Happyfeet Reflexology Center — Attraction in New York

I made an appointment by phone for a relaxing body massage. After I arrived the man at the desk brought me to the foot massage area. I explained again( very little English spoken from this older Chinese gentleman) again that I wanted a body massage. The non- English speaking Chinese woman literally NO IDEA what she was doing. I tried to explain to her how to do a relaxing massage but she kept rubbing in the same spot over and over and starting to inflame the muscle. I cut short the massage after 20 minutes VERY DISAPPOINTED and more stressed as I realized that she must have been sent to me to practice. The past owners who I had very good massages from must have sold the business to this Chinese family/ group....

We all need a little pampering in our lives, and a massage is one of the best ways to relax. Happy Feet Reflexology Center offers just that. The ambiance, along with the headphones, eye mask, and shoulder pillow, all contribute to creating a soothing experience that helps you feel amazing and truly unwind. I had the pleasure of trying their Happy Super Combo, which includes a foot, back, scalp, and hand massage—2.5 hours for $130. While I’m not usually a fan of scalp massages, I found this one surprisingly enjoyable. It’s all about personal...

I live in Brooklyn and usually would go to Park Slope to get foot massages. I googled and found that Happyfeet was closer to. I’ve been going here for 3yrs and I absolutely love it. Never a problem with appointments. The place is always clean. Prices are affordable. Foot massages are always excellent (you’re bound to fall asleep). They give you headphones and a mask, but I bring my own headphones. I’ve had a massage once. It was intense but ohhhh so good! 😊 I now go 1-3 times a month, or whenever my feet feel sore after a...