I got my ears pierced here. The nurse was very friendly and nice. She talked to me through the…read moreentire session. Definitely recommend.

Madeline was very professional! After applying the numbing cream, she gave us the facts about…read morepotential pain/crying, but thankfully our 4.5month old didn't flinch! Phew! The waiting room was also very pleasant. I'd recommend this place.

Paul always provides me with quality work. He works with me picking the right vibe for my tattoos,…read moreand really working with me and helping decide what my idea needs to be to come to life. He's quick to the point and does quality work that last lifetime. If you're ever in the Linden area, it's always worth a stop.

paul nolin is a master tattoo- artist ! he was very personable- professional and most of all -…read morecool!!! he did an amazing job on a very personal image i had done. i can't wait to show my 95- yr- old father - my :'permanent- pinky- ring!',..!!! thank you paul-& u better call :'paul' for your next tattoo!!!!

Another great experience at Tattooville in Linden, New Jersey. Keith did a wonderful job on my…read morehusband. my husband had his sister's name (norma Jean), put on his arm. in memoriam. it was a very relaxing experience. The price was good. Quality was good. thank you so much, Keith. done in under an hour

Teri pierced my daughter's nose and daith and she pierced my rook. She's super knowledgeable and…read morefriendly and she doesn't mind being asked questions. I also love the fact that she lets you know if you're able to get certain piercing or if your body will reject it. She doesn't just do it and take your money.

Absolutely loved my experience here. Mike was accommodating to all of our needs and questions…read more There are many tattoo shops (unfortunately) that are not adhering to COVID-19 precautions and thankfully, this place is NOT one of them. Patrons are required to wear masks, there is hand sanitizer clearly available, seats are wiped down in between sessions, and social distancing is practiced. So if safety is a concern from you, I think you will feel pretty safe here. I got my ears pierced and my best friend got a tattoo. I was scared to get my third piercing but Mike hit me with a motivational quote that changed my mind! "Pain is temporary" -- loved that but also, so true right?! My bff's tattoo was so cute, delicate, and neat. I will definitely be returning here in the future!

Stopped in to ask questions. Leah was amazing. She answered everything and said I could get my…read moreear pierced immediately. The piercing was perfectly placed and painlessly done. I couldn't have asked for a better experience

This place had a promotion over Friday the 13th weekend for both tattoos and piercings. I went in…read morefor a piercing and a friend for a tattoo and per their instagram post, the piercings were $25. They had a maximum of 4 piercings but no minimums. When I asked for the total they wanted to charge $50 total for one (not including their mandatory tip) and then when confronted about their instagram post and their rules - they said that's how they've been operating this weekend. Misleading and upsetting. Besides placing a "mandatory" tip, this leaves a bad taste in your mouth and makes you not want to come back ever again. If it's mandatory... it's not a tip. The whole concept of a tip is based off of the piercer's performance. I ended up getting another to meet the "minimum" to attain the piercing at the advertised price ($25) but the piercer, Hosco, was already acting differently (negatively) once called out with his boss regarding the pricing and their post. (Attaching said post, which is now deleted, here.) Something that was supposed to be fun turned into feeling like you got scammed. $25 for both, $50. Then the "mandatory" tip of $7 for both, $14. Total of $64. Oh and if you don't leave a tip in addition the mandatory tip, you get stink eye. Don't even get me started on the up charge on tattoos and ink versus colored ink. This place is dishonest, the management is not well versed in English (not a problem, but he forgets that other people can understand Spanish and his conversations about upcharging customers are understood by Spanish speakers). The piercer, Hosco Mod (@hoscotattoo), helps conflate review ratings by leaving a 5 star rating for his own services...very shady business practices! _______________________________________ Este lugar tuvo una promoción durante el fin de semana del viernes 13 tanto para tatuajes y perforaciones. Fui para hacerme una perforación y un amigo para un tatuaje, y según su publicación en Instagram, las perforaciones costaban $25. Tenían un máximo de 4 perforaciones, pero no un mínimo. Cuando pregunté por el total, querían cobrar $50 por una sola (sin incluir su propina obligatoria) y, al confrontarlos sobre su publicación en Instagram y sus reglas, dijeron que así habían estado operando ese fin de semana. Engañoso y frustrante. Además de imponer una propina "obligatoria", esto deja un mal sabor de boca y hace que no quieras volver jamás. Si es obligatorio... no es una propina. Todo el concepto de propina se basa en el desempeño del perforador. Terminé haciéndome otra perforación para cumplir con el "mínimo" y así obtener el precio anunciado ($25), pero el perforador, Hosco, ya estaba actuando de manera diferente (negativa) después de que lo confrontaran con su jefe respecto al precio y la publicación. (Adjunto aquí dicha publicación, que ahora está eliminada). Algo que se suponía que iba a ser divertido terminó sintiéndose como una estafa. $25 por ambos, $50. Luego la propina "obligatoria" de $7 por ambos, $14. Total: $64. Ah, y si no dejas una propina adicional aparte de la obligatoria, te miran mal. Ni hablar del recargo en los tatuajes y la tinta negra versus la tinta de color. Este lugar es deshonesto. La gerencia no domina bien el inglés (lo cual no es un problema, pero olvidan que otras personas entienden español y que sus conversaciones sobre cobrar de más a los clientes son entendidas por quienes hablan español). El perforador, Hosco Mod (@hoscotattoo), ayuda a inflar las calificaciones dejando una reseña de 5 estrellas para sus propios servicios... ¡prácticas comerciales muy sospechosas!

Johnny me hizo el retrato de mi mascota el tarro quedó muy bien echo se lo recomiendoread more

I'm a costumer for 4 year and I like to say that's a great shop and friendly atmosphere, great…read morecostumer service. I highly recommended. great prices

Got a tattoo from Sara at the Baltimore Tattoo Convention. While she was very nice, they did not…read morehave adequate space to tattoo my calf. She had me lay on a rickety fold out table that I was afraid would collapse any minute with me on it. I have knee issues so that position was very uncomfortable. Ended up putting my leg up on a chair so she could finish. The tattoo itself was a mess. I actually just recently started the process of covering it with a different artist in Colorado. It was supposed to be derived from a beautiful flash piece they had out (a snake with some flowers). Despite the printers/scanners for the convention being close to their booth, Sara decided to freehand the design because I asked whether we could do it a bit bigger so it would look better in the area. When I expressed my concern, having never had a freehanded tattoo done, I was assured that "Sara is the best freehander we have" (said to me by another artist at the booth). Should have trusted my gut. The finished freehand was a lot bigger than I had imagined or described, but I had already been there about an hour already and the size wasn't terrible, so I gave the go ahead. I noticed that the design wasn't exact with the flash, especially concerning the coils of the snake (snake positioned behind/between the flowers) which did not seem to flow from behind the design and connect in a cohesive manner. I was again assured that she would fix that during the session and it would look just like the flash. Well, everyone was wrong. The coils do not match up which is a HUGE issue for me, the flowers and other "greenery" look wonky, none of the proportions were correct, etc. This wasn't even a full tattoo, just an outline. I had even said I liked and wanted delicate lines (like was shown in the flash) and she did the whole thing in thick, black strokes. I was so tired from the hours spent being tattooed plus insanely upset about being LIED TO and now I was out $400! FOR AN OUTLINE. PLUS TIP. I didn't know what to do so I just said thank and left as there was nothing they really could have done at the time to fix it. I have called multiple times and been told EVERY TIME that someone would get back to me. They NEVER got back to me, I had to keep following up. I was promised e-mails and calls that did not come. Refused any kind of refund. Offered to have me travel to their shop so they could "look at it and see what they could do." I lived in Virginia at the time and soon after moved to Colorado so that wasn't very feasible either. Moral of the story I guess is be VERY careful about who you let tattoo you and how, especially at conventions! I no longer let anyone freehand on me except for one or two TRUSTED individuals. The tattoo I received from Sara at Jersey Ink was structurally a mess, aesthetically awful, and OUTRAGEOUSLY overpriced! It will take even more money, time, and pain to look alright and I don't know if I'll ever get the coils to line up correctly. It's sad because the flash was absolutely beautiful and I would have been proud to have that on my body. If this is an example of the work Jersey Ink provides, then my recommendation is a resounding DON'T.