Nail Salon Near Me in Edgewater for Rose-Petal Pedicures: Rosé Nail Lounge

Rosé Nail Lounge sells a $200 pedicure, and it is the reason most first-timers walk through the door at 3050 Biscayne Boulevard. The Rosè Gold Pedi runs an hour and forty-five minutes, starting with a rose-petal and herbal soak. The salon sits on the Edgewater stretch of Biscayne between NE 30th and NE 31st Streets, opens at 10 am on weekdays and Saturdays and at 11 am on Sundays, and books every chair through Fresha with instant confirmation. If you search nail salon near me from Midtown, Wynwood or the Edgewater high-rises, this is the address.

Rosé is not a two-chair studio. Its Fresha profile lists more than twenty-six practitioners, and the salon has collected a 4.9 rating across roughly 2,500 reviews there, a volume few Miami salons reach. That scale explains the rhythm inside: bookings are fed straight from the app, technicians rotate between gel, dip and pedicure stations, and regulars ask for people by name rather than taking whoever is free.

The salon has not published its opening year, its owner or the story behind the name, so this guide does not guess at them. What the menu does show is a clear house identity. Several signature services open with a rose-petal soak, the scrubs are organic sugar blends infused with dried flowers and essential oil, and the top pedicure is named after the shop's own spelling of Rosè.

There is no Metrorail or Metromover station within an easy walk, so the bus is the transit answer. Metrobus Route 3 runs local service up and down Biscayne Boulevard between Downtown and Aventura and stops at Biscayne and NE 30th Street, which leaves you a few steps from the door. The Biscayne MAX, Route 93, uses the same corridor but makes limited stops, so the local 3 is the safer bet.

Coming from Wynwood or the Design District, the salon is a short ride east rather than a walk, about a mile and a quarter from Wynwood Walls. Fresha's own neighborhood pages group the salon with Midtown, Wynwood and the Design District, which is roughly its catchment. The salon takes cash, credit and debit cards, which helps if you plan to tip the technician separately.

The Rosè Gold Pedi is a detox package, priced at $200 for an hour and forty-five minutes. It pairs the herbal rose-petal soak with a Himalayan salt scrub, a clay mask and paraffin, and it is built for someone who wants a long sit rather than a quick polish change. Book it for a weekday morning, when the room is calmer and nobody is rushing you out of the chair.

If $200 feels steep, the CBD Pedi is the middle path at $150 for an hour and fifteen minutes. The Regular Mani and Pedi combination costs $65 for about an hour, and the Gel Mani and Pedi runs $100 for an hour and a half to two hours. Regulars often mention the foot and temple massage as the part they come back for, so do not skip the add-ons that extend it.

Hands are where Rosé shows range. A Basic Mani is $30 and takes half an hour, and the same figure appears on the salon's own website. A standard Gel Mani, the no-chip LED lamp polish, is $45. A Gel Mani with strengthener costs $65, the Korean Gel Mani is $75 for an hour, and the Russian Mani, the dry, e-file cuticle method that gives a very clean edge, is $95.

For extensions, the menu names its systems. The Aprés short full set, better known as Gel-X, costs $85, a Japanese Builder Gel full set is $100, and Dipping on natural nails is $60. The salon also works with the Luminary multi-flex gel system and Polygel. New enhancements and gel manicures carry a seven-business-day guarantee, after which repairs are charged as new work.

The reviews read like a roll call of repeat clients. One October 2026 regular wrote simply that Paulina is the best, another said she always gets a great pedicure, and a third praised a technician who is consistent and fast without cutting corners. A client who visited on October 11 singled out Caden and Mr. D and called the place hard to find anywhere else in Miami.

Fresha's own summary of the reviews says clients rave about the gel manicures and pedicures and keep mentioning the foot and temple massage. Men book here too; several of the recent October reviewers are male clients. The room is described again and again as clean and relaxing, which matters in a salon that runs this many stations at once.

Rosé enforces its rules in writing. Cancel with less than two hours' notice and you are charged half the booked service. On holidays the window grows to twelve hours and the charge to the full amount, and a no-show is billed at 100 percent. There are no refunds. Clients who rack up three no-shows are blocked from online booking and can only come in as walk-ins.

That last rule is the only place the salon mentions walk-ins, so treat Rosé as appointment-first. One reviewer this summer was disappointed that a holiday design had not been arranged ahead of time, which is a fair warning: if you want detailed art, say so in the booking notes and choose a technician who lists art in her services. Gift cards are non-refundable and work only at this location.

Weekday hours run from 10 am to 8 pm, Saturday from 10 am to 7 pm and Sunday from 11 am to 6 pm. With more than twenty-six technicians on the roster, same-day slots appear more often than at small studios, but a two-hour Rosè Gold Pedi needs a long open block, so book that one a few days ahead and pick a weekday morning near the 10 am opening.

If the app shows nothing for your day, The Coco's Nail and Spa at 43 NE 2nd Avenue in Downtown Miami is a well-reviewed backup, rated 4.9 on Fresha and open from 9 am on weekdays and Saturdays. It closes at 6 pm on weekdays and 4 pm on Saturday, and it does not open on Sunday, so it suits a lunch-hour gel change better than an evening one.

Once the top coat has cured, head southwest into Wynwood, about a mile and a quarter away, where the Wynwood Walls mural park on NW 2nd Avenue is open every day and closes in the early evening. A morning pedicure at Rosé lines up neatly with an early-afternoon visit there. Wear sandals if you had a pedicure, because the streets around the murals are best covered on foot.

If you would rather shop than look at murals, the Midtown Miami blocks sit between the salon and Wynwood, with shops and cafes spread across its blocks. It keeps you close to the Route 3 bus on Biscayne if you are heading back toward Downtown or north toward Aventura.

Address: 3050 Biscayne Boulevard, Miami, FL 33137, in Edgewater. Hours: Monday to Friday 10 am to 8 pm, Saturday 10 am to 7 pm, Sunday 11 am to 6 pm. Booking is online through Fresha with instant confirmation. Payment is cash, credit or debit card.

Prices from the menu: Basic Mani $30, Gel Mani $45, Korean Gel Mani $75, Russian Mani $95, Gel-X short full set $85, Builder Gel full set $100, CBD Pedi $150 and Rosè Gold Pedi $200. Late cancellations under two hours cost half the service, no-shows the full price. Transit: Metrobus Route 3, Biscayne Boulevard and NE 30th Street stop.