Green Leaf Spa

I was very disappointed with my massage. I was drawn in by the website and scheduling flexibilty with short bios of massage therapists and their paragraph About Us. In the paragraph it states practice makes perfect and that our massage therapist are well practiced and professional. All appearances made me believe that I would have a professional massage. It was not at all professional. Staff did not speak English at all, asking me «hard» I guess for firm pressure. My massage actually made me more tense because you pay up front and I was asking for specific work on my back and my «therapist» didn’t understand. She basically pressed and rubbed lotion and didn’t have an understanding of antaomy or massage techniques. I’m pretty sure this is an indentured servitude situation where owner brings over undocumented overseas Chinese or Thai nationals, pays for their passage and promises them a good job, then he pays them nothing, doesn’t train them, and then they are stuck thousands of miles from home, family and working for a pimp basically. Not a good massage at all. I left more tense then when I went in.

I’m a hardworking contractor and I was very satisfied with the massage at Green Leaf. I went twice and each time I had a different professionally competent masseuse.
It’s a great place! I talk a lot and there were complaints because the walls don’t go up to the ceiling and others can hear your conversations. unfortunate but not a deal killer. The body work is excellent. check it out!

I’m guessing the only other review is from the owners. The front lobby is nice. The first two times I went there that’s all I saw — once a lady came out and said they were busy. The other time nobody came out.
The third time I actually got a massage. It was decent, nothing exceptional, but a professional level massage. The problem is that they have one of these setups where the walls don’t quite go up to the ceiling and the people in the next room were LOUD. Which was bad enough when they were chatting, but then the guy started begging for «extra services» and judging from the sounds he was making he got them. Really not what I needed to be hearing.