Really impressed with this tattoo shop. Both of the artists I've dealt with (Neal and Bebo) are…read morevery professional, focus on making sure you know what you are signing up for, and most importantly they are Honest. I found that they turn away a decent amount of work because they want to make certain the customers know that weight loss will reposition the tattoo, and other things like that. They require ID to be tattooed/pierced as they don't do any work on minors. I think these guys have a strong ethical compass, and they are true artists. I would not hesitate to recommend either of them to a friend.

I am completely bummed out. A few months back I stopped here with my daughter and was able to get…read moremy son's name tattooed on my arm. The young man who gave me the tattoo did a nice job. I mean it was just a name and a certain font but he took the time to ask me why the name and the font. I told him that this was the last of my kids that I needed to get tattooed and now I could get some other artwork done that I had been planning. The artists name is Manny. I thanked him for the work and that I would be back. I came back today. I stopped by the shop, Manny was there. I knew he wasn't going to recognize me, no big deal. But I wanted to make sure that I gave him the work because he seemed to be a nice hard working artist who can only get better. I pulled out my phone, showed him some pics of the work I wanted done. It was 2 bands on my right arm and before I could tell him that I wanted Faith written in latin, he cut me off. He said that the bands wasn't difficult to do and that the bands wouldn't be straight. They might look straight on one side but they would come out crooked on the other side. Then he started telling me that he doesn't do trendy work. Tribal, bands, and he went on to mentioned other styles were trendy and his professional opinion, he doesn't do trendy. I felt like a complete fool. Prior to coming into the shop, I looked up the history, culture, and any background information I could find on the band tattoos. I wanted to make sure that I didn't offend anyone or a culture. What I found was that the band tattoos have become very popular. In some articles I read, the cultures that embrace this art form encouraged this tattoo because some folks educated themselves on how/why people got these band tattoos. The tattoo symbolizes a loss, mourning of a loved one, or a great or significant accomplishment. Manny went on and on and even mentioned that in his professional opinion, he wouldn't do the tattoo. Yes, "professional opinion" was mentioned more than one time. So I asked, so you wouldn't do it? He said well no but maybe we can do something different, put a spin on the tattoo, make it different. I then said well, this tattoo is for my daughter who serves in the US Navy. Again, I couldn't finish what I was going to say when he said, Oh bro ya we can do it definitely, we can do it. I don't have time this week but next week. I said ok, I'll be back. I couldn't walk out of there fast enough. The folks in shop sitting behind me, I felt like they were laughing at me. I felt like a fool. My daughter, in the US Navy, and I are working on getting tattoos that have meaning to both of us. I'm not trying to be popular or follow a trend. I want to look down at my tattoo and smile thinking about my daughter. Already making plans to meet her in the Dallas/Ft. Worth area later this month to get the tattoo up there. Neal mentions customer service, this wasn't customer service. Maybe update your website to inform your potential customers that you're no longer tattooing certain but more focused on another style. Writing this still doesn't make me feel any better. Thought I found some I could trust and appreciate their work for years.

Never go here. But by the off chance you do…read more Do not get inked by lucky. You won't get what you want. He will agree to your design but do what he wants. He might even start to drink or do coke while doing it. Worst experience of my life. Walked out mid tattoo. Denied refund

I recently just got snakebites here and found out I was not supposed to get them done with hoops…read moreinitially because, medically, if the jewelry is too big and begins to migrate too much, the likelihood of piercing rejection is very high. My body is already very sensitive with piercings! I even asked my piercer about this and the worst part is... HE ALLOWED me. It was my FIRST time getting piercings on my face. I'm currently writing this from the bathroom floor at 4:25 AM, awake from the pain, because I did not take the time to read the reviews on this place. I am so bummed out. I have been cleaning them, washing them with alcohol free mouthwash, putting antibiotic cream on, literally doing the most for them to heal properly. It's no surprise only my nose healed properly since I specifically chose to do a stud because I know cartilage piercings are SUPER easy to get keloids on. From personal experience. Might just have to take them out and try again at a different piercing shop once the tissue heals (hopefully). They also look crooked. My friend just recently got her first tattoo with Pablo Moreno (whom I now found out used to work at Dark Side of the Moon) and loved it! I'm not trying to give the place a bad rep but.... I think it's safe to say they don't really care for their customer's safety or health as long as you hand them that money and walk out of the place. I'm leaving one star cause at least my nose piercing healed fine (no thanks to them because my piercer was telling me it was up to personal styling decision whether I wanted a stud or a hoop). SKIP IT!

They've moved from padre to Price St. Kind of confusing..but this IS the place to go in the area…read morefor all your tattooing needs. Phil is awesome, he's a great artist and a nice guy. Perfect experience hands down. Go here!