Areas We Serve

LAHH Salon sits at 1090 Kane Concourse, Unit B, in Bay Harbor Islands, FL 33154. Kane Concourse is 96th Street, the road that carries you across the two islands between the Broad Causeway and Bal Harbour. That spot is the reason our guests come from both sides of Biscayne Bay: the beach towns to the east and the mainland neighborhoods to the west share the same short drive to our door.

This page lists the towns we serve and how to reach us from each one. Some towns have their own page with more detail. Others are listed here in one honest line, because a town does not need its own page for us to welcome you from it. Everything we offer, and what each service involves, lives on the service menu. To reserve a chair, book online or call (305) 877-7706.

• Bay Harbor Islands. Home base. The salon is on Kane Concourse, the main street of the islands, in the row of storefronts along the concourse. The contact page has the map and the door to look for.
• Bal Harbour. The east end of Kane Concourse, where 96th Street meets Collins Avenue at Bal Harbour Shops. Most Bal Harbour guests are in the chair within a few minutes of leaving home. Bal Harbour guests, start here.
• Surfside. Just south of Bal Harbour along Harding Avenue and Collins. A few minutes up the road, and the same short drive back for a blowout before an evening out. Surfside page.
• Indian Creek. The village sits on its own island, reached by the bridge from 91st Street in Surfside. From the bridge it is a straight run north to Kane Concourse. Indian Creek page.
• Miami Beach. North Beach and Mid-Beach are the closest stretches, straight up Collins Avenue. From South Beach, plan on more time and stay on Collins or Indian Creek Drive the whole way north. Miami Beach page.
• North Bay Village. On the 79th Street Causeway between the mainland and North Beach. Guests come east to Collins Avenue and turn north, or cross to the mainland and take the Broad Causeway. North Bay Village page.

The Broad Causeway runs from Northeast 123rd Street and Biscayne Boulevard in North Miami straight onto Kane Concourse. It is the route most of our mainland guests take, and it puts the salon a few minutes from the west side of the bay. It is a toll causeway, so keep a transponder in the car.

• North Miami. The mainland end of the causeway. From 123rd Street, the causeway carries you straight onto Kane Concourse. North Miami page.
• Miami Shores. Along Biscayne Boulevard between Miami and North Miami. Guests head north on Biscayne to 123rd Street, then east across the causeway. Miami Shores page.
• Biscayne Park. The small village surrounded by North Miami, a few blocks west of Biscayne Boulevard, known for its log cabin village hall. A short drive east to the causeway. Biscayne Park page.
• Biscayne Gardens. The unincorporated neighborhood west of Interstate 95, just northwest of North Miami. Guests come east to Biscayne Boulevard, south to 123rd Street, and across the causeway. Plan on about 20 minutes outside of rush hour.
• North Miami Beach. North of North Miami around 163rd Street. Either come south on Biscayne Boulevard to the causeway, or take the 163rd Street causeway east to Collins Avenue and drive south along the beach. North Miami Beach page.

• Sunny Isles Beach. North of Bal Harbour past Haulover Park and the inlet bridge. Collins Avenue brings you straight down to 96th Street and Kane Concourse. Sunny Isles Beach page.
• Aventura. Inland from Sunny Isles around Aventura Mall. Take the William Lehman Causeway east to Collins Avenue and head south, or come down Biscayne Boulevard to the Broad Causeway. Aventura page.

• Miami. For guests in the city, Biscayne Boulevard is the spine: north to 123rd Street, then east across the Broad Causeway. From downtown, Brickell, or the Design District, plan on 25 to 35 minutes depending on traffic. Miami page.

The address is 1090 Kane Concourse, Unit B, Bay Harbor Islands, FL 33154. Kane Concourse is the main road across the islands, so once you are on it you are close. If your map app asks, Bay Harbor Islands and Bal Harbour are neighbors, not the same town, and we are on the Bay Harbor side of the bridge.

Hours change with the season and with holidays, so we keep them current on our Google listing rather than repeating them here.

We only build a town page when we have something real to say about that town: how guests get here, what the area is like, and the questions they ask us. When we do not have that yet, the town is listed here in one line instead. That keeps every page on this site honest, and it means you will never land on a page that was written for somewhere else with the town name swapped in.

book online, call or text (305) 877-7706, or read the service menu first. If you are new to us, the team page is a good place to start.