THEY MOVED down the street next to Monkey Bridge. I came in at 5:30pm on Friday night and was immediately taken care of. The new location is great and has private rooms! No more large group setting. I got a 60min body + foot massage for $70. All of the masseuses are extremely STRONG. This is definitely a ROUGH massage. If you have any injuries I wouldn't go here. I always go topless and wear shorts or Thai pants. My favorite part is the neck and head massage. I feel so refreshed after a week of working out! Highly recommend if you like a rough, deep massage! read more

Two Smiling Feet - Pricing as of October 2023 - Massage Near Me - Seattle, Washington

Bottom line: I was sexually assaulted by a male masseuse at this massage parlor. Unwanted, unwarranted. DO NOT GO HERE. I have filed a police report and will be making sure he is fired, but when I was fleeing the parlor, the staff acknowledged that I had been assaulted and said they "would pass it along to management". read more

Two of us got in last-minute for 60 minute body & foot massages after a long day of hiking. Reception was kind and massages were excellent! Our massage therapists hit all the spots with great pressure. The foot soak was especially lovely. We'll definitely be returning to this business. read more

Had the most amazing massage after work this evening, what a treat! The atmosphere is so relaxing and the massage was excellent. Can't wait to come back! The staff was very kind. read more

Two Smiling Feet - Massage table with fireplace - Massage Near Me - Seattle, Washington

This is the Ballard hidden gem, they take such good care of you, it's so relaxing and restorative. The rooms have a fireplace, they have a couples room that is so nice too! They truly are the nicest people, you won't be disappointed, treat yourself today! read more

Went for massage, had choices.1room ,1 person or1 room with couples. Including fire place and/or heating pad. Massage was awesome. Deep body , foot massage, and ambience of feeling rejuvenated. Very happy. Will return. read more

Love this place for a quick walk in massage. I would recommend making an appointment but you can def go without one. I had Wendy who was great! My friend had a male that massaged a little too fast for her. I will def be back to see Wendy though. $35 for an hour massage is great. Make sure to wear loose short sweats and a loose shirt with a bra or no bra. No clothes come off, but they work around straps. The massage is in a big room with other people but it's still very relaxing. read more

Two Smiling Feet - Pricing as of July 2019 - Massage Near Me - Seattle, Washington

See all

The massage was disappointing and the ambiance was definitely lacking. I have had much better experiences elsewhere for less $.

I had such a relaxing time here. I was a little worried since I've never been to an Asian place before but it was so worth it. Like where else can you get your feet soaked for 15 min and then massaged for 10? An American place could never. I got hard pressure and my masseuse def identified and worked on my knots. I woke up sore but looser the next day. Few things to note: - Price is super affordable $45 for an hour - You stay clothed but they'll unhook your bra and lift your shirt up. My friend suggested wearing a sports bra if you're uncomfortable with this - There's a semi private, curtained off room for two people getting a massage but the other beds aren't private - It's pretty quiet! So if you're sitting in the lobby with a friend, try not to chat too much as the people getting a massage will hear it (made this mistake) - It's cash or Venmo only so may be hard to reimburse Overall highly recommend. read more

There are two location. My original review was for the wrong location. My thought behind the massage is still the same. It's so relaxing, the massage ‍ is so worth it! It's clean, the staff is friendly, and they are Covid safe. I recommend making an apt to be safe. Enjoy yourself! read more

AMAZING. They were able to see me and my friend same day as a walk-in. Best bang for your buck. 60 min 60$ each. The pressure is decently strong and they do a full body massage even face, head and feet. Definitely not high end and the rooms are curtains but I would definitely come back !!! It's hard to find a strong masseuse in Seattle read more

Giving 5 stars for essentially an on demand massage service. I can call and request massage same day verses other massage places that book 4-6 weeks out. I never know when I need a good massage, so it's hard to book that far out. It can be a little awkward at times just with the open space and language barrier, but overall I leave feeling relaxed. read more

I've been to this place numerous times before and after they moved and it has become my only massage place to go. The owners are always friendly and offer authentic Chinese massage that I always prefer over western style. What I usually get is a foot massage and a whole body message combo. The bed has a heated pad and the room is dim with light relaxing music. The new location has individual rooms instead of those curtain dividers in their old location. Price is reasonable compared to other massage salons. I highly recommend it! read more

This place is great. I go here every month or so. They always can see me almost right away, they give good deep tissue massages- harder than a lot of the fancy massage places- they're friendly and the place is clean. And the massages are cheap! read more

I love getting reflexology/foot massages & do so almost weekly, so I was really excited to try Two Smiling Feet when things started opening up as it's close to my house. As I was walking in so was another man who wasn't wearing a mask. The Gov's requirement to wear a mask outside of our homes went into effect today so I was caught off guard. I asked if masks were required & they said yes, but didn't ask him to put a mask on. They were accommodating when I asked to be seated further away from him & closed the curtains between us. I can imagine business is probably slow all things considering so it wasn't a huge deal - I had a mask on & so did all of the employees. A woman started my massage and was great, I was really excited, but then I heard the maskless man ask "there aren't any girls" when a man started his massage & the woman who started my massage switched with the male employee. Unfortunately it was as if this man had never given a massage before. He alternated between vigorously rubbing my foot back/forth & kneading the bottom of my foot in the same spot with his knuckles for 2-3 minutes at a time. It was awful. I asked him to use more pressure because he was using a light touch - it didn't help. It was terrible & started hurting (not in a good way). I finally couldn't take it anymore, asked him to stop ~30 min into a 60 min massage, paid & left. The prices are right, the space is nice & maybe the other employees are great, but I've never ended a massage early. I was so disappointed I am not sure I'm willing to give this place another shot. read more

Wow! One of my better massages and I have massages every month. Technique is good. Pressing and rolling with arms rather than the elbows. I can feel the muscles spreading out as he presses on them. Inexpensive too. Had the 75 mins for $50. Very reasonably priced. Definitely a repeat when I'm back. I might need another one this week depending on how my training goes Cash preferred so help them out, help us keep their cost low. Don't expect frills or scented aroma etc. it is a communal place. You have your place and massage us from head up toes and then the back. Nice and lightly scented cream and oil used. Warmed towel to clean it up at the end. Highly recommended. read more

My wife and I absolutely love this place. Whenever we go there together we get the double room so we can enjoy the massages together. The owners are so warm and inviting. We typically get a 1 hour massage and leave feeling rested and relaxed. Being able to support local businesses that offer high quality service(s) is something we enjoy, and this is definitely one of those establishments. Next time you're looking for a great massage, give Two Smiling Feet a try! read more

Booked an appointment then they said they were too busy. If they said they were busy on the phone I wouldn't be upset but for me to go down, park, and wait just to be told it's too busy is infuriating. read more

My best friend and I booked 2 hour full body massages. I had one of the best massages of my life here. We will absolutely come again. Thank you for such a relaxing morning! read more

Love the Ballard location. I often call with very little warning in advance - it's best to just catch them at a slow time vs a formal reservation. Their full body 60min/$60 massage is one of the best I've gotten and at a great price. They know how to apply the right amount of pressure, and target areas that need additional. It's very under the radar and a hidden gem. read more

After being a loyal customer for YEARS, I was just told my appointment was given away for being 5 minutes late. This despite the fact that on at least 10 occasions I've been made to wait more than 20 minutes for an appointment that I'd scheduled. If you only want to take walk-ins, then only take walk-ins. Unacceptable. I won't even go into the fact that I've never seen a towel replaced between sessions. I try not to think about the feet they've wiped before mine. read more

This was my first experience which this type of massage, and while i won't be rushing to get back there, for $40 ($35 plus $5 tip) it wasn't bad. No, it's not a Burke Williams massage, but it's also more than $100 cheaper. I liken it to a massage that a friend or partner might give you, but good luck finding someone who is willing to do it for an hour! Here, you keep all of your clothes on and they kind of massage you over it, often using a towel as a barrier. It's a bit awkward, but it works. I really enjoyed the foot massage and the head massage; the arms and legs and back were just kind of okay, and the chopping was rather unnecessary. I would have liked to have more of a back massage but they seem to have their own routine that they adhere to. All in all pretty okay - you pay for what you get. read more

Just came from a massage here and it was great!! I was hesitant to give Chinese reflexology massage another go, as several years ago I tried it elsewhere and it was far from enjoyable. My husband felt the same and I had to bribe him with wine to try it again. ;) I have to say, we were both pleasantly surprised. After we left, hubby said 'I think that may have been a life changer'. Yes, it's a communal room and you remain clothed, but I was still able to relax. We went late on a Friday and were the only patrons there for the majority of our massage. They start you off with a warm foot soak while they massage your head, temples, neck. Then they work their way down. It's full head to toe attention. And at $30/hour, you really can't beat it. The amount of pressure my guy gave was just perfect. I do like it on the stronger side though. Everything was clean. And the massage bed was actually quite comfortable. I usually find the face cradles to be very uncomfortable and I actually strain my neck more, but theirs was just right. Hubby and I will definitely be back. Thinking of doing this biweekly it's so good and affordable! read more

My husband and I were passing by and decided to go for it and get a massage. It was the best massage either have us had ever had! We have been back several times with the best service each time! read more

I've been going to this location and the Burien location. This is a family run franchise. So sometimes you get the same people even at different locations. They are so much fun here and make you feel so comfortable. My girlfriend and I go often and it's just always a hoot. I've also turned my husband onto it and he likes to go on a regular basis to. It's such a great way to relieve stress and relax. You definitely cannot beat the price is here in Seattle. I always look forward to my our relaxation massage. read more

My boyfriend and I were in the area and decided to give this place a go, especially since most of their reviews seemed positive. We called in about an hour ahead of time to make sure they had openings for two people, and headed over. All I have to say is OW! The next day I was so sore and felt worse then before walking in. We walked in and were surprised to be the only two people in the whole place. The two men greeted us and quickly sat us down in the communal room. We decided to go with the 60 min $45 massage that is pretty much full body. They asked no questions or had us sign no papers. The guys were brutally ruff and I had to ask multiple times to go lighter. At one point he was pressing down so hard on my back I felt like I couldn't breathe. I thought about walking out but decided to feel it out and didn't want to be rude. The massage had no technique, just pressing very hard and repetitive on multiple areas. The whole time I was just waiting for it to be over. The only thing that was mildly okay was the foot massage. Heads up: I left feeling worse then when I came in. Upon further inspection I realized they use Suave lotion for all massages which is very questionable in my opinion. For the price you get what you pay for. Please invest in the little extra money and avoid this place. read more

We have been loyal customers for many years now. However they have recently raised the prices by a lot and don't sell discount cards anymore. Service has been so so as well... Will be looking for a new foot massage place, they are plenty to choose from! read more

Decided to check out this location one night when the Fremont location had a 40m wait. I've found my new Go To Foot Spa - convenient drop-in availability and a wider range of services than others I've seen. You can still spend your $35 for an hour foot massage (and it's really quite good), or upgrade by $5 or $10 tiers to something more. I spent $50 on a 70- or 75-minute massage which was half upper body work. My shoulders get tense from my job and this is the best bang for your buck in the city. They work harder on my muscles than other massages places charging $60-$90/hr with private rooms. Not surprisingly, these types of places prefer that you pay and tip in cash but it's never been a big deal to me. Clean, quiet space with comfortable stations. Clean bathrooms, lots of stations so you don't need an appointment (but sometimes I still call in advance just to be sure). Street parking around Market Street and I always forget there's a shared parking lot behind the building (2h free). read more

$35 Value is there. You get what you pay for. Don't expect a luxury spa treatment. No frills or fancy specially scented candles with the latest expertly picked mood music just a towel over your clothes and a excellent foot rub. For the price it's not bad. read more

Sigh, fool me once, shame on you. Fool me twice, shame on me. That's how the saying goes right? I have been in desperate need of a massage since my last failure at the Two Smiling Feet in Fremont, so what do I do? I book another massage at Two Smiling Feet... in Ballard! At least, when I walked into this establishment, it didn't reek of cigarettes. I booked a 75m full body massage and indicated that I wanted hard pressure. My shoulders and neck have been extremely tight after doing a 40hr road trip across country in a moving van. The guy at the front desk asked if I would prefer a female or male, and I said I didn't care as long as they used lots of pressure! He led me to a room to get undressed in and said that the massage therapist would be with my shortly. Honestly, this part of the experience was a bit uncomfortable. I had not finished changing and the massage therapist (f) comes in unannounced. She tells me that I can take off my underwear if I want since "we're both female." I just awkwardly laughed and responded that it wouldn't be necessary. I then noticed that they have a SECURITY CAMERA in the massage room... which I found a bit unconventional. Granted, I am not sure what angle it's pointing at, but all in all this seemed a bit strange. The massage itself was ... mediocre at best. The lady leaned over my back and her hair was just flopping all on my back, and her shirt rubbing against my head. There was no neck or shoulder work, but instead she just kept rubbing my back and occasionally putting extreme pressure on my spine. She took my asking for no pressure on my spine for low tolerance of pressure so the rest of the massage was just her rubbing circles on my back at fast speeds, to create heat I guess? I felt like she spent an insanely long time on my legs despite my telling her that I would like more focus on my neck and shoulders, that which I received zero attention. Honestly the face/head massage was the best part, and I would have preferred that for 75mins rather than what I received. I really should have walked out once I realized the massage was not what I was expecting at all. Will not be returning and would advise against anyone coming as well. read more

Always Great! Stopped in for an hour massage last night. Best Place Ever. Affordable, Relaxing, Spotless. Ask for the amount of pressure you want at the desk. Enjoy enjoy enjoy. So sad that I can't go once a week since I moved from the area. read more

One of my favorite places. Looking forward to going back after the pandemic is over. Nicest people, quiet place, sometimes I even fall asleep. Probably been over 50 times in the last few years. Totally worth the money! read more

My feet ARE smiling! But seriously, peeps. This is a great little place, very affordable, attentive staff, great massage. It is communal so you likely wont be getting the experience of a completely quiet, private, totally uninterrupted session, but hey, thats why its only $35. And lets be honest, for an hour long, (basically) full body massage, thats still a great deal. They make the treatment area comfortable and warm with dim lights and quiet music. Heated blankets, warm towels and a hot foot soak are really nice touches when its 30 degrees outside. I will return again when I need to turn my foot frown upside down. You go now. read more

Solid Chinese foot massage spot. Clothed, shared room, one hour "foot massage" that is really full body. Some variability in the quality of the massage, they always play the same CD which skips, which is kind of annoying. But it is very affordable, close to my house, and I can walk in, so I'll definitely keep going. read more

Buy 5 and get the 6th free! This "foot massage" place is great! They are located in Ballard on NW Market Street. They have red lanterns hanging in the front, so you can't miss it! For $35 you get a good passage. It would be nice though if they asked you if you wanted a softer massage or hard massage, as needs are different for each individual. The first time I went, I had someone who smoked, so his hands smelled like smoke but the massage was great! I went back a second time and the girl that massaged me was good, but she was more delicate and I was hoping for a more deeper massage, but she had great smelling hands. All to say, it can be a hit or miss for the massage. They welcome you and have you start taking off your socks and shoes and then you lie down on your back. They soak your feet in warm water and the cushioned sofa table is heated. They do your front and flip you over on your stomach and do your back too. They even do your back with oils or lotion and a hot towel and dry towel towards the end. It is a good experience for $40 ($35/hr + $5/tip). read more

This place is the balls. Clothes on, shared space but you can request gentle to firm touch that is simple amazing for the low price of serious pampering. Do it. read more

I just got back from my third visit to Two Smiling Feet since I moved to Ballard last summer and am confident in rating it with a solid 5 stars. I can't wait to go again. First, let's acknowledge what this place isn't. It's not some gourmet spa where every patron gets their own scented candle, singing bowl, and a menu of fancy massages to choose from. The masseuses have not run the gamut of training in Swedish/sports/shiatsu/cranio sacral/what-have-you fancy schmancy massage. You are paying $35. It's best to visit with a healthy modicum of common sense realism. What this place IS is affordable, relaxing, clean, and a damn smashing bang for the buck. I've had the pleasure of walking out of all my massages thus far feeling that the service was attentive and respectful. All of my masseuses have provided great pressure and seem to know just which spots of tension need some extra care. They are receptive to feedback. For example, my neck and shoulders were really stiff and I asked for less focus on the lower body and more on the upper. My masseuse started me off with a great scalp/neck massage before working on the rest of my body, then refocused on the neck and shoulders. If you want something specific that is reasonable, all you need to do is ask. I really appreciate how well kept the place is. I've been to some questionable open room massage places (noisy, crowded, the glare of TVs broadcasting sports games intruding through my closed eyelids) and this place is the best I've experienced so far. I love the ambience with the low but not creepy lighting, gentle music, and soft voices. They engage good hygiene practices (e.g., lining the foot baths in disposable plastic, paper covers for the face rests) and make sure you are warm and toasty throughout your massage. I was pleasantly surprised when I realized that my bed was warmed. Either they added heating pads recently or the beds are heated and they weren't turned on my first two massages. Yes, as reviewer Jojo S. pointedly pointed out, English is a second language for many of the masseuses. You'd be a bit naive not to have known this beforehand and I hope you can sensitive and respectful, especially considering the peanuts you're paying to individuals who are working really hard to be successful in a new country. What might be interpreted as demands for tips just may be differences/difficulties in communication styles. This might not be the case all the time (never has been with me) but why perpetuate negative energy? See you in a week, Two Smiling Feet. read more

I've been going every other week for several months now. I get the 60 minute foot rub for $45 and it is beyond worth the price. They start with your feet in a tub of warm water and rub your shoulders, head and arms then move to the feet. It's transcendent, no joke. They have nice low mood music and the sound of running water to help soothe away your ailments. I'm pregnant and they always make sure that the table is comfortable for me. I go to the one in Fremont but there's one in Ballard too. It's such a great massage and it's such a good price, there's no reason not to treat yourself! read more

I'm Chinese, and have had countless reflexology sessions in both China and the US. This is not reflexology. First of all, my masseuse continued to get up and leave in the middle of my session (I think 3 or 4 times) to help customers who had just walked in and the ring people up at the cash register. His hands smelled like smoke and food. Never going back ever again. read more

While my 3 month old baby, who had been keeping me up all night with jet lag, finally decided to nap, I called and spoke to someone about coming in for a massage. Timing was important because infant naps don't last forever. I drove all the way here, found weekend parking in Ballard, and then was told they were too busy and didn't have time to honor my appointment. Also, the person who took my call was apparently not at the front desk, so the woman manning the desk (who spoke excellent English, so it wasn't a language barrier) called them, chewed them out in front of me, and then made them tell me they didn't have time. Awkward and unprofessional. If I could give 0 stars because I can't even evaluate the actual services I would. read more