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    Redink Tattoo Studio

    3.3 (151 reviews)
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    Got a flaming rose tattoo and it's fire. Everyone was really nice and if I get another tattoo I'm definitely coming back

    All three tatts in a single shot.
    Frankenstein X.

    I received 3 tattoos from here and the artist did a great job. My first tatt (the prayer hands) was done by Edgar. He's professional, follows protocols and did an awesome job with amazing details. My second tatt (heart with arrow) was done by Andrea. She was efficient, professional and did a great job. My third tatt (skull with heart eyes) was done by Taylor. She's professional, follows protocols and has great customer service. Best way to describe Taylor is GENUINE. Loves doing work and genuinely wants to engage with clients. Best advice, pick artists that do great work and love what they do. They'll work with you. #BIGFACTSINALLCAPS #BigBronx #BXDomi

    My eyebrow piercing that got embedded due to improper sizing :/
    Bianca L.

    Me and my group came in a few weeks ago for piercings/tats. The tattoo artist was amazing and my experience with him was lovely! But the piercing thing became a bit of a nightmare. So i was in the downstairs area choosing my flash tattoo, I come back upstairs and see my mom got her tragus pierced, but all i see is a huge needle half-way in her ear with blood EVERYWHERE. this whole process was taking way longer than it should, about 2-3 minutes of seeing her ear a bloody mess. I have 15 piercings and know that it should not take that long. So I'm already nervous for my turn. Mind you I'm getting my lower belly button + eyebrow pierced, very sensitive areas!! The belly button is fine, but when it came to the eyebrow, he's measuring different sizes, and decides on the one he pierced me with, which to me looked a little small, but him being a professional, I was like whateva. So he pierces it and I immediately look at it and go "this looks a little short?" And he says "yeah, bc I just stuck a needle in your face. It's gonna swell" so I'm like whatever and made the mistake of not trusting my gut and inconveniencing him by asking him to resize the jewelry. So the jewelry continues to look suffocated by my eyebrow and I'm trying to convince myself it's just swelling. Tonight I look at my piercing and she's COMPLETELY embedded in my eyebrow!! I feel like sizing is something very simple and easy for a piercer to understand. Even me, looking at it knew it wasn't right!! I think it's really important for piercers to understand differing anatomy and to really care about their craft because stuff like this really really affects people's everyday lives. The piercer also told me to POP the blood blister forming on my nostril piercing. Any normal person will tell you that's the exact opposite of what you should do to any formation on ur piercing. I think he just needs to research up more on his own craft unfortunately and give better advice to people who might be too naïve to see that it's clearly wrong. !!

    Inside
    J. Lawrence N.

    The last time I got a tattoo it was almost 15 years ago and the tattoo artist completely f**ked up the tattoo I wanted despite having a photo of it right in front of him. So I was a little gun-shy going in. But this was something I'd wanted to do for some time. My husband on the other hand had been here once before, about four years ago, for something small. This time around he was getting something a little more delicate behind his ear. Suffice it to say that our tattoo artist, who is also the owner, was amazing and very careful to make sure we were getting what we wanted, exactly as we wanted, before he started. Clearly, he's been doing this a long time and knows his stuff. He even gave me a few suggestions on what could be done to cover up and salvage the now faded tattoo from a decade and a half ago. Hands down a great experience. And, I'm very at ease about moving forward with having something more extensive done. I don't really know what tattoos go for ... but even if it was a tad pricier, you get what you pay for. What we got was quality work that looks good.

    Me and 2 friends of mine got our tattoos done by Jay and he was amazing. He worked with our budgets and did an amazing job on the tattoos. He was super quick but he also has 30 years of experience so they came out super well done especially with fine line normally being really hard.

    This is proof I called them Friday night and spoke to someone for 2 minutes.
    Roger C.

    I walked by here late on a Friday night and decided to stop in to see if they were interested in modifying a tattoo I have across my lower back that covers a surgery scar similar to a tummy tuck, but just the back. I am not unhappy with the tattoo, I like it, but I have some ideas on how to improve it to further hide the scar. Plus, I have two "portal" scars right beneath it that I thought could be quickly covered with a star or something quick. The artist they had me speak with was great. We started to brainstorm and they had ideas to improve the original tattoo and embellish the tatoo to extend it down to cover the portal scars. To be honest, I didn't like the pain of getting a tattoo, so the thought of adding more didn't thrill me, but they seemed to know what they were talking about and was kind of excited about the possibilities which I found infectious. They had some other ideas to improve the tattoo as well which I figured I'd go with. We decided to get started the next day, Saturday. 6 months ago I paid $600 for the original tattoo, which took 3 sessions. I also tipped of course, so I probably paid a total of $800. I was shocked when the owner of Red Ink informed me this would cost between $600 and $800 for the touch-up. It didn't make sense to me since the labor would only be a fraction of what went into the original, so I figured this artist is going to turn this routine tatoo into a masterpiece, so I agreed, figuring it would be $600 because most places don't charge more than $200/hr for their best artists and I knew this wasn't more than 3 hours of work. How could it be?? When I got home, I realized I had committed to a fundraiser on the Hamptons given by SAGE. I pre-paid $300 for a ticket, which of course is ok since it was for charity. I had also paid for the Hamptons Jitney roundtrip. My fault. I figured I just couldn't go to the Hamptons and would get the tattoo I committed to. I remember the artist saying that Saturday or Sunday would work, so I figured I'd ask if would be ok to postpone to Sunday. I called RedInk pretty late -- around 10:30. A woman answered the phone. The artist had left for the day. I explained to her my predicament and said I would just not go to the Hamptons. She said my appointment was not yet on the books, and it would be NO PROBLEM for me to come Sunday instead. I profusely apologized and said I could cancel, but she said not to sweat it. She would tell the artist and put it in the schedule for Sunday. THE PROOF I MADE THE CALL IS ON THE ATTACHMENT TO THIS REVIEW. A 2 MINUTE CALL AT 10:43 pm. The place has two floors. One is ground level and the other subterranean. I got there around 12 Sunday and rang the bell. No answer. Rang it again. No answer. Hmmm. This didn't make sense. I went upstairs and saw people milling about! I made eye contact with a burly gentleman who I have since learned is co-owner. He looked at me, as if to acknowledge he knew I was ringing and he proceeded to drink his super-sized soda or coffee and ignored me. I went downstairs again. Rang the bell. No answer. Rang it again. No answer. I go back upstairs, see my artist and make eye contact with the co-owner. He finallyl swings open the doors and yells, "The bell didn't ring!" Huh? If the bell didn't ring, YOUR system isn't working correctly. Why would I stand downstairs and not ring the bell? That makes no sense, but that seems to be what he was arguing with me about. So, I went downstairs again. The artist met me at the door and I could tell he was perturbed. The woman never told him I rescheduled! I apologized profusely. He had waited for me all Saturday. But she told me she was going to leave a note and make sure he knew. She was even there on Saturday and said nothing to him about it. He understood and told me to come back at 5. I called at 3 to make sure we were still on. The woman who answered the phone said, "yes, he is here at 5." I asked her to make sure he was on schedule. I wanted to make sure we were aligned. I don't think she asked him what I told her to, because she came back with, "yes, he is here at 5." So, I get there at 5ish and he tells me the owners want $900! I am sure there is no reason for me to finish this review. I dodged a bullet is all I can say.

    Cover up tattoo

    Redink is THE place to go for all of your "cover up" needs. I needed a name covered because my soon to be husband told me I needed to get this other man's name off my body before we marry and I was NERVOUS. When I walked in the ladies at the front are super welcoming and everyone is hilarious, kind, and patient. My artist was Matias and he is the most gentle with nervous wrecks. He changed his technique to adjust to me being a baby and whining and flinching the whole time. I seriously gave him a hard time- but not on purpose. Thank you Matias- I'll be back for my next tattoo.

    Tattoo
    Darolle D.

    The workers are really funny and the service is nice, if you come in for a tat they're not judgy and they listen. Never went for a piercing but based off observation they're very gentle and they talk you through it for first timers!!

    Michelle B.

    I had been eyeing this place for a little over 3-4 months. I read the reviews on this place and was a bit iffy but I decided to give it a try cause other's reviews are biased on their experiences. I decided to just go with the flow one day and texted the store number to see availability that day and the guy behind the texting (I think it was Sergio or Red, not sure) I had wanted to see if I can get Crystal to do my finger tattoo and yassss, she was available. I dropped this review down to 4 stars just because of the miscommunication and I guess it was the lateness of my scheduling that got my schedule misplaced in the process? I came from NJ so I wasn't gonna leave without getting a tattoo. I was told that they didn't had my name in for the scheduled slot time I placed and they had asked me if I was willing to wait. I didn't mind at the time but once it reached around 10:30 pm, I wasn't getting a bit worried (had to catch a bus back to NJ). Nether-less, Crystal came and apologized for the wait. I had a great experience minus the waiting part. She was super patient with me despite the time she saw me and the whole staff and receptionist was very accommodating to my needs. I really appreciate the time I spent there and will definitely be back for more tattoos! Note: Touch ups are free for a lifetime for clients!

    Where they say me to get tattooed
    Liv B.

    PLEASE READ! Do NOT go here. I've been getting tattooed for over 17 yrs and there are just some things you have to draw the line on. On this day, I had 6 fresh tattoos healing because I had just gotten work done earlier in the week, elsewhere. I'm not a novice here. 1. The flyer I saw for the event did not state cash only, but no big deal, my bank wasn't far. Upon coming back, some blonde man, yelled at me from down the block to light a fire under my ass. 2. They list price options as $50, $90, $160, $249. I can only describe the pricing experience as haggling. The shop boy trying to convince customers to lose details in their tattoos, shrink it down, make it bigger to make it more expensive. He told me that my outline tattoo, on a normal day would cost double. No, it wouldn't. He also tried to tell me, that because there were numbers in my tattoo, it would be considered 2 tattoos. 3. While waiting, the blonde man called a man who was waiting and asked to see his design, which I believe was a lion's head and crown. Blonde man asked his budget and when the man answered he responded "WHAT?! If I bring this in there, they're gonna kill me for that price. Can you make it $300?" Which wasn't even listed on the flash list. He then took the image and walked into the room yelling out loud asking if any of the artists WANTED to do the tattoo? Very loudly, "LION and A CROWN ANYBODY? NOBODY? YOU DON'T HAVE TO IF YOU DON'T WANT TO." An artist followed him out to talk with the client and the entire time the artist was trying to explain why the image needed to be tattooed larger, he was hovering over their shoulders, pointing and cutting in. 4. When booking the appointment, an artist is assigned to you with the appointment time. My artist assigned was named Edgar, whose work I looked through to ensure I would be comfortable with. This was NOT the artist given to me when I arrived. 5. She led my wife and I downstairs to a very springy old couch where we could wait for her to make the stencil. I'll insert photos of where we were sat. I then realized this is where she intended to tattoo me as there was a small tray set up. I did not see a box of gloves, I did not see ink, I did not see plastic wrap, I did not see alcohol any cleaning supplies really. No bandages, gauze, anything. It was clear that this was not the space where tattoos should be done. 6. The artist tried to convince me to change the location of my tattoo to my arm, because the chair that I was supposed to be sat in was a worn out cracked leather OLD OFFICE CHAIR. There was not a tattoo chair. Just an old office chair, fold out chair, armrest and a tray I did not get to see my artist set up. The area I wanted tattooed was a flat blank area inside my calf. I no longer felt comfortable getting tattooed here for fear of cleanliness. I did not sign up for a basement tattoo by an artist who didn't even seem confident in speaking to me. 7. I didn't want to cause a scene and deter anyone else's experience, so I went back upstairs and walked up to my artist and asked her what I could do if I changed my mind. She was automatically confused. Blonde man was near and loudly asked me what was going on. I informed him that I changed my mind on getting a tattoo and no longer wanted to sit. He loudly asked why. Still remaining low toned I tried to explain that I didn't feel comfortable with the setup. He automatically answered "WE'LL GET YOU ANOTHER ARTIST THEN" which bothered me, because I said nothing to him about the artist, who was still standing there. Repeatedly he asked me why I didn't wanna get tattooed and was raising his voice about it and arguing back insinuating I didn't want the artist. I eventually disregarded him and turned to the artist and told her "This has nothing to do with you as an artist or as a person. It is about the shop and the set up and this. I don't feel comfortable getting tattooed here." And she understood, although she seemed nervous since the beginning, but we smiled at each other. Then I hear "FINE!!" cash shuffling and he handed me back my money. It shouldn't have been an argument for simply changing my mind. I never even saw the main room. The entire vibe, hearing how the owner spoke to potential customers, hearing and experiencing them trying to convince the customers to change their work, and for what? The place wasn't filled with people, there wasn't a line out the door, there was no crowd. I would never in my life ever let anyone take a needle to my skin or even place a stencil.

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    Ask the Community - Redink Tattoo Studio

    Do you take walk ins?

    yes

    What's the shop minimum?

    we do not you can email us for pricing info@redinktattoostudio.com

    Do you change piercings? Specifically a septum, and can we provide jewelry or would we have to purchase?

    yes we do do you want to come in today ?

    Do you do genital piercings?

    Yes we do would you like to come in today ?

    How much exactly would it cost to re-pierce the helix?

    Hi this would be $65 and it comes with jewlery

    How would a navel piercing cost?

    yes it would be $50 comes with jewelry

    How much to cover a tattoo?

    Depends on the size and location you can come in for a free consultation.

    Ear piercing are for how much?

    Hi depends on which ear piercing you want.

    How much is your tattoo minimum price?

    Hi we start at $50

    What's the price of getting one ear pierced?

    Hi it depends on the piercing you want.

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    Review Highlights - Redink Tattoo Studio

    “Clean, experienced and welcoming from my first tattoo with them to my sixth they have always taken care of me!”

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    DISAPPEARING inc - When you want to remove a tattoo or lighten it for a cover up, come talk with Disappearing inc. We offer free consultations.

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    When you want to remove a tattoo or lighten it for a cover up, come talk with Disappearing inc. We offer free consultations.

    Redink Tattoo Studio - tattoo - Updated October 2026

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