Thanks for the warning. My friend went there for a facial, got the opposite of relaxing from a very "eccentric" owner. Additionally, the owner tried and insisted her to buy over $200 of her products. Be warned!

Warning: Be careful with getting a massage here. After my friend got an incredible facial, she recommended Zahara Day Spa and suggested that I go for a massage. I have been getting massage for 15 years and even dated a massage therapist, so I can say with confidence that I know what is proper practice and what is not. The "therapist" was not only unprofessional in her massage technique but also believed herself to be a chiropractor. After attempting to "crack" my back and shoulders, I ended the massage immediately and complained to the owner. If I had wanted my back cracked I would have gone to a doctor in the first place. The owner "fired" the therapist on the spot and then begged me not to sue.

Weeks later and several sessions of physical therapy to repair the damage to my shoulder, I find out that the "therapist" is STILL giving massage there. I am shocked by all the positive reviews on Yelp for this place. I will never go back and cannot recommend this spa to anyone.

AMAZING!! Just did the Swedish Massage after a Boot Camp class. I booked the Deep Tissue Massage for next weekend. So worth the money and a great way to relieve stress.

Has anyone tried this new spa? I'm excited to have a place in my neighborhood, but it seemed a bit pricey, at $130 for a standard facial. Is that a normal price?

There are a couple of obviously fake reviews on Yelp. When will people realize what a turn off that is??