#1 Massage

I started going here about two months ago and I’m very happy with the massages I get. I use a lady named Ella who is excellent at deep tissue massage. In my experience, many massage therapists do not do it hard enough for me, but Ella does. She also listens to your request and can adapt a massage for a particular need that day. She massages close to a full hour and the prices are reasonable. Also, the shop is run by really sweet people with good manners and welcomeness. I would recommend the shop for anybody who needs a good massage.

I received a really great massage. The people there made me feel welcome, were professional, it was freshly cleaned, and I will definitely go back. They could not have been nicer and I definitely recommend them.

This massage establishments (like many) need to understand that their business will lose business when the customer is made to feel stupid or bad for not tipping. This is the second establishment where the therapist (after begging or expecting a tip) attempts to manipulate a tip. Sad face, shock, says her boss pays her nothing. No business should perform in hopes of tips. It should all be contract pricing. I agreed to the price and they agreed to massage and heal my body and let me relax and rest. Please, Invest in a better business model. I will say that I was not shorted (TY) time. She did a great job on my neck, my back, legs (really good on my legs) and feet. I hoped for more in the realm of my skull. She also seemed to focus and forget to equally hot the opposite side. And she kept picking at my skin imperfection (not painful, just odd) Its extremely sad that after an hour of relaxation that its spoiled by an embarrassing exchange. I cant imagine I will return. And this is your real loss. I want to tip and be generous. I refuse to tip those who won't let me on my terms.