Redneck/owner of Painted Pony has done several of mine and my wife's. I've had work done in NC,…read moreTenn,SC and Germany. He also has done all of my daughters and is a very good artist. Prices are reasonable and you're not there all day either. Place is very clean. Would highly recommend

Vibe sucks Quality sucks…read morePiercer sucked. Shitty establishment and piercers (last time I visited) and if you leave a bad review they'll argue with you about it went for a piercing, left with nothing, and never looked back... spend your money anywhere but here

This is not your average tattoo parlor. The very moment you walk in this is obvious. From the…read moreunique yet professional aesthetic, to the incredibly warm and inviting welcome, you feel at home the instant you enter. The newly opened space is airy, the walls are decked out in amazing art, and each artist has a space that is larger and more posh than most day spa's offer. There was even a space for my service dog to relax while my ink was applied. I spent weeks combing the internet for a shop and artist to render my next piece. This was a very personal design, a memorial piece for family members I had recently lost, and I would accept nothing but the absolute best for my loved ones. Between the reviews, the photo examples of completed and healed work, and the incredibly kind manner in which the shop and its crew dealt with the public on social media, I knew I had found the right place. Getting a booking IS NOT EASY. But there is a very good reason for that. The artists are in extremely high demand and books only open for a day or two before they are filled up for the next 12+ weeks! So I suggest that you follow them on IG (or FB), familiarize yourself with the application process ahead of time, and check in daily for the next openings announcement. Due to such demand, their prices are also on the high end, and rightfully so. You will have to pony up but I promise it is worth it to have such a great experience and to have your work done right. My consult was virtual due to how far I had to drive. This is not optimal but my artist made it work. Come in person if you can and be prepared. I suggest that, ahead of time, you list out all the key elements you may be discussing. Those items will certainly include where you want it, how large it might be, what the theme is, what style or styles you may like, your experience (if any) with past work and how the ink healed over time, any concerns you may have, etc The more prepared you are the more productive the time will be. On the day of my appointment I could not have been more nervous and anxious. For one, it had been nearly 30 years since my last tattoo and, as I had mentioned, this was in memory of recently deceased family. I was worried about so many things. But from the moment I walked up to the front desk for check-in, to the introductions when finally meeting my artist Elyce face to face, I was home. All of the pain and grief this art symbolized was immediately quashed as the memorial became itself a last experience, a fond memory shared with those I had lost forever. I should add that my daughter, one of the deceased, was less than a year away from being old enough to get her first tattoo. We had made plans to go together and have work done when she turned 18. Going alone, and for this reason, was incredibly difficult but Elyce made it an occasion that I will remember almost as fondly as if my kiddo had been there herself. In many ways she was. I wont beleaguer the experience itself but lets just say that I never once regretted my choice. Everyone handles this sort of physical pain differently. The staff were all very attentive to my needs and my emotional/mental state. Elyce went out of her way to make sure I never felt uncomfortable. She provided me with all the breaks I wanted and they even bought me lunch! (I recommend the bakery/sandwich shop) During our session she conversed with me, asking questions and finding common ground from which to do so. Our chatter was fun and lighthearted and kept me distracted. And during the lulls in conversation she even broke into the occasional song, filling my ears with happy tunes... :D Then, when the work was complete, she went out of her way to ensure that I was fully prepared for what was to come. If you are on the fence, deciding between another shop and Just Another Hole in the Wall Tattoo, then let me save you the mental currency. They are worth the wait!

The best tattoo shop in the state, hands down. All female artists, all wildly talented. I can't…read morerecommend this place highly enough!

Awesome group of people, took my idea and made it into exactly what I had envisioned in my mindread more

Super nice tattoo shop! Was able to easily set up a walk in. Kristen was so amazing and sweet. My…read morefriend got her first tattoo and Kristen was the perfect person to make her feel at ease

This is the place I go to get my tattoos! My main tattoo guy is JJ and he always does a great job…read more He's done my entire back and I couldn't be happier. I am completely pleased. The place is clean and well decorated. The staff is great. They do all they can to make sure to get youe tattoo like you want. You are safe in their hands!

I went in for a small tattoo with Zac and it came out poor quality, I paid $80 for it but it came…read moreout sloppy. When I asked for a touch up his customer service was terrible and reflected on his ability to own up on his mistakes. He called it "solid" but it's clearly poor quality and he wanted to charge me another $80 to fix it when touch up's are supposed to be free. No practical solution was given to me and he was full of himself. When working with him he was rude, even after I tipped him. Don't recommend Zac at all especially for meaningful tattoos. Reference the picture below.

If I could give this place less than one star, I could. I went to this place over Spring Break, to…read moreinquire about a tattoo. I was made to feel very uncomfortable. The artist that I spoke to looked me up and down as if he wanted to do more than just a tattoo, so I left to get myself out of what I felt was not a good situation. There was a female artist there to my surprise, because by looking at their social media, her work was never advertised... By the uncomfortable experience I had and that showed me the respect or lack there of, for women (not to mention the artist that seems he wanted to make a move on every female who walked to the door). After leaving I looked for other places around the area that could take a walk in tattoo, which I found another shop available (even made time for me, even they were booked)... that the Odin's Beard apparently had been sending people to that been intentionally giving bad reviews. I see why, the other shop was everything Odin's Beard wasn't, kind, inviting, professional, comfortable, knowledgeable, just a fun environment, and listened to exactly I wanted, even took the time out to custom make what I had mind. The person I worked with was a medical professional and trauma survivor, which made the whole experience worth every minute. I was able to connect with someone, which meant everything in the world. This completely made up for such a terrible experience, as I was a trauma victim, they made it easy to open up and talk about it (confidentially, which is steases), leaving me feeling like I'm not alone and at home, and I was heard! You can tell the difference at the shop I ended up with, people who love what they do and want their clients to have the best, art wise and mentally, I felt at home, safe, with a piece that made feel me more beautiful about myself, maybe helping me start to heal and love myself. Shame on this place for trying to get ahead by attacking others, when they should such looking at such places to aspire to. You really should get to know your clients instead of making them feel uncomfortable as they walk in, ask questions, and getting to know your client on a personal level (not just for alterior motives, as felt). Listen to what they want, give them what they want, professionally. *****Another amazing thing about the place I found, the owner of the place I went to had the most class, still speaking highly of other places despite when asked about the situation, nothing negative, something most people would not and shouldn't do in their situation, much admiration. You don't find that in people anymore (class).***** Maybe it's just me, but it's not about the quality of the tattoo, but the overall experience, of which I was I able to find elsewhere. Personal advise, If you're a woman, looking more for than a tattoo and wanted to be treated respectfully, look elsewhere. Also, The fact you have to pay people for good Google reviews doesn't say much at all, I saw that ad. This place just seems like a shady place, and I won't ever be back. Maybe consulting a lawyer might be in my future, for adding more trauma to someone who has past trauma.

if i could give this piercing place/tattoo shop 0 stars, i would…read more i went in to get my belly button pierced. i believe on the piercing side of the shop, the piercers are married. (a guy & a woman). don't get me wrong, i had a wonderful experience getting my belly button pierced by the woman. the shop is clean and they know what they're doing. i was working at a restaurant during this time. i had to wear a belt (& i was always carrying plates around) so my piercing got knocked around a lot. i also sleep mostly on my stomach, which they clearly tell you not to. as i continue, it is clear to me that the reason why my belly button piercing is irritated. it was MY fault. i was still cleaning it everyday, but it was red & swollen. i called and asked the shop if there was anything i could do to help reduce the swelling. as i continue to explain to the man on the phone that it was red & swollen because of ME, i was given nothing but attitude. apparently he thought i was "blaming his wife" for messing it up. and he reiterated several times, "my wife knows what she's doing and did NOT mess up your piercing. this is your fault." essentially. i was upset at this point but he told me to come in. i shouldn't have. red flag. as i come in, i tell him i was on the phone with him earlier. i shows him my piercing and it looked like his eyes were about to pop out of his head. he said, "OH MY GOD, WHAT DID YOU DO?" as if it's literally infected and bleeding everywhere but it's not. i receive more attitude. "DO YOU SLEEP ON YOUR STOMACH, are you following the instructions we gave you???" i explain, no, i clearly wasn't. but i was cleaning it daily. "my wife did not do this. your fault." okay. i know that at this point. i accidentally touch my piercing and he starts screaming. "DO YOU KNOW HOW MANY GERMS ARE ON YOUR FINGERS FROM YOUR PHONE?" at this point, i'm in tears. i'm literally holding back tears. i was so delusional at this point by this guy who i don't even know yelling at me like he's my father. i don't even remember what else he said to me. long story short, as soon as i leave, i bawled my eyes out because i could not even BELIEVE the audacity this man had to be a business owner, screaming at me. go to The Edge. they're actually nice there.

Wonderful place to get your first tattoo or your 100th. These guys always make what's in my head…read morelook better.

Jimbo was great! My son has wanted a tattoo for many years. I know very little about tattoos or…read morewhere the best place to go is or who is good at them. We were referred by a friend to Blvd and Jimbo just is who we got. I'm saying it like I was part of the whole thing but I was actually just there for my son. I waited in the comfortable lobby most of the time but I did pop in the room a couple of times to check on progress and take photos. Jimbo was fine with that and even encouraged it. He carried on conversation with our young son like he was just another one of his buddies. Other folks there were friendly too. They probably thought we were weird parents but I'm ok with that. Pretty cool place. Definitely cool people. Really good work. I imagine my son will be back. As for me, we'll see if I ever commit to actually getting a tattoo.

First time customer at this shop. The man that tattooed me was an apprentice (this was not…read morementioned when the booking was made). Had to go to get it fixed four weeks afterwards at another shop as it was completely uneven after healing. Would not recommend.

I'm a 60 yo tattoo virgin, no longer! I got my first tats today at Magic Rooster! Everyone was very…read morenice and professional! David was my tattoo artist, thank you David! I love my new tattoos! I got a memorial pet tat in memory of my beautiful Rottweiler that passed 2 years ago! And I also got a Cross. David didn't even start my tat till he had it perfect, he was happy and I was pleased! I give Magic Rooster a 10! I would def send my friends and family here, and should I get another wild hair... I will be back!