", BUT just make an appointment. Luckily I did because there were only three workers.. So, if you don't make one and you walk in, there might be a bit of a wait. Depending on if you want a male or a female and the type of service you want.
Second, wear comfortable, loose clothing. I wore leggings and a tank top. And flip flops. Or to make things easier, wear gym clothes with flip flops. Crop leggings/shorts and a loose tank top. It's easier when they are massaging your whole body, specially when you dip your feet in the water, you won't need to worry about rolling up your pants or if your pants is able to roll up to your knees. You want to be comfortable and you want the masseuse to really massage you without clothing being in the way, or they might be limited to working on that "knot" you had.
Thirdly, don't expect this place to be a high end spa. It's a normal business where your "room" is separated by man made curtains, you can hear the next person over snoring/grunting.. If you choose the full body massage, there is a room separated with a man made wall and door. So, nothing special about that. They do tend to leave their front door open, so you'll hear outside noise. Cars passing by, people talking. It's not that bad because the noise isn't so constant. But, again not sure, cause I went in the middle of the day.. 4p where there wasn't a lot of foot traffic around that time.
Location. I had to call them to see where they were at. So, to make it simple for my viewers, they are literally next door to Frank and Yuens restaurant and a nail place. Right across from the Pelayos restaurant. On the side where Comcast is. I hope that helps! I made the mistake of going to where Nations was at and I was wrong. LOL (Hence, that's why I had called)
The person that gave me a massage was a female. I will rate her a 3.5 out of 5. The reason for that rating was right off the bat, she was a smoker. Nothing wrong with people smoking, but in that place of business. Please wash your hands thoroughly before you place your hands on my scalp, forehead, and body. My scalp and hair ended up smelling like cigarettes and that I had to take a shower when I got home. Her pressure was good. I could tell she was better massaging parts of the body compared to others. For example, not a lot of pressure on my scalp and forehead and feet, but A LOT of pressure on my back area.
There is a chart of how much tip you should give each person and they prefer cash for tips, but you can also place the tip on the card.. Please see pictures.
They don't speak too much English. So, communication is minimum. read more