I am new in town and I needed to find a new Barber. I took a chance and I am glad that I did…read more Dan is a good guy and gives a great cut. I found my new barber. Give it a shot, you will be glad that you did. If you give him a call, he will let you know if it is crowded or not.

I've only been to Jill. She is an expert with the fillers and Botox that I have now received twice…read morefrom her. I am happy that I found Sakura after moving to the area. I had a regular dr I'd seen for years for everything, and a couple I've had to try when moving. Those didn't end the worst, but not great. Jill is a true talent.

I waited several weeks to leave this review because I wanted to make sure I wasn't reacting…read moreemotionally or out of haste. After having time to reflect, I feel strongly that other clients should know about my experience. I would encourage anyone considering this clinic to carefully consider before subjecting themselves to work with Sarah. Based on my experience, I found her communication to be unnecessarily hostile and lacking in understanding or professionalism. There are other clinics in town that I believe provide a much more respectful and customer-focused experience, and I will personally be taking my business elsewhere. Here is my story: I initially came to this clinic because I wanted my skin looking its best for my wedding. I spent around $800 on Botox with Kassie, and both Kassie and Sarah knew that my goal was to have good skin for my wedding photos. I then wanted to schedule one or two facials before the wedding, specifically to safely remove peach fuzz. A few months earlier, Sarah had used a blade to remove it and accidentally scratched my entire face, leaving small cuts and scabs across my chin. I understood that mistakes happen, so I didn't hold that against her. This time, however, I specifically communicated my concern to Kassie. She recommended a different tool that she described as being "cut proof." When I arrived for my scheduled facial, I was told the tool was broken and that we should reschedule. I had already rearranged my work schedule and made arrangements for my animals to accommodate the appointment. I asked whether there was another service I could receive instead, but was told they didn't offer anything else and that we should simply reschedule. Kassie then suggested calling in a prescription for acne. I provided the necessary information, went to the pharmacy, waited in line, and then discovered the prescription had been sent to the wrong pharmacy. I had to drive to another location, adding roughly another 45 minutes to an hour to an already wasted appointment. A few days later, I returned for my facial and paid around $350. I also asked about fitting in another facial before my wedding, and Kassie told me to call and schedule one. The next day, I noticed an additional $100 charge. When I asked about it, Sarah told me it was a cancellation fee. I explained that I had not canceled the appointment -- Kassie had asked me to reschedule because the tool they intended to use was unavailable. At no point during that interaction was I told that I would be charged a $100 cancellation fee. I would have been much more understanding if this had been clearly communicated to me at the time. Instead, I was charged after the fact and then told that it was simply the clinic's policy. I tried to resolve the issue respectfully over text during business hours. After several messages went unanswered, I received an automatic reply stating that the clinic would be unavailable for several days. I responded that I wished the issue could have been addressed before she was away because I felt the charge was unfair and had never been explained to me. Sarah's response was extremely hostile. She took offense to my referring to her being "on vacation," even though I was simply referring to the automatic message saying she would be unavailable. The conversation escalated from there, and I was ultimately told that I was no longer welcome at the clinic -- one week before my wedding. The $100 itself wasn't the issue. It was the lack of communication, the fact that I was charged for an appointment I did not cancel, and the way my concerns were handled when I tried to address them. I have spent thousands of dollars at this clinic and expected basic professionalism and customer service. Instead, I left feeling disrespected and extremely disappointed. Although Kassie is nice to work with, I would never work with Sarah again.

The quintessential barber shop. Ed has been cutting hair here for a long time. Great haircut and…read moregreat barbershop BS, fish tales, sports talk, you name it. Guys paradise. Ed is very personable, always service with a smile. $12 haircut. Street parking. No appointments. Open M-Th 8-5

5 stars. Brett took over for his Grandpa Ed. Brett is a master of his craft. Once you go, you'll…read morealways return.

Both Anna and Estelle are very good at trying to resolve your issues as a client. They are kind and…read moredo all they can in their specialities to get you better. I will definitely be a regular here!

Anna Giedd is an outstanding massage therapist. I have been seeing her off and on for two years…read moresince I had a car accident. Throughout seeing her she has been constantly learning, and it shows. She has been able to help with some of muscular issues that no one has been able to help me with. I have been to numerous doctors, chiropractors, physical therapists, and other massage therapists. I can say that Anna is one of the best. Also she offers very reasonable prices for massages, compared to others in the area.

Highly recommend getting your massage here! I went for my first massage ever and was not…read moreintimidated in the slightest. The staff respect you very well and gear your massage towards what you need. Fair prices and clean environment! You won't be disappointed!

I've been to Tyra several times now for tight/sore neck and shoulder muscles. I always feel great…read morewhen I leave! Much more range of motion in my neck. She also gives tips on exercises or stretches I can do on my own. She listens to my concerns and makes recommendations as well as giving a great muscle relaxing massage.

I wanted to try a dermal filler in my lips due to age-related thinning and did lots of searching on…read moreGoogle to find someone with great reviews, and that someone was certified RN injector, Jaden (also the owner). While I "knew" what I was signing myself up for, I also am somewhat of a baby when it comes to needles, so Jaden's kind and calm demeanor totally put me at ease. After discussing what kind of outcome I was hoping for, she talked me through the steps of the procedure and aftercare and made sure to answer all my questions before she began. Once the filler was completed, I was so happy with the results!!! Plus, the discomfort and healing time were minimal. In the couple weeks since I've had the filler, I have been spreading the word about Jaden amongst my family and friends and have rediscovered the joy of wearing lipstick. Jaden also offers botox to smooth wrinkles and relax facial lines, microneedling, facial care products, etc.

This review mostly has to do with tattoo artist Mel Georgakopoulos but also reflects a general…read morepattern of disorganization and poor communication at Wintership. I chose to work with Wintership (and Mel in particular) because Wintership is an extremely well-respected tattoo parlor (and one of my siblings has had numerous tattoos done at Wintership over the years) and Mel is a professional tattoo artist with an impressive portfolio, years of experience, and many satisfied clients who have left positive reviews of his work. However, I have been consistently surprised and disappointed that Mel and Wintership have met so few basic expectations throughout this entire experience. In April, I scheduled a tattoo consult with Mel for a tattoo I'd had in mind for a few years. I sent a detailed email with reference images and descriptions as suggested on Wintership's website. At the consult, Mel took a $40 cash deposit and was totally unprepared for the consult. He hadn't looked at the email and didn't even know it existed, so most of our 10 minute consult was him reading the email. (All emails to Wintership appear to go to a single shared mailbox.) We did discuss the design, and I felt encouraged by his creative insights. I asked to be kept updated with in-progress art so we could collaborate, and we scheduled an appointment for May 30th. Unfortunately, I heard nothing from Mel over the coming weeks and was concerned by the total lack of communication. On the morning of Friday, May 26th, I reached out for any artwork in advance of our Tuesday appointment (Monday was a holiday), but he was already off for the weekend. I respect people's time away from work, so I figured maybe I'd hear back sometime Tuesday morning so we could collaborate on the design. That didn't happen. On Tuesday, the day of the appointment, I finally heard from Mel less than an hour before our scheduled time. He texted to say he couldn't find my email, which suggested to me that he hadn't been working on the design at all. I reminded him of my email address so he could find it and said, "I was expecting to have seen some art by now, and I'm not comfortable moving forward with the appointment today without input on the design. If it's possible to reschedule, can we do that?" He agreed and was very apologetic. We rescheduled for June 14th, and he said, "Ok. Again, sorry for the inconvenience. I'll send art before the appointment." I felt disappointed but fairly comfortable with his reassurance, but that ultimately turned out not to be true. Early in the afternoon the day before our rescheduled appointment, I texted Wintership to see if I could see any art because I'd expected to have already seen art and was getting worried. Mel was busy tattooing at the moment, and I was told the message would be passed along. As of 9 p.m., I had heard nothing. I texted, "Given the continued lack of art (which was assured) and therefore the inability to collaborate on the art beforehand, I'd like to rebook my appointment with [another artist at Wintership] and have my $40 deposit transferred to [that other artist]. I understand there will be a wait. I'm quite disappointed with this whole experience as I thought I would have had this tattoo on May 30th." The next day (the day of the appointment which was scheduled for 4:30 p.m.), Wintership finally responded at 5:05 p.m. with a line drawing of the tattoo concept--the first art I had seen the entire time. I responded, "To get art (that was requested and assured to be provided in advance so we could collaborate) a half hour after our scheduled appointment time does not fulfill the expectation." Wintership refused to even attempt to schedule me with the artist I requested, but they did refund my $40 deposit, after which they insulted me. They also managed to remove this exact same review from Google Reviews. Apparently they REALLY do not like accountability. Throughout this ordeal, Mel and Wintership have consistently demonstrated staggering incompetence and disrespect. I have to assume based on this experience that I should not be attempting to do business with Wintership. Fare thee well, Wintership. I hardly knew ye.

We had an amazing experience with the incredibly talented artist Ashley. My sister and I got…read morematching tattoos and had an excellent experience from booking through to the day of our tattoos. She exudes kind, chill, and professional energy throughout the entire process. Her nature inspired art is displayed in the shop (also very clean) and was an inspiration for future tattoos. If you're looking for a gifted and professional artist, I'd highly recommend Ashley!

never again! Terrible cut, my child left balling as they didn't listen when he said just a little…read more his hair is gone.

Great service. Go for the MVP. Love the hot towel and scalp massage. The stylists are friendly.read more