Words can't begin to describe how happy I am with the work Cody did on my arms. He's definitely got…read moremore business coming from our family.Thank you so much for your beautiful art.

I have had 4 tattoos and 2 cover-ups done by Martin at Muse Tattoo. I provide him a concept and…read morelet him do his art thing, which has resulted in beautiful tattoos. I have a number of tattoos, and know when a tattoo artist has a soft touch tattooing style or not; Martin has a gentle touch and is a considerate tattoo artist, as he is aware some areas of the body are more sensitive than others, and when tattooing a complex tattoo (where it is necessary to apply more ink to one particular area), he knows that could become a sensitive spot. It is a plus the tattoo studio is clean, has a very cool vibe and laid-back atmosphere. Oh... the maze tattoo - it is an actual maze.

Went here for Friday the 13th and Joe did my tattoos. He was awesome did such a good job and I love…read morethem. It was so fun in there they were blasting music and had to many prints to choose from definitely want to go back!

Do not go here and let Michael tattoo you. $100 for this garbage. I requested a refund weeks ago…read moreand he said he'd "talk to the owner" and then never got back to me after I followed up several times. Terrible experience - and that is scarring on the petal that fell out cause he went too deep. Also didn't tell me that he's an apprentice, found that out from their website.

Amber is amazing at making your tattoo dreams come to reality. She's fun and easy to work with,…read moreshe's got a lifetime client! Thank you Amber.

Worst piercing experience I've ever had!!!! My friends and I…read morecame here to get piercings, and we all left deeply disappointed. We honestly should have turned around and walked out the moment we stepped in--none of the staff greeted us. Three employees were sitting around on their phones, and with no other customers in the shop, it felt unwelcoming and awkward from the start. We weren't given any choice in our jewelry, and what they did put in was completely incorrect. One of my friends got a conch piercing, and instead of a flat back stud (which is standard and appropriate), they used a horseshoe ring. Another friend and I got upper helix piercings, and they put in 20 gauge butterfly back lobe jewelry--which is absolutely not suitable for cartilage piercings. I've had several cartilage piercings before, so I immediately knew something was wrong. I asked the piercer why he used a butterfly back instead of a flat back, and he dismissed my concerns, saying, "I've been piercing for a long time, so I know what I'm doing," and claimed that flat backs are harder to clean. Ironically, butterfly backs are full of little crevices where bacteria can easily build up, making them more difficult to keep sanitary. To make matters worse, when I got up after being pierced, I noticed my hand was bleeding. I suspect he dropped a needle and it nicked me, which was very concerning. That's when I realized he hadn't wiped down the chair between clients--and even more disturbing, the piercers didn't wash their hands before gloving up. They had literally been eating pizza when we arrived. The aftercare advice was also completely off. He told me to clean the piercing with Dial soap because "everything else would dry it out"--referring to saline solution. That's just bad advice. Drying out the area is exactly what you want to avoid bacteria buildup. Overall, the entire experience left a bad taste in my mouth. It felt like they had no real understanding of safe, hygienic piercing practices. As soon as I got home, I booked a jewelry change appointment at my trusted piercing shop--Hippie Hoops and Holes--who are incredibly professional and kind. At that appointment, they were shocked by what I told them about this shop. They replaced the jewelry with the correct gauge, which was painful because the previous piercer had squeezed on the butterfly backs so tightly there was no room for swelling. They had a hard time removing them. My friend with the conch piercing also had to get hers changed. The piercer at Hippie said the ring had been bent to fit around her ear--and if she'd left it in, it likely would have caused a major keloid or even ruined the piercing altogether. It's common knowledge that you don't pierce a conch with a hoop. They also told us that all of our piercings had been done at strange angles, and if they don't heal properly, we may need to have them corrected in the future. That's not something anyone should have to worry about after paying for a professional service. I truly cannot recommend this place to anyone. If I could rate it zero stars, I would. Also, please note that in Idaho, tattoo/piercing shops aren't required to have a sanitary license--so please do your research and be cautious before getting any service here.

An absolute waste of time. Booked an appointment which the owner did not show up for. When I…read morecomplained, he told me I had an attitude. do not give this place your business,

My experience at A Minds Eye Tattoo was absolutely stellar! From the moment I walked in the door,…read moreI knew I was in the right place. The shop is incredibly clean and beautifully decorated with amazing paintings. I scheduled my appointment many months ago through Wendy. Although we had never met, I felt like we had always been friends. She's so fun and always has a smile for clients when they come in. I met with Tony Adamson and we discussed ideas of how to work with my existing work to create a flowing back piece. It required some cover-ups, which was a bit of a challenge, but the end result was absolutely outstanding. Tony is truly one of the best artists I've ever known! I traveled from San Francisco to have him finish my back and I couldn't be happier that I did. I'll be back for more!! Thank-you Tony for making me feel like a living piece of one of a kind, fine art. Not only are you amazingly talented, you're also really fun to work with. I now feel like I have one of the most EPIC tattoos I've ever seen!

Great Tattoo shop. Ian is an amazing artist. He did an awesome job for my son and me. We got…read morefather/ son tattoos. Very happy with them!

Referred by one of my good friends... I had a tattoo coverup that I had been waiting years to do…read more It's better than anything I could ever imagine. 10 stars . Thank you Shane! Seriously don't look elsewhere the best tattoo artist by far

Due to an emergency with the piercer's family, my scheduled appointment was a no-go. It was…read moredisappointing but Nina completely made it right and performed the service herself and offered a generous discount for the inconvenience. I'm really grateful for her and she did a great job! Highly recommend!!! (Crossposted on Facebook and Google)

I hate to be a "karen" and didn't want to leave a bad review. I reached out to this shop via email…read moreback on June 13th with photos to try to come to a resolution as I didn't feel the outcome was at all desirable. I received zero response. On June 8th on a whim I popped in to get two nostril piercings. I was able to be taken on the spot and all the hygiene practices were good and the process was easy. Two decades ago when I got the same piercings, they used a ball ended straight piece of jewelry, they used L-shape here. I followed all protocol regarding cleaning and keeping the area free from infection. But as the slight swelling began, my husband and I could t help but notice within 3 days the piercings were sunken into the hole. It was not only painful but not sustainable. By June 11th I called the local shop in Coeur D'Alene where we were presently on vacation. The gentleman working there wanted me to come in then, but he had no an availability, so he kindly came in early the following day as we had prepaid activities I needed to attend and he felt the matter was urgent. When he saw the jewelry he was surprised as he said it wasn't a type he sees often for new piercings and didn't account for swelling. After replacing the L-shaped with labret jewelry and $135 later, my new piercings felt way better and I haven't had an issue since. I'm disappointed in my outcome and believe it was completely due to the type of jewelry used. It's also disappointing to not receive a response from the business in over a week. Yet I'm sure I will on here promptly. It's easy to say "do your research" about going to a location but there were only 8 reviews previously.

If you're debating where to get tattooed--stop. This is the place…read more Brendon is basically the human version of "good vibes only" friendly, approachable, and somehow makes getting stabbed with a needle feel like a chill hangout. The shop is clean, sterile and everyone in there was super nice. The whole process was smooth from start to finish, and my custom design turned out even better than what I had in my head (which never happens). Pain was 100% worth every penny. Already counting down to my next session. Thanks, Brendon!

Brendan was super awesome! He took great care of both my brother and I, especially for my brother's…read morefirst tattoo. He did such an awesome job on the tattoos and I would recommend coming to see him!

I feel a little goofy giving this place five stars, because they did my first tattoo and I don't…read morehave any others. However, it's easy to see that they hire quality artists. Mike is the mothertrucking man and, one day, I might even get some ink from another artist. Going back in just under a week for tat number two. These guys make you feel comfortable, are good to shoot the breeze with, and they play some excellent metal while you sit and get poked with needles. I will say, they are probably more expensive than you're used to, but totally worth it. Mike charged $100 an hour, but got a good-sized one (approx 5" x 5", with color) done in 1.5 hours, so $150 for a big, badass tattoo. Come down and get some work done, pansie!

Best tattoo shop in town. Been tattoo more times than any other place. Could not recommend enough.read more