Had a great massage. Completely fixed my shoulder and rotator cuff so I could get back to the gym…read more Highly recommend

I can't believe I just spent $95 on a 45 minute massage. False advertising! Do not advertise one…read morehour for $79.95 (yes, I stupidly left a $15 tip) when YOU ONLY GIVE 45 MINUTE MASSAGES! That was the worst massage I've ever had. And she is the "lead" therapist?! Wow! Had the service went the full hour, and the massage been decent, you would've easily had my husband and I for your $79.95/month membership. Too bad I can't give zero stars or I would. FALSE ADVERTISING!! They only give 45 minute massages as they start you 10 min late and end 5 min early. DISSATISFIED CUSTOMER. Update: I emailed you at mgr.draper@handandstone.com and never received a response :( UPDATE: I called and spoke with Slater (as he never responded to my email or called me) who said if I removed my bad review, that they would give me half my money back from the crappy massage I had. I told him NO - this is my honest review and will let them keep the $40 as I'm sure they probably need it with their terrible massage therapists. And the one he told me I was being assigned to was "the best and the lead massage therapist." I would hate to see what the non-lead massage therapists do. This was THE WORST MASSAGE EVER and I'll never return to any Hand and Stone based on the way Slater handled this. He should have comped me a free massage or facial because you know what? I would have been a membership/ repeat customer. All over a measly $40. That was a bad business decision! Not my problem though.

Amazing massage. I had a foot scrub and lavender aroma. Then, I bought a pumpkin peel enzyme too! I…read moreput it on my hands and face. Love this little oasis! I like that there's no guess work on the pricing and the people are courteous. I'm so ready for warm fall feels and relaxing after a hard week.

Over the past couple months I had two separate alarming experiences with Elements Massage, one here…read moreat Sandy, and one in Cottonwood Heights. Here I will describe only the experience I had with Sandy location. I was greeted by a young male therapist whose name I can't remember. I will edit this to add his name when I find that out because I feel the need to warn you not to go to him, especially if you are a woman. I requested a deep tissue massage and for the first 20 minutes my therapist used only one hand, extremely light pressure, and barely moved at all. He was touching my body lightly with one hand and I could hear him shuffling his other hand doing something else. It sounded like he was shaking his hand around or something and it was really disconcerting. I felt confused and unsafe with him. I asked him if he was ok and the shuffling sound immediately stopped. I asked him to increase pressure and he went from a level one pressure to a level beyond what I would consider deep tissue. It was painful in a way that felt it was going against the grain of my muscles as if he were not trained in how to open up the muscles through deep tissue, instead making my body tense up against his movements. Although I was in pain I could see that he was not going to be able to find a balanced approach so I decided I would rather endure the extreme pressure rather than hardly any pressure at all. So I encouraged him by saying "this feels better". Then he said "I'm enjoying myself too". I felt horrified when he said he was enjoying himself and I froze, not knowing what to say or do since I have PTSD due to a history of being sexually assaulted. All of this being said, I am very concerned with the two people Elements has hired who have mistreated me. Whoever this male therapist was who made this sexual comment to me needs to be reprimanded and I don't think he should be allowed to practice.

Nina is my nail technician and she is the best I have had (and I have had many). She is very…read moreparticular to every detail. My nails look beautiful. I can't find a flaw and they last me, always looking beautiful. The salon is always clean and is a lovely atmosphere. I am a steady customer .

I made an appointment for 3 pm and arrived on time. The eyelash technician was still busy with…read moreanother customer at 3:20 pm, ie 20 minutes after my appointment time. It is disappointing that they cannot seem honor an appointment. Why can't they be honest and just admit that they are walkin only??

Such an uncomfortable massage. I had a massage here a few months ago that was good but this was…read moredifficult. They switch Therapist on me mid massage without a lot of communication. They would open the door a few times when I was not covered. Their phones were going off majority of the time of the massage. They don't speak very clear english. So I really couldn't understand anything and then when I got my bill it was more than advertised so I will not be returning!

I don't typically leave bad reviews and I hate doing so much I got a massage here last night and…read moreleft very uncomfortable. For starters, I am also a massage therapist, and have been getting massages my entire life and it's really hard to make me feel unsettled during them. I usually love coming to places like this, and came in last night because my hamstrings were incredibly tight. The room was dead silent and had no music which wasn't the end of the world but made it feel a little awkward. The guy massaging me was mostly just pushing lotion around and I asked 3-4 times for more pressure, he said ok, and then didn't go any deeper. To make matters worse, I'm nearly positive he was texting through most of it. His phone would vibrate right by my head, and then suddenly he'd only have one hand kinda absently thumbing at my neck for a minute or two. He had the sheet draped almost off my butt it was so low but despite this, didn't ever work into my glutes at all. My feet were also never worked. I got him to go a bit deeper on my legs which is what I mostly needed, but again, just palm kneading. He then left, I assumed he went to get something but after ten minutes (of only an hour long massage) passed, I started to wonder if it was supposed to be over but when I lifted my head the door was wide open for anyone to walk by. Eventually, a woman came back in, grabbed the sheet so suddenly and almost pulled it entirely off of me, until it was once again, draped along the bottom of my butt. She then undraped both of my legs so the fabric was sorta just piled up between my thighs (this is an illegal drape by the way) , and used a hot towel to clean me off. Despite no one having worked my glutes, she came up under the little bit of covering, separating with her hands as she moved. I don't think it was intentional or anything of course, but the hot towel was fully touching my genitals. I've been to a lot of traditional massage places and I'm fine being entirely nude with nothing but a towel covering my butt if I feel like I can anticipate the flow of the massage and the session goes smoothly and allows me to relax and trust the therapist but this wasn't that. I'm used to the tapotement moves to wake up the body but she was fully just smacking my spine hard. She flipped me over them and I finally got some really good pressure on my head and arms but it was 5 minutes or less at that point, compressed the front of my legs but didn't uncover them. The massage ended and when I paid she reminded me that it was 70 by pointing to the sign, I said yes that's fine, she said it was also 3 dollars for using a credit card, again that's fine, and then she handed me a receipt where she ran the card for 83, ten dollars extra. I was kinda jarred at this point and just wanted to leave so didn't say anything. I was already going to tip and still did on top of that. Maybe I shouldn't have, but I still got some relief and I always tip, it was mostly habitual but feel like it was an uncomfortable, interrupted massage that I got charged extra for.

Here's a polished version that still feels natural:…read more La Condesa was fantastic! The service was incredibly friendly and welcoming, and the food tasted fresh and authentically Mexican. The pancakes were amazing, and the chilaquiles were absolutely delicious, packed with flavor and easily one of the highlights of the meal. Great food, great people, and a place we'll definitely be coming back to. Highly recommend!

My girlfriend and I visited La Condesa for brunch with some friends after hearing good things about…read moreit. Overall, I'd give it 3 out of 5 stars. While there were some things we enjoyed, the overall experience didn't quite justify the price. First, the restaurant is beautiful. The décor is modern, stylish, and very Instagram-worthy. It's easily one of the nicest-looking brunch spots I've visited in Utah. Unfortunately, the dining room feels overcrowded. The tables are placed extremely close together, making it difficult to have a private conversation. We often had to raise our voices just to hear each other, and even the servers seemed to struggle moving between tables. The atmosphere looked great, but it didn't feel very comfortable. The service was polite and friendly, but one thing bothered me. Shortly after we finished our main dishes, the check was brought to the table. We hadn't asked for it, and it made us feel a bit rushed, as if it was time to leave even though we were still talking with our friends. It's a small detail, but it affects the overall dining experience. For drinks, I ordered a piña colada, and unfortunately it was disappointing. It tasted overly diluted, with very little pineapple flavor, while the rum stood out much more than it should have. I also ordered the Vital Boost juice. The flavor was actually good, but it was served at room temperature, which wasn't what I expected from a fresh juice. For my meal, I ordered the breakfast burrito. It tasted good, but I couldn't justify the $20 price tag. It consisted of a thin tortilla filled with eggs, bacon, cheese, and potatoes, served with shredded potatoes and a small side salad. While everything was cooked properly, the ingredients felt simple, and the portion didn't match the price. I've had larger and more satisfying meals elsewhere for the same cost. My girlfriend ordered the birria tacos. They were decent but nothing memorable. We've had better birria at other restaurants. The consommé was much spicier than expected, and while some people may enjoy that, it wasn't our preference. The tortillas were also average. On the positive side, the lemonade was refreshing. I should also mention that Mexican food isn't usually my favorite cuisine, so I know my preferences may differ from those of other diners. Still, I always evaluate a restaurant based on the balance between quality, value, flavor, and the overall experience. In this case, I felt the food was good but not exceptional enough to justify the prices. La Condesa is definitely worth visiting if you're looking for a beautiful brunch spot with a trendy atmosphere. However, between the cramped seating, the value for the money, a few disappointing dishes, and feeling rushed at the end of the meal, the overall experience fell short of my expectations. I don't regret trying it, but it isn't a place I'd personally choose to revisit anytime soon.

Great experience always! My husband and I have gone a couple times and it's always so relaxing.read more

Great place. Helped alleviate the pain in my neck, back, and feet. Will come back next time I'm in…read moreSLC.

Sunshine (sunny) gave an excellent massage. Definitely will return.‍ Decent price. Very clean.read more

The deep tissue massage itself was great. I was able to make an appointment a few hours ahead of…read moretime. They have you strip down and lay under a sheet on the table, pretty standard. There's a bit of language barrier and not much communication before getting started, but she was skilled enough to find the problem areas and work them out. She asked multiple times about the pressure and made adjustments, concentrating on areas I pointed out. The main issue I experienced was the constant interruptions. When the phone rang or another customer walked in, she would leave to answer without saying anything. She also stepped out for a few minutes to discuss something with her coworker. There were probably 5-6 separate incidents so it completely disrupted the flow, yet the massage still finished on the hour. I paid in cash to avoid the credit card charge, but it was awkward. I had to ask for change back and instead of just giving me the correct amount, she asked how much - as in, what's the tip?

Excellent yoga studio! Small and intimate space but such a lovely feeling here. Everyone is really…read morenice.

This little yoga studio is so serene and perfect! My mother in law and I did a month on the Groupon…read moreand we absolutely loved it. The evening relaxation classes are so incredible, we both left feeling amazing. The location is convenient right off the freeway as well which is a plus. The instructors are clearly experienced and are so good at what they do. Highly recommend this studio!

My go to spot for a fresh Acai bowl. Unlimited toppings for the same price is unbeatable. Service…read moreis quick and helpful, the location itself is brightly lit and gives a relaxed juice bar type feel. Highly recommend

I'm loving the trend to step away from fast, processed and greasy food. Places like Honest Eatery…read moreare popping up and I'm here for it. This is a tiny little place, and it's adorable; the color scheme and the decor has a very pleasing aesthetic. I was excited to try the empanada, but was told that they no longer serve them. It was still on the menu board as well as the website, so perhaps that was a recent change. Instead, I got a turkey panini which was ok, but nothing remarkable. Service was also ok-not overly welcoming or friendly, but our orders were taken and food was delivered to the table in a reasonable time. I'd love to say that I was "wowed" but I think I'll need to return when I can try something else on the menu. Those smoothies or acai bowls look really good-perfect for a warm day. I'll come back in the summer!