Sava Spa Inc

03/20/09

Descrimination?

by RobbieO at Citysearch

My friend and I both walked in for an interview for massage therapy position here. She has years more experience than I and is incredibly talented. The only difference is she is black and I am from Russia. When they turned her away and hired me, I was shocked. Of course I did not take the job, but I think businesses like this should be made public about their discriminatory hiring practices.

• Pros: Example: best croissants in town
• Cons: What are the drawbacks?

02/11/09

Read the reviews!

by ktboko at Citysearch

I find it funny that the review below is written by a "professional," writer yet she can't manage to properly spell all the words she uses in her rant. The one titled "Horrible" as well--this format even offers spellcheck, perhaps a professional psychiatrist would be able to identify the connection between one's anger, with the inability to write a cohesive sentence. In any case, I found it interesting, and also wanted to say here that I am a regular client of Sava Spa. It's my home-away-from-home, my sanctuary, it's where I go to be made beautiful and to talk with Joanna, Galina and Marta, all the women who were put down in the first two reviews, and for the life of me, I cannot understand why.

08/31/08

HIGHBROW

by Portobello at Citysearch

For a man, having his eyebrows and lashes tinted could be a harrowing experience. But not so at Sava Spa. Joanna and her staff are the most friendly and professional people. Any guy wanting to put his lashes in the hands of a beautician does not want to come out looking like Ivana Trump. So let me say Sava Spa is the place to go if you want a terrific cappuccino, personal attention, great surroundings and eyebrows and lashes looking like they did twenty years ago.

• Pros: Two Thumbs up
• Cons: None