I went here for a cut and blow dry expecting a fabulous salon after reading reviews on line. When I…read morebooked the the appointment I was informed that the location had changed. Upon arrival I discovered a dingy, crowded salon , nothing like the "spa"you read about in the reviews. I was given a quick "trim" for which I paid $70.00. I wear my hair in a bob. I informed Harold that my hair was too poofy because it is thick. He simply trimmed the back with a straight cut and left the sides as they were after a few snips. It is two weeks later and I am looking for a new salon that can cut a bob and give it some style. Any recommendations?

I came in looking awful and came out looking and feeling like a rockstar! Harold was AMAZING! The…read morestaff even called me apologizing that he was running a few minutes late! Wonderful experience all around! From the booking to the cut and color! I highly recommend this salon!

I booked a scalp massage for today, Friday. I was welcomed immediately upon arrival and shown to my…read moretreatment room in less than a minute. I was under the impression that they would perform a scalp analysis (before and after) to show the condition of the skin, but that didn't happen. I'm not sure if it's just this specific location or if they simply skipped it for my session. They didn't ask me any preliminary questions either; they just told me to wrap myself in a towel and lie down. The initial massage felt nice, but once the shampooing started, I was disappointed. The technician focused heavily on the ends of my hair rather than my scalp, which felt counterintuitive for a "scalp massage." But after They used three different shampoos, and a quick scalp massage for each shampoo, followed by a "sprinkler" rinse and a combing session. I could feel her pulling at my hair, only to realize she had created several knots while washing it. To top it off, the "arm and back massage" lasted maybe 30 seconds each. I kid you not--it was incredibly brief. The blow-dry was the final straw. She was blowing my hair all over the place without any technique. Eventually, I just told her I'd finish it myself because it was becoming so frizzy. When I checked my scalp, it looked incredibly parched. I asked for some oil, and the receptionist said, "Wow, you have so much hair! Yes, it's dry. That happens after cleaning. It's good!" She then gave me a single drop of oil. I left immediately. Will I return? Honestly, no. I don't think the service was worth it, especially with how dry my skin felt. I had to come home, apply my own scalp treatment, and restyle my hair myself. Pedí un masaje capilar para hoy viernes. Al entrar, me recibieron de inmediato y en menos de un minuto ya me habían llevado a la sala. Tenía entendido que hacían un "examen" del cuero cabelludo antes y después para ver el progreso, pero no lo hicieron. No sé si es que en esta ubicación no lo hacen o si simplemente no me lo hicieron a mí. Tampoco me hicieron ninguna pregunta previa; solo me dijeron que me pusiera la toalla y me acostara boca arriba. El masaje inicial se sintió bien, pero cuando empezaron con el champú, me decepcioné un poco. La chica se concentró mucho en las puntas de mi cabello, lo cual no tenía sentido siendo un masaje de cuero cabelludo, pero decidí no decir nada. Usaron tres champús diferentes. Luego pusieron el "aspersor" y empezaron a peinarme. Sentí que me daban tirones y me di cuenta de que me había enredado todo el cabello al lavarlo, lo cual fue muy frustrante. Después, me dio un "masaje" de 30 segundos en cada brazo y en la espalda. No es broma. Literalmente 30 segundos, jaja. Mientras me secaba el cabello, lo hacía sin ningún orden, lanzando el aire para todos lados. Me sentó y siguió secándolo de forma tan desordenada que terminé diciéndole que mejor lo hacía yo misma. ¡Mi pelo estaba súper encrespado (frizzy)! Me revisé el cuero cabelludo y estaba reseco. Pedí un aceite o algo para aplicar porque sentía mucha resequedad, y la chica de la recepción me dijo: "¡Guau, tienes mucho cabello! Sí, está seco. Pasa después de la limpieza. ¡Es bueno!". Acto seguido, me puso UNA sola gota de aceite. Me fui justo después de eso. ¿Volveré? No lo creo. No creo que valga la pena, especialmente por lo seco que quedó mi cuero cabelludo. Tuve que llegar a casa a aplicarme un tratamiento y peinarme yo misma, porque me dejó el pelo hecho un desastre.

Incredibly impressed with cleanliness and quality for price. This is a must visit if you are in…read moreLong Island. They also offer gift certificates which make for a great gift of a little relaxation oasis! The place is gorgeous. You feel like you're in a spa

Glory A. must have places mixed up because owner rarely speaks more than 3 words and staff never…read moreever pressures you for a well earned gratuity. Back rub is now $40 an hour. Masseuse is very respectful and knows their boundaries. The worst back rub there is still pretty good. Appointment is recommended. Steady clientele, both male and female, for foot and back. Not fancy but clean and comfortable.

Your typical Asian spa with dirt cheap massages! I LOVE facilities like these where I can walk in,…read morespend $35 on an hour long massage, and come out completely refreshed. I've been meaning to try Ami's (I believe it says "Amy's" on the outside sign) since it's right around the corner from my boyfriend's place. Situated in the Best Yet market plaza, it could be very easy to miss! My back and shoulders have been killing me for weeks, and I finally decided to give Ami's a go. The foot massage chairs up front were all fully occupied with people getting foot massages ($28 for an hour), complete with a guy snoring away. I was lead to one of the back rooms with a massage table. They pulled the curtain to give me some privacy to shed my clothes (there were handy hooks on the side to hang them up), and laid face down to enjoy my massage. The massage started with me under a thick towel, with pressure points being pressed through the towel. Then it progressed with oils and hot towels and even hot stones!! Amazing. Best $35 you'll ever spend on a massage. It may be a weekly visit for me now!

Not the best massage place, it was due to the miss communication & lack of clarity that made the…read moreexperience iffy. My husband called to make an appointment and was told to walk in; the next day he called to ask what time he should come in and they said to come at 5pm. We were shocked because she hung up without making an appointment or even writing down his name or number. I went ahead and called myself to see if there was something available earlier. I called and was told that there was no appointments available because it was too busy. When we came in at 5pm, we were surcharged an extra $4 each person, what for? I'm not really sure to be honest. The massage itself was 7/10 for me! However, my husband was in pain after the massage and felt like it was too much/no movement just pushing down. The next day he was very sore. My massage could have used a little more oil and it felt like it was too dry, rubbing against my skin. The ladies were very nice, but wish it was a little more comfortable. When one person would come in the store the doorbell would ring and the massage lady would leave in the middle of the massage; felt rushed too as they both kept looking at the clock for time to be up. They also consistently talked while the massage 60% of the time so I felt like they were definitely judging. I don't think I'll be back, glad I got to try it though.

My daughter and I decided to do a mother and daughter body massage today at Seven Day Foot Spa…read more There were some good points to the massage but there was plenty of room for improvement. To start, communication was not clear; Times and concerning areas that may have needed a little more TLC we're not discussed. No questions asked or paperwork was filled out inquiring of such. We were directed into a double (room #9) at the end of the hall, which seemed pleasant enough. The music was relaxing but there were no relaxing smells at all. A eucalyptus scent would have been nice, my daughter said there was a candle burning, but I couldn't smell it on my side of the room but I didn't smell it. The bolster had a slight smell to it and I had to ask them to wipe it. The upside is the masseuse did a decent job. Although the type of massage we were getting was not discussed it resembled a combination of a deep tissue with a hot stone ending. They concentrated on a face down, massage with back neck and legs, but never turned us over, that was new to me. But I'm sure if you developed a rapport with Seven Day Foot spa and they got to know your body better communication would be a lot better and you may have the exact massage you need.

I was a walk in I was brought back to a room where an employee was sitting in the chair I was…read moresupposed to sit in and they got up and walked out, did not say a word and I sat down I had the one hour foot massage which was mediocre at best there was no neck or back massage which is usually part of a foot massage and at the end she just said finished pulled the towel from under my feet and walked out it was a very weird experience. They also changed masseuse half way through, no explanation

I went to Linda's Spa yesterday around 1pm. It was pretty busy, and I had no appointment, but they…read morewere accomodating. I waited about 30mins and was taken care of. The young lady who took care of me misunderstood that I wanted a 30min foot massage and gave me a 30min body massage. It was still very good, and I plan on returning to try their foot massages.

Okaaaaayyyy NuZen, okaaaaay…read more.. Once upon a time I went to Thailand and got a $3 Thai massage every single day. I missed them, and when I saw this spa offered them, I booked an appointment. Compared to the massages in Thailand, this was like 75% Thai, 25% deep tissue, and it was fantastic. In Thailand, they don't use oil. Here, they did, and it was great. My body was stretched and beaten, and I feel like I just ran a marathon, in the best way possible. Anyway, the spa itself is really nice. I was pleasantly surprised. I've lived in this town for over three years and never thought to go in, but it's lovely! The staff is great too and the prices are very fair.

This is a true Spa…read more I come here monthly for a relaxing aromatic massage. Today I added the pedicure service. If I had time, I would've done my fingernails as well. Nancy is the massage therapist and all the other ladies that work the other stations are quick and clean The attention they pay to the details on my nails is fabulous. I walk out feeling like a million bucks and only spent pennies.

I called on a Saturday evening and spoke to Lulu . So surprised she answered the phone so late . Id…read moremissed my beloved nieces 29th birthday and was besides myself. ( Im moving from NY to Florida plus have two many balls in the air ) No excuse :-( ... So wanted to give her a massage and facial as a gift and Lulu was amazing. She arranged her appointment and I even called back on Monday to revise her massage to 1hour and she was great . Subsequently my niece went and had an amazing Swedish Massage and soothing facial. She was completely Happy and satisfied with this lovely spas services. She said everyone was very nice to her. Thank you Lulu and to all the other Eastern Breeze Day Spa employees !! She will be back .

I had one of the worst experiences I've ever had with a powder manicure and pedicure here. Within…read moreONE day, multiple nails started peeling off, and others cracked completely. I went back to complain, and while they did redo them, the exact same thing happened again almost immediately. The quality and durability were unacceptable. The only positive thing I can say is that the place itself is pretty. Unfortunately, nice decor doesn't make up for terrible nail quality and having to redo your nails twice in a matter of days.

My happy place! I get a fabulous foot massage and back massage for a reasonable price here. It is…read morenot fancy, and sometimes the customers coming in going out can get loud because there is not much space between the front waiting area and the section where the foot massages take place. Nonetheless, it is a soothing and low-key place, and the staff is always pleasant and sweet. Owen is probably the best masseuse on staff, but Ava and Grace are also good. For customers who haven't been here before: please consider tipping generously. These people put time and actual physical effort into giving you a great massage. I always tip at least 25% (so for a $50 massage, $12-$14 is my bare minimum) and I give actually way more than that ($20) gladly. Think about what they have to do... wash and rub strangers' smelly feet... yuck.

Completely rude people, I have been going here for over a year and they decide it's a bright idea…read moreto place something in a walkway where it's dark and you can't see and caused me to trip. They then decided to think it was okay to yell and get mad at me for something I could have been hurt from. Do not recommend this place.