Musa provides exceptional service! He creates a comfortable atmosphere for piercings and is very…read moreinformative regarding whatever it is that you want to get done. Whenever I'm in CT I check in regarding their latest products and potential new piercing ideas. I highly recommend ink side out, book with Musa!!

We had a consult over the phone and sent pictures of the tattoos we wanted. when we got there,…read morethere were several issues with "color on melanated skin". they ABSOLUTELY do not feel comfortable doing color. then one tattoo was upgraded from a 1 hour to a 2 hour design. In the end, one of the tattoos was only colored in at 60% and the artist said "if you want full color, it will be extra". Mario was a great artist-listens and was efficient. otherwise, this place does mediocre work and is a money grab. GO ELSEWHERE!!!

Went during COVID. Waited outside then was able to go in. I made an appointment beforehand. Smooth…read moreprocess, Dillan I believe, walked me through the process. Super nice. I paid about 106 for four piercings and $10 tip!

Got my second tattoo (of six currently) here a while back and despite some of the other reviews, I…read morehad a great experience. I did see a guest artist (Vlad) and he was exceptional. Perfectly straight lines and I was so so happy with my tattoo. Healed quick and have had no issues with it since (nearing 2yrs.). The environment was super clean and those who I interacted with there were great.

I cannot give the Rowan team at the Westport location high enough praise. Bryand has helped me with…read moreboth new piercings and re-piercings. He is incredibly patient and provides excellent customer care in every aspect. The manager -- I wish I knew her name -- makes sure every customer is happy and well taken care of. This team truly goes above and beyond.

Brought my cousin here for a down size after she got her first piercings at the Rowan at the…read moreWestchester. We called earlier in the day and were told to make an appointment (even though their website and door say walk-ins welcome), which we did. We arrived basically right on time, maybe a few minutes early. After 15 minutes had passed since our appointment, I asked how much longer the wait would be. We were told 10-15 more minutes. I nicely explained that would put us at 4:30, a full half hour after our appointment. There was another nurse standing around doing nothing, so I asked if she could do it. I was told she isn't trained to do needle piercings, so she couldn't help. It was 28 minutes past the appointment time when she got called back. 1. It's misleading to say walk-ins welcome but then tell everyone they need an appointment. 2. If you're going to effectively require appointments, you need to honor them. 3. If you can't honor appointments because of staffing issues, fix your staffing. Don't tell people to do needle piercings with you if 50% of your available piercers can't do them. 4. Don't be greedy and overbook appointments. The group ahead of us had two girls getting piercings, and the piercings hadn't even been put in when we sat down. If that nurse was the only one qualified to pierce with a needle, our appointment should not have been made, because obviously there wasn't enough time. 5. This isn't just a scheduling issue, it's a safety one. If the staff is expected to fit in more appointments than they are able, it's only a matter of time before they start rushing. Rushing leads to mistakes. Piercings are fun and accessible, but they still require attention to detail, sterilization, and precision, all of which require time that Rowan is making impossible by messing up bookings. 6. This was a total waste of my time. I will never support a business that disrespects customers in this way.

I had Jacqui who was phenomenal. This was my first time getting a tattoo and she was extremely…read morepatient and made me feel at ease immediately. Jacqui knew exactly what I wanted and was prepared with some samples, as soon as I sat down. Her expertise and confidence in her skills made me trust her without any hesitation. If you are looking for a clean, professional, and warm atmosphere, I would highly recommend Jacqui and Javier!

Javier absolutely nailed the design I had been wanting for awhile now. He took his time and worked…read morewith me, even on the smallest of details, and never rushed the process (5 hours in just designing!). I absolutely love how my sleeve is coming out and I cannot wait to come back for the final session. An absolute professional from start to finish. The other guys in the shop, Nero and Jaro, are both amazing artists as well Seeing Neros take on mandala style tattoos has me wanting to come back for one of his designs. Great shop with amazing talent!

I went in for a cover up. Oscar promised he could do it. He charged me $1000 "flat fee" and it…read moreended up being 4 hours work. The tattoo not only doesn't cover up my previous one but it looks like a child did it. It's supposed to be photo realism but it's cartoonish. Flowers aren't filled in. Cats eyes are a different color. Terrible!!!!!!

From the owner: Your body is a canvas just waiting to be transformed into a stunning masterpiece…read more Your body is a temple of art waiting to be decorated with the most amazing tattoos in CT we do !

Roy was very informative and professional in what I wanted He told me what u should do how to space…read moreit and clean it I won't post pics but I highly recommend it staff is amazing.

The piercing itself was clean, well done, with great care taken, done by Hooks…read more My problem was with the pricing and transparency. I was fine with the $115 piece and the $50 cost of the service (although that itself is too pricey for the area) Add a bit on for tax. Tell me why this one piercing is gonna cost me ~$240 instead of $165??? As soon as this was mentioned it felt so scammy. After I've already gotten the piercing done I was then informed that I will have to come back, pay for another backing and pay for another service, and this is mandatory. The backing should be included in the price of the jewelry. If you're going to up-charge, tell the person BEFORE they get the piercing done. $165 was already a very high price for a single piercing with cubic zirconia. To then tack on $75 in hidden fees? So not cool. Could be one of those places that opens up, gets bad reviews, so closes and moves somewhere else to get a fresh slate. Especially since I'm the first reviewer.

Dr. Rosenberg is super kind, patient, and loving with my daughter. Plus I'm a first-time mom and…read moreshe's talked me off many ledges! The office is clean, comfortable, and modern and the staff always so friendly. One of the nurses let my daughter give her a shot with a toy syringe after her vaccination :) We recommend this place to everyone!

From the owner: Riverside Pediatrics, LLC offers the most comprehensive range of care and the longest hours of any…read morepediatric practice from Westchester, NY to Stamford, CT. We offer extensive services performed exclusively by board certified pediatricians including prenatal visits, wound suturing, ear piercing, and allergy testing in addition to routine well and sick visits. We are recognized as Top Doctors by Castle Connolly, and publications such as Greenwich Magazine and New York Magazine. We are open 365 days a year!

Been back now several times to see Angelica for lip blush and eyebrow touch up with Angelica. She…read moreis great. The whole studio is great. It's women owned. It's clean and I can tell that they really care about their clients there. If I were to get a tattoo, I would definitely go to Rebel And Rose. But for now, I go for my permanent, make up and can't say enough. Good things about Angelica. Every time I visit. I am treated like a queen. She is so good at what she does and I'm very happy with the results. I usually have her thread my eyebrows, and my lip while I'm there. Threading is amazing way better than waxing. Highly recommend it and I highly recommend. Going to Rebel And Rose and seeing Angelica. She's great in the space is wonderful. Parking is usually not a problem outside on the street.

I was a returning client and had planned on getting more work done at Rebel & Rose. After my recent…read moreexperience communicating with the shop, I decided to go elsewhere. I reached out because I was trying to book another tattoo. During that process, I was told that "all bookings come exclusively through me," instructed not to "contact our artists directly," and eventually asked to "please refrain from contacting the shop" because the "surplus of calls and emails have been making our staff uncomfortable." I understand that I reached out multiple times, and I completely understand a business setting boundaries about how and when clients should contact them. If they had simply said, "Please keep future communication to email and wait for us to respond," I would have respected that. What I didn't appreciate was the way it was communicated. As a returning customer actively trying to book and spend hundreds of dollars on another tattoo, being told that my communication was making the staff "uncomfortable" made me feel extremely unwelcome. What made the situation stranger was that the conversation eventually went right back to normal booking information -- availability, estimated cost, appointment length and deposit. That was the information I had been trying to get in the first place. I had considered getting significantly more work done here in the future. This experience changed my mind. Artists and employees absolutely deserve boundaries and respectful communication. Customers deserve the same. A shop can be busy and have strict booking procedures without making a returning client feel embarrassed for trying to schedule an appointment. I'm not going to attack anyone personally or make assumptions about why this happened. I'm sharing the actual language that was used with me and how it affected my decision as a customer. I liked the work I previously received here. Unfortunately, good tattoo work isn't enough for me to overlook an interaction that left me feeling this unwelcome. I'll be taking my future business elsewhere.