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Lasata Salon & Spa

Lasata Salon & Spa

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4.8 Google Review
2014 2nd St SW #C, Rochester, Minnesota, 55902, United States
(507) 536-0004 lasatasalon.com
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Mar 22, 2022
Love this salon. Very welcoming. Stylist Jodie is phenomenal. She is so tallented in both color and cut, I don't know what I would do without her. She takes her time with you and you never feel rushed. She makes you feel like a queen!

Apr 19, 2022
Kambrie does fun makeup facial..relaxing, respectful, calming. Will return!

Mar 24, 2022
BEWARE. Absolutely HORRIBLE JOB. Erin told me when she was cutting my hair that she had cut a ladies hair who loved it when she left and then called to complain after she got home. And I totally understand why. Erin has become a professional at hiding her imperfections with styling the hair before you leave so you don’t notice how bad it is. I did try calling the salon to get it fixed before I posted this review and the owner of the salon was extremely rude to me and disrespectful. I was at work and they literally called me about 10 times in a row. And I told them I had until the 18th to start my new job and I wanted my haircut done before that and she told me that if they put it out that far then it’s like I’m getting a whole new haircut for free. But I only gave her that option because she was having struggles to “fit me in” so then I gave her a little more time. But apparently then I would have to pay again. Ha ha ha I should have never paid for the one I have now or my sons.

Apr 27, 2021
Maria is awesome and everyone is so friendly! Highly recommend for nails and hair!

Mar 27, 2021
Lisa was amazing, she is a great massue and also delivers amazing facials!

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Opening Hours

Tue:7:30 am - 8 pm
Wed:7:30 am - 8 pm
Thu:7:30 am - 8 pm
Fri:7:30 am - 5 pm Open Today
Sat:8 am - 4 pm