2Tone Tattoos

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  I had a great experience start to finish. The place is very clean. The people who work there are very friendly and professional. I got exactly what I was looking for and if I ever want to get another piece done I would definitely be back!

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  Posted on 08.06.13 Liza F.

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  Like the other people, everyone is cool as hell. Maybe a little too cool... Nothing was really official as far as filling out any paper work until they moved into their new shop. On top of being bad at business, I feel they definitely lack the artistic capability to do what I wanted to have done. Small stuff, maybe, but why risk it? I had a pretty big back/side piece started out by, Ed (the owner) who even cut me a deal a (100 for each session) because it was going to take a while; I thought that was pretty awesome of him. However, you truly get what you pay for. My biggest mistake was going back for a second session. The octopus was anatomically incorrect, color where there shouldn't have been, and the point of getting the tattoo was to have a name covered, and both times he did not do it. I took my business to Millennium Tattoo in Newburgh, NY. just recently not to my surprise I was told it needed to be basically redone. Just after one session I had 98% of the outline done, and it actually looked like an octopus. I would not recommend this shop to anyone.

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  Posted on 03.28.12 Ashley M.

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  Everyone was friendly, the place and instruments very clean, but my tattoo came out horrible.  It wasn't what I wanted but was steered toward it due to what I thought was a good creative mind by the young girl who performed it.  Boy was I wrong.  It came out uneven, unbalanced and overall just horrible.  One other thing to mention is MAKE sure you get your estimate in writing.  I was given a verbal price at the time of booking with NO mention of the possibility of it costing more, depending on "the amount of time" they take on the tattoo.   The price I was quoted was $150.00 and the price she tried to charge at check out was $350.00.  There was no reasoning with them or the owner about the situation and all stated that "this is how all tattoo shops handle pricing.  This was my third tattoo and neither of the other two shops tried that game with me.  When you quote a price a company, unless playing pricing games, will stick to the price.  Needless to say I refused paying that amount but did end up paying $250 which I only did because they were wearing me out.  Buyer beware!

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  Posted on 03.26.12 Bill D.

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