I got my first tattoo by Gus. He did a great job. He made me feel comfortable with the whole…read moreexperience. I got a tattoo of my daughter's name and footprint and I couldn't ask for a better copy and paste of the art I requested.

My kid let her vertical labret fall out! We were in Atlanta and I texted the piercer, Brian Jones,…read moreand he agreed to meet up on his day off to help get it back in!! Talk about above and beyond service! Not only did he do all this, he gave us options on a navel piercing that we were told was impossible!! If I could give him 10 , I would!!

Brad does awesome work!! Highly recommend him!! He does his best to give you an original one of a…read morekind tattoo!!

Tried to come in for a piercing when the hours clearly stated they were open. And no one was hereread more

Had multiple amazing experiences here. The staff is very professional, the vibes are chill. This is…read morea great place to get some ink. The staff is open about who specialized in what style, they can do pretty much anything, worth a try.

got a good tattoo on my arm. my artists name was derek and he treated me really nice and good…read more place looks as small as a weinor from the outside but in the inside it seems so big.

Hey I got a helix piercing 2 months ago and the other day i had a bump. So I took out the jewelry…read morethe bump went through my ear lobe so I can't put the jewelry back in what can I do?

The lady who pierced my snakebites did amazing I have two problems she put in bars way to small and…read moreone of the piercings are a bit crooked other than that it was amazing she explained everything I needed to do to take care of them and was very fast

Went there to get my first tattoo which was a semicolon on April 18 and the tattoo came out great…read more The vibe was calming.

Got my septum pierced here. The process was so quick and easy & I love it! Shop was clean and…read morefriendly :)

Vince is great! This is the second visit. I took my daughter for a belly button piercing this past…read moresummer and took her this weekend for another piercing. Vince always makes sure to explain the entire process and provides after care instructions. We always feel at ease. Love his attentiveness. The place is super clean and love the vibes.

There was once a time when getting new ink on the epidermis canvas was a major event that required…read morea great amount of forethought, but not so much these days. But, it is still my skin and it is still a piece of art I am paying for...that will be on me forever! So when I'm looking at the next piece, especially when it is on the arm and not so hidden as the ones on my chest, I need to be at complete peace with the art and the artist. And just yesterday, I was. On the right arm I knew I wanted to get an anchor light, but also knew I would need to keep it out of sunlight and the ocean and pools for a few weeks. So when I scheduled this tattoo back in March, I set it for November. My assumption was that it would be cooler and I would be in long sleeves (fyi, my assumption was right!). I had emailed via the website with a general description of what I was looking for and Vincent responded the same day. He asked if I could send some examples and would be willing to stop by to pay the deposit ($100). The next day he had a sketch laid out and ready to go. So just to recap, I had 6 months to change my mind. But I had already checked out Vincent's work. I also knew he is a person focused on quality, not just personally as a artist but for his entire studio. That was the last time we connected until three days before I received a text to confirm my appointment. Date and time, spot on. Vincent prepped everything, showed me the design, and was adamant that if I wanted to change something to just let him know. He took the time to let the sketch draw on my arm (my first time experiencing that, but greatly appreciated) before setting to work. I will mention that when Vincent works, he goes all in. Needles are prepped, ink is ready, paper towels stacked up, and he has headphones on. I'm here for it. Don't ever question an artist's method if it produces the desired result. And produce it did. About three hours later he finished up, had it covered in witch hazel, then a artificial skin (medical grade stuff) to help it heal quicker (aka, 2 weeks instead of 4-6). I am more than impressed with his work and the studio as a whole and will plan to return for future pieces. Also, there's plenty to eat in the same shopping center in case you get pre or post tat munchies. Just saying.

If you need a piercing, I *highly* recommend somewhere else like Allegiance. My experience here was…read moreunhygienic and unprofessional. UPDATE: my eyebrow got painfully infected after my piercing here and I required antibiotics. My eyebrow bar fell out today so I immediately came here for a replacement. Since the piercing was still open, I was told I did not need to sign any paperwork since they "wouldn't be making be bleed." I was told it would be $20 for a new bar to be put back in. After looking at it, the piercer said it would actually be an extra $20 fee to repierce. I still didn't sign any paperwork, and he did not sanitize my eyebrow before putting in the new bar. I felt a pain unlike any other piercing I've gotten (I have many). Turns out he forced the bar through my skin and created a new wound (highlighted in the photo). I bled profusely while he tried to screw the two ball ends onto the bar. He struggled and dropped them onto the floor and had to get new jewelry. I know how hard it is to screw those things on -- but that's because I'm not a professional. The extra broken skin, plus the jewelry being pushed around, means now I have blood pooled up in my eyebrow. I was given paper towels for my bleeding (again, this has never happened to me with any piercing before). I had to ask for alcohol wipes to clean it myself. Before leaving, I asked the piercer why he didn't sanitize anything. He said because he "didn't know he'd have to repierce it." If that's the case, then why'd he tell me upfront he'd be charging the extra $20 piercing fee? Look, I get it if you've never done this kind of piercing or if you're simply having an off day. But this is another person's body you're dealing with. If you don't know what you're doing, just say so. Don't wait til we all find out the hard way. Please be more honest with your customers next time.

I was recommended this shop by a friend because I'm new to the area. I came to get a conch…read morepiercing, and the piecing was not placed properly. The woman there that did it put the dot on my ear and did not show me with a mirror (like ALL other shops show me before piercings) to make sure that's where I want it. The back end comes out right at the crease. Then she put in a regular earring instead of a bar?? Now my ear is swollen and the bar is so short. I'll be going to another place for future piercings. Went to another piercer to get it checked out and she said the gauge was too small, the piercing bar was too short, and was pierced incorrectly. She told me to take it out and get it redone. So thanks for making me waste $40! If anyone wants to come here for a piercing I suggest you look somewhere else!

Love my tattoo. Will be back. Didn't use numbing cream and the artist was extremely gentle lines…read morewere perfect shading is immaculate. I would definitely come back to have them do some really detailed pieces. Vibe was great.

There are a few things one does not change without a dramatically good reason; mechanics, tailors,…read morebaristas. And on that list, tattoo artists. One does not simply change due to location or price or even availability. You have a relationship built on trust, forged in ink...on your body no less. But alias, I did just this. And with good reason. Come with me for a moment to May 2018. We had just lost Ella Wren, a sweet elderly small beagle who had joined the family for six months. Former abusers and time had taken its toil and she needed rest. And I needed a way to grieve. I decided a paw print tattoo would be my cathartic coping mechanism. I found a local tattoo artist whose focus is animal-centric and a few weeks later was in the chair. Two years and two dogs later, I had three paw prints on my chest (leading to my heart). I knew the last one was reserved for Oscar. But when the day came, I wanted something more than just the usual. Hence the change. A.C., a fellow artist and now tattoo artist, had begun working at ANBU. I knew his style and creativity so I met to discuss what we could do. We soon decided on the paw print and a pup cup (Oscar's favorite). But what you need to know about the process; professional, timely, courteous. If you are looking for fresh ink, this is your place.