should have know better! I would rate massage fair but unprofessional. I tried 30 min foot/30 min body. seconds after the body treatment I had to abruptly move from table to chair and after chair foot massage move to pay. I was given no water or time to get myself together. when paying.... the worst unprofessional service when I tipped a full 20%.... the therapist said "That's all" with a dirty look????? I was stunned!!!! don't waste your time going! there are much better places!!!! read more

I asked for a 30 min massage, they then followed by saying 25 min so I agreed. The massage was only 20 minutes and was charged for 25 minutes because they couldn't understand I was trying to tell them that it was only a 20 minute massage. Also the massage wasn't good and rushed. read more

If I had a choice, I would give it a zero star. I visited Lily Foot Care at 118 Mamaroneck Ave, Mamaroneck, NY 10543. Before going, I called to confirm the price, and the person who answered said that a 90-minute massage would cost $70. However, she didn't clarify that the $70 covered only 45 minutes for the back and 45 minutes for the feet. I'm also from China, and I found this place to be quite disappointing. The massage itself lasted only 60 minutes, with just 45 minutes of actual massage time. The rest of the time, the therapist (she) used lotions, extremely hot stones, and towels on my back, which left me in pain. The 30-minute foot massage was also unsatisfactory; it wasn't relaxing, and the therapist (she) seemed to randomly rubbing my feet... After the massage, she claimed that the cost was $80 for 90 minutes instead of $70. Although the difference was only $10 and I did tip generously, the issue is that the business should honor the price they advertised. She should have confirmed whether I wanted a 45-minute back massage or a 60-minute back massage before starting the service. Additionally, I'm unsure if they are properly licensed or trained, as the hot stones and towels were uncomfortably hot when she applied them. Terrible. read more

This is my go to place for 1 hr foot massages. It's heaven. The foot is the center of your body's well being and health

I had the foot massage and the person who massaged me kept on talking on the phone/ answering calls for appointment and walk-ins. I can't even nap or relax for the 90mins because of her talking. I have had a lot of experience in foot massage and by far this is the worse of them. read more

Ask for Tom. Please remember the tip is pretty much their only salary. That's why they will scarf at 20%. They are giving you hands-on service for 1 hour. Unlike a waiter you see for 5 minutes within the hour. read more

Lily's Foot Care - Massage Near Me - Mamaroneck, New York

I was in the neighborhood and took my daughter for a foot massage with me. It was $30 for 30 minutes and it came out to $65 with tax on a credit card. I was going to give $7 each which is 25% and since it was less than 30% the guy was so rude and said oh cheap. What a complete jerk! Tips are not required they are optional and I always give a decent tip not on the lower side but don't tell me to give $10 each for $30 massage when I have had better massages from people who don't demand a high tip or give an attitude. Will never go back or recommend to anyone. read more

A good massage but I'm rating them more on their attitude than anything else. We tipped 22% and they literally snatched the money out of my hand without so much as a thank you and stomped off. I've read other reviews about this happening but now I experienced it myself. This is not okay. I'm not sure how much they expect to be tipped but this is not acceptable behavior for people in the service industry. It wasn't isolated to one employee either, two staff members behaved in the exact same way within seconds of one another. read more

This is the second time I had the same male foot "masseuse". He sat there looking distracted and bored and rubbed, not massaged my feet and legs for 90 minutes. I should have cut it back to 30 minutes. He coughed his cigarette lung cough all over my feet/legs 3x. He then snatched my 20% tip and, I'm sure, cursed in whatever Asian language he spoke. Dude- you're lucky you received a tip at all! Ungrateful and should NOT be working in the service business. Shame. This place used to be good. read more

Probably the worst place for a foot massage. I came here last week with a friend. The massage was too soft. No professionalism. The workers were talking loud amongst each other so this place is NOT a relaxing atmosphere!!!! I will never go back again. I guess that is why a hour foot rub is 30$. Because of the poor quality. So many other places worth spending your money on Avoid this place!!!!! read more

This place was so good when it was open around 6-7 years ago. Now, it is not even worth to go there. This past 2 years, the employees are so rude asking for more than 30% tip. I should be very relaxed when I leave. But instead of feeling relaxed, I feel embarrassed. The owner should give them good lessons not to be rude to customers. I cannot believe they were so nasty if the tip was less than 30%. Be aware with all employees if you don't tip less than 30% tip!!!!!!!!!! I would never go back there again! read more

I always come here for a massage. The prices are amazingly fair and good. I would mostly recommend Tom because he has a very good and happy attitude. The place is so busy but they have the time to keep it clean. Plus, this place is so relaxing and quiet all the time with peaceful music. I will always come here for a relaxing time. read more

READ THIS REVIEW. Here is the deal. Lily's Foot Spa is an incredible deal; they give a deep foot massage with hot stone for a very reasonable price. BEFORE YOU GO-- You need to know that they expect 40% tip; I know that sounds crazy, but for a fabulous foot massage under $50 it is worth it. I have gone here many times and its just how they run their business. Very relaxing atmosphere and service. read more

Hi All, couple things: love this place, o honestly think it's better than the one in Larchmont, but I'm sure their employees bounce between locations. I had a great foot massage the other day, I can't believe there was so much holding on my body through my feet! Wow! -They raised the 1 hour price from 28$-30$ -bring headphones, there can sometimes be a lot of comings and goings which is distracting from your moment of peace. Also nothing beats your own preferred soundtracks. -don't be afraid to say more or less strength- no one likes walking out of any massage feeling like they could have had a better time. Xié xié! read more

I go to Lillys almost every week because massage is the ONLY thing that helps my back. The cost is very reasonable and the place is no frills. You get a quality mass age and these people work hard. I know my massage places.... You should be embarrassed to give them anything less then 12 bucks tip for a full hour massage! In Queens there is a 10 dollar minimum tip sign. Good! That is grueling work hours on end and its not a chintsy massage people. read more

Okay, where to begin...there were four of us (2 men, 2 women) and we had made a reservation in advance. I knew that this would not be an upscale place, so when we were quickly rushed to our recliners, I wasn't shocked. None of the employees seem to speak English very well, so it took a minute to understand what was going on. The massage was amazing and the chairs were very comfortable. The woman next to me was out like a light! Yes, they did have several phone calls (3) during my visit and did answer the phone while attending to their clients, but I did not see a problem with that-they have a business to run and don't want to lose out on customers, I get it. It was not loud by any means like some of the other reviews are stating but maybe we came at a good time (Sunday morning). What really made my group angry was after our massages. We each paid ($28/hr). My brother in law and his girlfriend tipped $5 each. The older man looked at them and said "what is this?" while shaking the dollar bills at them. Confused they explained that it was for tip, he looked at them and said "no, more." It was then that one of the younger employees intervened and said "usually we get $10 tip." Being they were in the moment, completely caught off guard, and in front of other people they both added $5 to the tip, but as they did the older man was clearly disapproving and kept shaking is head. Sorry, but if you expect a $10 tip then don't charge $28 for an hour-that would be about a 42% tip. I understand that the people who work here are hard working but you should never expect to get tipped in the first place. If you do than at most expect 20% which would be $6. Also, the audacity to be so rude about your dissatisfaction over a tip is a sure way to lose future customers. We all wanted to come back but I'm not sure I will after the unprofessional display during the payment. They do a great job, but beware that unless you tip $10, you'll probably be embarrassed and yelled at in public. read more

Worst place ever and employees are very rude. Employees are not friendly or polite and they do not believe in saying thank you after leaving them a tip. I will be looking for a new place to get my massages. read more

I am also not sure why the bad reviews. This is NOT a traditional Day Spa. Think more on the lines of a mani-pedi place, but for an awesome foot massage!! I came in for my 11:00 appt they saw me right away and went to work. There are about 7 large Lazy Boy type chairs set up. I reclined and relaxed the whole time. It was awesome, quick and just what I needed. I also have a knee injury and told them and they were gentle with that knee. Again, It's not a whole day spa experience if that's what your looking for. The people were nice, not overly friendly, but hey for $28 bucks in my opinion it's a hidden gem!! Would recommend it and go back! read more

Lily's Foot Care - Outside of place on Mamaroneck Ave. - Massage Near Me - Mamaroneck, New York

Wanted to get a decent neck/back massage in the chair to help work out a muscle spasm. Walked in, no wait. Clearly stated I wanted the 30 minute back massage for $25. What followed was a squabble with the man behind the counter harassing me for the 35 minute massage. "35 minutes. Only $28" Nah, I'm good. "What, you don't have 5 more minutes?" No, just want the 30 minutes. "5 more minutes. only 3 more dollars." No, really, I'm fine. Went to the chair. Had a hell of a time trying to adjust it to my height. I'm an average dude. 5'11." Man didn't know what he was doing adjusting it. As I went to sit down, one last time, "40 minutes. Only 28 dollars." FINE. Just do that. Considering you won't GIVE IT UP. Massage was good. Accomplished what I needed to relieve the spasm. Went to pay. "No tax if you pay with cash." That's fine, I had cash. Couldn't get a receipt though, so that one's off the books... good business here.... "20% minimum tip. 6 dollars more." Of course it is. But where is the sign that says that? I would typically tip well, but after his unyielding harassment that I get a longer massage, I had decided otherwise for his tip. But at this point, I just laughed, unwilling to debate any more, handed him the money, and left. While my neck felt better when I walked out, I was so aggravated it really wasn't worth it. People who hound you for the extra buck. That's bad business. Unclear signage for all your services. That's bad business. And money under the table without receipts. That's bad business. I won't be back. read more

Wow what a huge disappointment. First of all, I question the cleanliness of this place. The floor was filled with dirt and dust while the towels were damp. I wonder if they reuse the towels. The place also smells. Here where it got bad though - when it came time to pay they asked my friend for more tip. He said it was a 20 percent tip minimum. My friend said okay and gave an extra dollar. The 18%wasnt good enough and since when do people ask for more tip? Then it got worse - I gave a 20% tip to the person who did my foot reflexology and she threw it on the floor!!!!!!! She said she wanted it to be more!!!!!!!! Do not go to this place there is some shady business going on here!!!!!!!!!!! read more

I don't want to write this review because typically after I do they get slammed with new clients BUT my thing is that they are great. I'm not new to reflexology or what I call "Chinese massage." I get these all the time and it is heaven sent because it's worth the price. NOW for all you bougie ass people- stay away this isn't for you. You walk in and there are reclining chairs where they put about 6 people next to you. This is fully clothed so there is no happy ending to this except the pleasure of your feet feeling amaze-balls after the massage. ALSO this isn't for the light hearted who want to be pampered this is - get the kinks out, pain is pleasure. 60 mins gets you a foot soak and full blow foot and leg massage. Let me tell you I walk all over NYC and my feet are exhausted from that so this is worth every penny. Also note this is a shared space amongst other people getting a foot massage/back rub so don't be an asshole and talk or complain when the phone rings. These are how these places work. Also don't be a cheap ass- tip them well because they remember and they are thankful people. Pros: clean, efficient and cost effective. They use hot stones towards the end and you get a bottle of water :) Con: not really a con but can get busy so make an appointment. Also bring quarters for the parking.g read more

Moral of the story - you get what you pay for. My cousin was visiting from out of the country and I thought this was a grand treat to try. If you like having elbows jammed into your bones, the Vulcan hold at the neck the second you sit in the chair and getting chased down for a tip. Please - run to this place! The service level was typical of a nail salon - "get 'em in. Get 'em out". If you just need an unforgiving elbow in the neck, this is your place :). Don't expect to relax...expect to be rmanhandled like meat. read more

More attentive, thorough, and friendlier than the Larchmont location but a bit brighter and noisier. A full hour of foot bliss for only $28 is so much better than the standard 20 minute pedicure for the same price. So restorative. read more

Lily's Foot Care - These are their prices up until about a year ago. Posted just for comparison. - Massage Near Me - Mamaroneck, New York

Had a great massage until I tipped $4 on my $20 massage (20%) and the lady started yelling me!! She wanted another $1 which I didn't have on me. She was so mean and rude saying I should have given $5. She just lost a good customer. Go there if you feel like getting yelled at for tipping 20%. read more

It's great value for what you get. You will get an amazing deep tissue massage at a great price however it isn't a spa environment. It's a community area for everyone to get massages at the same time like a nail salon. All in all a good deal I'd say. read more

Been going here for years but I will never go again after my last experience there. I paid ($28 for the service) and gave a $6 tip (that's 21%) and the guy started yelling at me that he expected a $10 tip. That would be a 36% tip! Either way, he was rude and i was embarrassed. If you want more money, raise your prices, but don't harass your customers for bigger tips. AVOID THIS PLACE! read more

It is best to call ahead and book an appointment ! One therapist answers the phone while working on you. read more

Lily's Foot Care - Saturday therapy sessions - Massage Near Me - Mamaroneck, New York

So I have been eyeing this place and decided to give it a try today. I don't understand all the negative reviews. This is NOT a high end spa and I knew that AND you're paying $28 for a foot massage!!!! The place is one big room with 6 recliners together (a couple beds behind the screen in the back) but looks clean enough and the recliners are comfortable. The massage was instant relief for my poor feet dealing with high heels at work all week. And for all those people that complain about the amount of tip.... 1) I agree that customer service is lacking (once again NOT high end spa)! but friendly enough despite the language barrier 2) Unfortunate the outwards reaction of the employees HOWEVER how would you react if you work hard kneading someone's (potentially stinky) feet for an hour and ONLY got tipped $5!!!!! Even a manicurist gets tip better! Reward these hard working people for the hour they spend on providing relief for our tired feet!! Ever given your other half a massage and stopping after only a few minutes? Why? Because it is tiring and hard work!!! Tip accordingly to what they are doing and how good they are versus percentage of the price of the massage. Tipping $10 (or even more!) is only $38 for a ONE hour foot massage!! read more

I have a gift certificate for a 30 minute foot reflexology which does not expire until 12/05/2020. They would not honor the gift certificate and said if I wanted to use it I would have to add money on to it because they're prices went up. Nowhere on the gift certificate does it say price subject to change. It's a gift certificate for a 30 minute massage , it says so right on the certificate, it should be good for the massage until it expires. They just lost a good customer. read more

I am so tired of reading negative reviews of Lily's! I am here to clear the air! Alright- here's the run down of this delightful place that I have been frequenting for years: It is NOT a fancy place- this isn't a spa in Scarsdale where they give you a robe and light candles. This is a large, CLEAN, dimly lit room with big comfy recliners in it. When you are getting a massage, there are other people in the same room as you- usually falling asleep in a recliner. It is NOT uncomfortable at all- everyone is focused on their own massage. The massages are GREAT. You can choose between different combinations- 10 minute back + 50 minute feet. You can do a whole 60 minute feet. Or 30 + 30. You get the point. The massages are $28!!!!! This price can NOT be beat. I have been to expensive spas in Westchester County and I have been to dingy massage parlors down in Chinatown NYC and honestly, for an awesome reflexology massage, Lily's can't be beat! Now people on Yelp seem to be complaining that they walked in and couldn't get serviced right away.. and blah blah blah. In all of the years that I have been coming here, I have ALWAYS made an appointment the DAY BEFORE. Just cover your bases people- it's really simple... schedule an appointment. Then there will be no confusion. It's hard to service walk-ins anywhere- let alone a massage parlor. If you want to save money and be treated to something quite nice, I recommend Lily's. Spend a blissful hour wrapped up in a warm towel, fall asleep and grab a delicious meal on Mamaroneck Avenue after it's done! read more

The foot massage is wonderful but there is a lot of talking amongst the staff during the hour. Bring earphones and listen to music for a better experience. read more

The massage is good but after I gave a tip, the guy looked at me like I was crazy and asked for more money. This is extremely rude and they have no right asking a 17 year old for more money after I gave a 20% tip. read more

I had a great experience at this location. The massages are incredible, the staff is accommodating, and for the price you cannot beat it! I'm definitely going back. read more

Cheap foot and back massages, so if you are looking for something basic you probably won't find a better price. However as other people have mentioned you get what you pay for. Despite having a big reflexology sign in the store it was clear that the staff is not actually trained in massage. My foot massage was OK but I've had much better when getting a pedicure. The place is dark so it's hard to really know how clean it was. read more

I Love Lily's, it's so affordable, wonderful massages and care every time and they are very flexible with times and will bring a massage therapist from another branch to serve you is necessary. I always feel refreshed and detoxed after being treated there. read more

They should be SHUT DOWN!!! As a healthcare professional, if you think that re-using the same lotion on every person that comes in is sanitary, you need to be informed. I ask them to open a new jar of lotion every time I go. I doubt they practice hand washing after each and every client. My technician either had allergies or a cold and was using his shirt to wipe his nose while he had both hands on my feet! GO AT YOUR OWN RISK AND BRING YOUR OWN LOTION!! read more

I have been to Lily's Foot Care many times with friends. We have all experienced very positive results. I plan to return for foot reflexology in the very near future. I believe this is something to be included on everyone's "Christmas Wish List"....please plan on going before 2016!!! read more

Fantastic foot massages!!! Comfy chairs... Warm blankets. It's an amazing experience for only $28 for 60 min! They set a timer so they def don't skimp on time!!! read more

Don't expect this place to respect common courtesy. We booked three hours ahead for four people. Drove half an hour. We are finishing lunch up the street at a fine local restaurant. THEY call us 15 minutes before our appointed time, and insist that we booked half an hour later than we had agreed. Why call to tell us that? We let it go, saunter down the street, but I go ahead to ensure that we are booked at the new time. Yes, confirmed and shown our phone number in their book. There is another party of four waiting at that time. As we start toward the establishment with fifteen minutes before the new time, they call and tell us to come an hour later. I went the half block anyway and found that they had taken the other party before us. I posted an earlier review with more detail, but my guess is that using a non-vulgar word to describe our treatment caused it to be removed. On the other hand, I suspect there is a general positive bias in Yelp, given an earlier experience. Regardless, we will never give this place our custom again. You decide if you want to risk treatment like we received. read more

Eh - you get what you pay for. It's about 1/3 the price of a real spa. The foot massages are relaxing, but I don't get a sense that the staff studied massage therapy. Forget about getting a real reflexology treatment. Nonetheless, as I said, the foot massages are decent. Back massages are a different story. I tried this twice and decided to just stay with foot rubs. Again, I don't think the staff have any particular training. The massager dug her elbows into my shoulder so hard that it took three days of Advil to get rid of the soreness. read more