Top Feet

I love my 60&90 minute foot massages. Especially the kind that comes with a full-​body massage & acupressure. LEO is honestly the best guy for the job & I’ve been all over Los Angeles & Dallas for these massages. You can tell he really knows what he is doing and actually focuses on so many things rather than just going through the motions. Pressure for me is perfect. It is very firm without being painful. He is absolutely amazing. The 90 minute foot massage is only $ 45 but he does so much work, I always try to give him at least a $ 20 gratuity every time. Thank you, LEO!

Lilly is the best therapist that i have EVER been to! I love top feet and have been coming for 5 years

Ask for Anna, she is awesome.

Talk about «bang for the buck». 40/​hr– Great deal for an hour of back massage. Lily does a great job!

Lilly does a great job.
30 for foot and back which is my favorite but the 40 for full body is amazing as well!

Great massage. The basic foot massage actually starts out w about a 5 minute head and shoulder massage. After a quick foot soak and great, thorough foot and leg massage they round it out w a nice back massage.
Be warned… this is a combination of relaxing and therapeutic… the pressure can be upwards of intense… but it really seems as if the therapist knew exactly what he was doing.
The facility is typical of most of these businesses… large room w about 8 reclining chairs, then a cole more private rooms across the hall.
The large room is darkened and had so large TV… but soft music playing.
The area was relaxing and once started, everything was tuned out.
They offer several options, including full body massage. They also have a punch card for a free massage after 10 visits.
Price is great and service excellent!

Just had a 90-​minute reflexology massage here. Truly the best massage I have ever had. They really know their pressure points and understand how to work out all the knots. It starts out with a head and facial massage unlike any I’ve ever had, followed by a neck and shoulder massage. While you’re getting the above massages, you’re also soaking your feet in warm to hot water (Basin is lined with a disposable wrap, so it’s completely sanitary). Next, you get a full foot+lower leg reflexology massage. Afterwards you get a back massage. If you’re really into deep tissue/​reflexology massage, this is the place to go. It doesn’t have the fancy aromatherapy stuff that you expect from spa places. It’s not a place for «spa day» with your girls, but if you’re looking for a place to work out all the knots and tight muscles, you won’t be disappointed here!

The foot massage is incredible. I am not a huge fan of their back massage.

this place is my 4^th foot massage adventure… and now most often visit place~
4.5 stars!!!
*they offers a punch card… buy 10 and get 1 free* this is a plus!
they have 7 chairs on the left in a big room with a TV which you can control when not many is there… if there are a lot of people usually it’s just muted with something random or music on the background. there are 2 draped room without doors on the right side upon entrance… but I can’t imagine doing a full body massage there w/​out doors… you can still somewhat see through those laced drapes… it comes down to about knee level.
about 99% of the time we get the normal $ 30 foot reflexology … this place doesn’t really scrub your feet when soaking… so I do it myself rubbing my feet together once it’s been soaked for about 3min or so… I think I’ve had 2 guys worked on my foot before and they’re really professional every time we leave feeling relaxing and money well spent!
so it starts with they person leading us into the bigger room we were sat down in the middle row… and given a cup of water + tv remote to browse as they brought out the foot soaking bucket … then they semi closed the bag and start to massage your head/​arms (this is a new thing we’ve experienced at foot spas, other places usually don’t do arms/​hand/​head in the regular $ 30)…this totallly relaxes you… for about 5~8mins then they go on to your feet/​legs (no thighs at this place until flipping over) I thought the feet/​legs segment could be longer/​better … this is where the –0.5 stars come from… it’s about 35 minutes ish… then they go on your back side… leg/​thigh/​butt/​back/​shoulders to finish out the massage. then they give you another cup of water.
this have been our favorite place in the last several months, we’ll continue to look for new opened spas to try… in between with this place.
*handy note*
tips — we do tip $ 5/​person you could tip more if desired
they do take credit card which is a plus always
better to call then walk in … to avoid wait

This place is awesome! I’ve been here many times, and it’s so good that I keep going back.
My favorite combination is 30 minutes for feet and an hour for my back. The last 3 times I’ve gotten this combination, I’ve fallen asleep during the massage :)
I will say that my personal favorite masseuse is a young woman named Lucy. Her pressure point massage is spot on. I’ve also had AMAZING massages from Kevin and Jason.
I have a couple of knots that I’ve had for a while, and I’m hoping to make Top Feet a relatively common hour and a half mini-​vacation.

I thought I’d give Top Feet a try. Got an hour foot massage… since Happy Feet across the street was busy. I’ve experienced other superb foot massage spas in DFW therefore I gave Top Feet two stars. The facility was quiet, and clean. Actually too quiet almost creepy. Would be nice if they turned on relaxing spa music, only thing on was k-​pop videos without sound. The water was way hot for my foot, towels they used on my feet and legs OMG OUCH they were very rough, poor quality terry cloth towels double OUCH! they should really invest in softer towels that feel more like fleece. The massuer was just okay. I had to repeat myself often to remind him of the pressure. Overall experience was ehhh okay. Don’t think I’ll come back.

The man massuer did not understand my english. The place seems too dark. It was a decent massage for the price. I just did not feel comfortable.

We got a flyer in the Money Mailer for Top Feet. The deal was $ 25 for 1 hour, or $ 45 for 90 minutes. I’m not sure what I’m missing here, but the $ 25 deal is way better than the 90 minute deal, though that’s not a bad deal for 90 minutes.
We go in and it takes a couple minutes before we’re greeted by anyone. They lead us to a room that has a divider so we’re seated across from each other along a long room. It’s not strange, but it is different.
The massage is pretty good. It’s one of those, «It’ll hurt now, but you’ll feel better later» massages. The wife, in particular, said she thought like throwing up at one point or two. I was fine, though some of it was uncomfortable.
They let your feet soak in hot water while they massage your face, scalp arms and hands. It’s very relaxing as you would expect. They typically put lotion on their hands and when they’re massaging your head, that lotion will get in your hair. The wife always asks for them to not get lotion in her hair.
Then the feet. I don’t really remember much about the feet, I think mainly because I was so relaxed that I almost fell asleep, until a customer walked in the door and said, «HELLOoooo!» and abruptly woke me from my half sleep.
After the feet, they’ll ask you to flip over and they’ll massage your butt, back and shoulders. Also pretty good, though I think my head is too big for the hole, so it’s either my forehead that hits it or my chin, but not both and not neither. I can’t figure out how to get comfortable, so I always end up fighting the massage because I don’t want my neck to snap.
This place is above average compared to the 1 other place that I’ve been. I have a tight muscle in my back and I normally enjoy the back massage. In that respect, I think their back massage is below average. It wasn’t bad, but it wasn’t as good as I was expecting.