I was visiting Paris in June for a vacation. Prior to arriving, I had emailed them but was told to…read morejust stop in when I was in town and they would accommodate me as best as they could. Once I arrived, I was able to have a quick consultation and was given a price. The artist was on his way into the shop and when he arrived, it took him about 30 minutes to get settled and do the sketch. One of the things that impressed me was that even though I had looked up the phrase I wanted in French, Endhovian (the artist) spoke with a few people to make sure it was correct. The shop itself was very clean and inviting. The size of it looks small but once you get to the back, you learn that there are tattoo stations downstairs also. Overall, it was a great experience and I would totally recommend it to anyone visiting Paris. Qui vivra verra - She who lives, shall see

I'm from New York City never been to France before this I've been here for 5 months so far.. Last…read moreyear I got a dermal piercing in New York right next to my ear and the plate under my skin started poking out last week and I didn't know what to do searched yelp for some reviews on piercing places and decided on this one. I sent a message through yelp and Julie was super nice and responsive (and in English, thank you!!) I was nervous since I've never had a dermal before and didn't know what to do about my issue. Got an appointment with yannick (he speaks better English than he thinks lol) and he was waiting for me in the front when I arrived. The place is super clean, professional and all that you would want a tattoo/piercing place to be if your not in your own country and a bit nervous He removed my piercing super quickly and was so kind to not even charge me (can't thank you enough!) and he gave me a recommendation on a cream to help with the scar I highly recommend even with my short and brief visit I felt so comfortable and at ease here for someone who's never been out the U.S. Before this I'm happy this was the place that took care of me!

The tattooists here are always helpful and professional. I've had 3 done here, and am happy with…read moreall 3. It is easy to find in Paris,

Great tattoo parlor in Paris. I walked in and got a tattoo as a tourist in Paris. Doud was a…read morenatural. Quick and efficient and super kind and welcoming. Can't wait to go back next time I'm in town mercí

I was only in the city for a couple days and my friend and I decided on a whim to get new tattoos…read more I'm usually very particular when choosing an artist to work with, but the design I wanted was small and simple, so we just did a quick search for shops with good reviews that take walk-ins. Abraxas happened to be nearby, so we went for it and I can't believe how we lucked out. My immediate impression upon entering was that this place seemed too upscale to take walk-ins and more like the kind of place where you have to schedule appointments weeks in advance. I was worried we'd be turned away, but we were helped immediately and only had to wait ~30 mins for one of the artists to be available. The tattooist was a native English speaker, which was fortunate for us since my French is extremely rusty and my friend doesn't speak a lick (but all of the staff I talked to spoke English, at the very least proficiently, so we would've been good either way). I had a specific image I wanted and it only took him one minute to prepare the transfer and three minutes more to do the tattoo. My friend had only a vague idea of what she wanted and they were able to work together to come up with something beautiful in no time at all. As far as pricing, my perspective is a bit skewed (since I'm from nyc, where it'll run you one arm to tattoo the other), but I believe the flat fee for under an hour was 100€. All in all, we had a great experience at Abraxas and are both in love with our tattoos. If I happen to be itching for another the next time I'm in town, I know exactly where I'm going!

One of my travel goals is to get a meaningful tattoo when I travel internationally. My dad recently…read morepassed away so I didn't get to tell him that I went to France. He used to call me Petit Pan (small bread in Spanish), so I knew I wanted to get my nickname tattooed in France. I looked up tattoo parlors and came across Abraxas, my boyfriend and I had just left the Louvre and I called to see if they would take a walk-in. They were so great and very accommodating, my tattoo was simple and it took like 20 minutes but the memory will stay with me forever.

From the owner: Polynésien & Figuratif, japonais, graphique, calligraphie, néo school, portrait, Maquillage…read morepermanent ect... Aussi, je crée en majeur partie mes dessins.

From the owner: Tattoo artist from Franceread more