SCAM! SCAM! SCAM!\nThis place promotes reflexology or massage but it seems like no one knows what their doing- they can't even hit my temple, makes me wonder if therapists actually have license to do what they claimed they do and if they do... how did they get it???\n\nMy bf and I went there the first time about a month ago, he got back pain and I got neck pain the next day. The pain came from rubbing toooo hard on the wrong spots. No big deal, you really can't expect much from $20/hr and that same week we went ahead and see our \"REAL\" massage therapist and got the problems fixed. \n\nWednesday (8/14/13) we came back here at happy feet for the second time. I told him that there's  gotta be someone there that not necessarily what I call \"REAL\" therapist that would care enough and do a good job. The lady in the front was nice enough to give us a room without charging extra, we had our massage in a big open room together with other people on our first visit  and that was not relaxing at all, too much commotion and I don't understand why therapists keep making this clapping noise... so annoying! Being in the room reduced a little bit of that- just a little.\n\nAnyway, on this second visit I did not do a full body, I only had my feet and arms done... sure enough, I am now suffering from pain on the side of my left foot and my bf is having lower back pain. I think I had enough with this $20 thing. I want to come here to save money, but it is costing me more. \n\nFor some of you that would read my review but not believe me, try for yourself and see. If you only had 1 or 2 massage or never had a good massage you might not know the difference. Have them do a very light massage so you don't end up with pain. I am used of having hard massage and light massage won't do a thing for me. Most people get light massage to relax, but you wont get that here either, yo will be surrounded by people who are talking, whispering, walking back and fort and that clapping noise- ugh!!!