56 E Andrews Dr NW · Buckhead, Atlanta 30305
56 E Andrews Dr NW · Buckhead, Atlanta 30305
midtown & ansley park, atlanta
north on peachtree
If you live in Ansley Park or work in Midtown, you already know the drill: decks, meters, and validation stamps just to get your hair done. LaBara is a straight run up Peachtree. We’re at 56 E Andrews Dr NW in Andrews Square, a small open-air courtyard of shops just off West Paces Ferry Road in Buckhead. That’s about four and a half miles from Ansley Park, and you park right outside the door.
Color is what we’re known for. Hand-painted balayage and foilayage, babylights, gray coverage that grows out softly, and corrections that fix what happened somewhere else. Extensions, cutting, smoothing treatments and bridal round out the menu, so the whole visit happens in one place.
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why midtown guests drive up
Midtown has no shortage of salons. What it’s short on is a color room this deep, and somewhere you can park without paying for it.
Andrews Square has its own parking in the courtyard. No deck ticket, no meter app, no circling Crescent Avenue hoping something opens up. Pull in and walk a few steps to our door.
We’re open until 8 pm on Tuesdays and Thursdays. Leave Midtown after work, beat the worst of the traffic heading north, and still make your appointment.
Most of what happens in this salon is color. We work in Redken and Schwarzkopf Professional, and every service starts with a real conversation about your skin tone, your hair’s history, and how much upkeep you actually want.
Hand-tied, tape-in and clip-in extensions, plus bridal hair with a makeup artist on staff. You’re not coordinating three vendors across three appointments in three parts of town.
our services
Most people book a color service with a cut in the same visit. Tell us when you book and we’ll allow the time properly.
All-over color, highlights, lowlights, gloss and gray coverage.
Hand-painted, lived-in color built to grow out soft.
Hand-tied, tape-in and clip-in, color-matched to blend.
Women’s cuts, transformation cuts, curly cutting and blowouts.
Box dye, banding and brass, fixed to a plan.
Frizz control that holds through an Atlanta summer.
Trials, day-of styling and the full wedding party.
getting here from midtown
Take 15th or 17th Street over to Peachtree, then head north. Peachtree Street turns into Peachtree Road past Brookwood Hills. Stay on it into Buckhead, then turn left onto West Paces Ferry Road. About four and a half miles and roughly twelve minutes outside rush hour.
The same straight run north on Peachtree. About five miles and roughly fifteen minutes outside rush hour.
I-75 north to exit 255 (West Paces Ferry Road), then east toward Andrews Square. Usually the quicker option when Peachtree is crawling.
Piedmont Road north to Peachtree, or cut across on 14th or 15th Street and pick up Peachtree heading north.
Arts Center station sits right beside the High Museum. Take the Red Line two stops north to Buckhead station, then a short rideshare west to Andrews Square. The MARTA 110 bus also runs up Peachtree from Arts Center through Buckhead if you’d rather stay above ground.
coming from around midtown
Photo: Warren LeMay, via Wikimedia Commons, public domain (CC0).
Photo: BakedintheHole, via Wikimedia Commons, public domain (CC0).
questions we get asked
We’re at 56 E Andrews Dr NW in Andrews Square, Buckhead. That’s about four and a half miles from Ansley Park and five from the heart of Midtown, a straight run up Peachtree. Most guests reach us in twelve to fifteen minutes outside rush hour.
Yes, and it’s free. Andrews Square is a small open-air courtyard of shops with its own parking, so you pull in and walk a few steps to the door. No deck, no meters, and no paying to park, which Midtown guests tend to notice right away.
Yes. Take the Red Line from Arts Center two stops north to Buckhead station, then a short rideshare west to Andrews Square. The MARTA 110 bus also runs up Peachtree from Arts Center through Buckhead.
Yes. We’re open until 8 pm on Tuesdays and Thursdays, which works well if you’re coming from a Midtown office. Color services take longer, so book early in the evening window and we’ll give you a realistic finish time.
ready when you are
Book online any time, or call and we’ll find you a spot. New color and extension guests start with a consultation.
