I've been a customer for years even before them moving to this location…read more New location is beautifully lit, minimally decorated with clean lines and finishes. I like deep tissue sports massage and that's what I come in for. Joey and Bill are awesome, they've always recommended me the style of therapy I need genuinely when I've asked. Street parking is available. They take debit and cash, (not sure about credit cards). About tipping, they are a Spa and not a Medical Center. It's pretty standard everywhere for how they operate is to tip like a salon/ resteraunt etc...minimum $10 an hour.Ex: 1.5 hour, minimum $15 and so on. Bring cash for tips. So to those who are surprised about tipping culture, this lesson is for you. I've had my favourite massage therapist remedy my tired shoulders, golf elbows, etc.. To those who find the acupressure too strong but still want to finish your session, tell your massage therapist to use oil for the remainder time (that is more Swedish in style). Relax on!

Terrible experience..the most painful massage experience we have ever been through . I didn't even…read moreget arms of the front of the body done

Great massage and great service. There was a bit of a mix up with my appointment and the boss…read morecalled me to apologize directly and gave me a new option. I was thankful for the care and service. I will be going back and buying a package deal.

Excellent customer service. Outstanding massage. air conditionEd, comfortable,…read moreFriendly, courteous, highly recommended.

Great price for a good massage. My massage was with Victor…read moreand it was superb. The combo price can't be beat especially in downtown Vancouver.

Beware of misrepresentation on services & price at Queen's Feet 1288 Granville street. Went to this…read moreQueen's feet on Granville first time for foot reflexology. I have had many foot massages in my past but never at this place. I phoned and booked an appt. for 3pm - they quoted me $58 for 50 minutes for foot reflexology - good price. As I walked there, I live close by, I realized I was 15 minutes early 2:45--and that was when I was half a block away I saw my watch---they took me in set me up in the back area. It had a slight funky smell I couldn't quite place but comfortable recliner vinyl chairs with nice, dark lighting. They brought me black tea which I don't drink -- I said I'd do Green tea though? No, they don't have that and then they brought me water--water is good. I tell you all this because time is ticking by... I took off shoes and socks they brought foot bath as per norm had me turn around and move to the ottoman and the woman started to rub my shoulders--it was nice but I was there for my feet. Places often do this though to start as a complimentary service as your feet soak. That done, I moved back to the chair while she took the tub away I looked at my watch and it was 2:58 pm. She returned and thankfully moved onto my foot reflexology--it was a nice massage but not the best -- wasn't bad, kinda' just ok, but the woman was nice and friendly. Then very quickly it was over she got a hot towel to clean the oil off my feet and I looked at my watch and it was 3:34pm---whaaa? This was supposed to be a 50 minute massage for $58. So I said that it was not long enough--the very nice masseuse said 'oh the shoulder rub was part of it and the foot soak.' I noted I did not ask for a shoulder rub--I wanted a foot massage--she then had to talk with 'her boss' who proceeded to arrive and argue with me ruining any relaxation I had previously achieved saying basically -- 'too bad that was what they did there'. Now if I had wanted a combination massage I would have booked a combination massage, they have that available too for purchase---I wanted simply a 50 min foot massage--but now I just wanted to leave! What they should have done is just add another minimum 10 minutes as it was pretty obviously a lean service. I had said what time it was when the foot massage begun--not to mention what time I had actually arrived thru the front door---so it should have at least gone on for another 13 minutes. I had had enough arguing I put my shoes on as the 'boss' angily left the back area. I still gave my masseuse a $10 cash tip--was not her fault for the nastiness of her boss and their ridiculous policy. The nasty 'boss' was conveniently on the phone when I went up to pay. So I paid $60.90 (+$10 tip) for a nice but not great 36 minute foot massage--with a side helping of stress afterwards from the mean, non customer service friendly 'boss'. I wish I had asked if she was the owner? I write this to let others know what they may experience, and be forewarned of their practises as well as if this 'boss' does not own the establishment - the one who does own it knows what is actually going on there. I was the only customer there for the duration---which now makes a lot of sense.

My mom and I decided to try going for a foot massage at Big Feet in North Vancouver. They're a…read morechain store with many different locations throughout Greater Vancouver. Their massages are based on the principles or reflexology and acupressure.  Prepare to grit your teeth if you come for a massage here. They have very strong hands and apply very strong pressure. I was wearing my face mask and aside from just trying to stay healthy...I was kinda glad to have my face mask on so that nobody could see me scrunching up my face in pain while they were massaging my feet! I like strong massages though. I kinda tend to think that the more pressure they apply...even though it might be painful in the moment, it's probably doing more good for me in the long run. So...would I go back to Big Feet? Yes. Even though it was actually kinda painful and hard to tolerate...I'd go back.  The staff were all chinese and it didn't seem like they knew much English, so...go for the massage only, and don't expect any conversation while you're there. If they do happen to start chatting with you then....all the better!

Had the most horrible body massage today. I was in a double room with only a curtain dividing us…read moreand the man in the next room was moaning during his session. My therapist was terrible as well. She asked if I wanted an hour session instead of 50 mins so I agreed yes and then the massage was just awful. She spent so much time on my backside and legs pressing with her elbows and then I finally asked if she could use oil and do my back and neck. The guy doing the massage next to me had to tell her in her language I am assuming to use oil. She proceeded to dump so much oil on me and barely massaged my back and neck. Honestly the weirdest and worst massage I have ever had. When she told me I was done I looked at the clock at it was 50 mins and not the hour we had discussed. Think there was definitely a language barrier there. Would not recommend! My husband however had a foot massage and loved it. My girlfriend also had one at the same time and said hers was rough and terrible.

Stephanie Langlais is an amazing therapist. Her new clinic is pleasant and comfortable.read more

From the owner: Quanta Integrated Health is a multi disciplinary clinic in North Vancouver. We offer massage…read moretherapy, acupuncture and holistic health coaching. In regards to massage therapy we offer both rehabilitative and preventative massage treatments. Whether you are seeking massage therapy in order to compliment your wellness program or in order to rehabilitate or correct a new or pre existing injury we can help. We offers registered massage therapy services ranging from relaxation massage, deep tissue massage, myofascial work, craniosacral, visceral manipulation, lymphatic drainage, reflexology and more.

This is a must stop every time we come to Vancouver BC. I had the bugging pain on my right foot…read morefor months. I think they call it a bone spur. It was excruciating. I tried the very expensive good doctor insoles (that's for another review) for months. But coming here several times, yes it was also painful...but it helped. The masseuse are good. They listen to you and help you where you need it most. Today hubby had his lower back and shoulder problem. In 30 min he felt better. (They were fully booked today). I highly recommend coming here for your massage needs. Place is clean and everyone is really professional.

I was in the Burnaby area for work and I was looking to get a real good massage, deep tissue. I…read morefound this Gem = Foot Lounge, but even more of a gem = Arielle. Very strong hands good pressure, it did hurt during the massage, but the next day I felt like NEW! All the nods I had in the back are gone, and the cramp I had in my right calf also. Must attend. Simon

I have gone here multiple times, and everytime they do a great job. The staff are very…read moreprofessional. I recommend getting the foot massage, it is very good. The couches are very comfortable, and they give you pillows and blankets if you would like!

Can't go wrong at big feet. I like that I can call last minute and they've been very…read moreaccommodating. The price is very reasonable.

Upon entry, they'll give your feet a herbal bath and you'll be able to choose the type of herbs you…read morewant in your foot bath be it Jasmine, Lavender or even Hot Springs. After the nice herbal foot bath, they'll clean off your feet and then you'll get an exceptional foot massage. One thing I like about Footopia is that they use a stick to get at certain pressure points. Alot more effective than just using one's hands. More expensive than others, they really pamper your feet and provide superior service to any place I've been to thus far on Vancouver. You can also get a full body massage and shoulder massage amongst many other services.

I dropped in here on a whim a few weeks ago to try some foot reflexology, not really having any…read moreexpectations but figuring at worst it'd be a nice foot massage, at best I'd get some health benefits. I was surprised by the warmth and kind nature of the three people working there, and the lady who did my feet. The reflexology was intense, but had a sense of precision about it; I could tell she was "reading" my feet and responding to what she found. I'd been in a bit of a fog that day and came out feeling like I was present for the first time all day. I came back a week later for a full acupressure massage with Luke. If you want a deep tissue massage - oh man, this is how it's done. He worked spots on my back that I didn't know existed, and it was fantastic. Then he moved on to my legs, and there were moments when that was actually painful - but because of the intelligence and precision he'd demonstrated on my back, I trusted that he was doing what needed doing. The next day, my muscles were tender from the deep pressure - but sure enough, for the first time in a few weeks, they weren't aching from within. I'll definitely be back.

Visiting from out of town and wanted a good massage late Sunday night. Our whole family had an…read moreexcellent 75 min deep tissue session. The facility is brand spanking new and the staff was friendly. Top notch technicians worked on us and completely relxed us. Slept like babies afterwards. Highly recommend.

Definitely a hidden gem in north vancouver. They offer a variety of services at great prices,…read morespecially for the north shore. They are respectful and on time. The space is clean, comfortable, and on the fancier side. I've tried the foot massage (also comes with a shoulder and neck massage), lymphatic massage, and combo couples massage (foot massage and Swedish massage). They have a variety of rooms available based on the service you are getting and the number of people in your party. Parking 4.5/5 (free and paid street parking available) Service 5/5 Ambiance 5/5