Atomic Tattoos

I went in with a friend to have her septum done, I wasn’t expecting much from a chain, but being new to Florida I was just there for support. We were greeted by the piercer, Lanie, and she took excellent care of my friend from start to finish! I was really impressed by her enthusiasm, her extensive knowledge, and the fact that even though my friend was her client she still took the time to acknowledge me as well! I was so impressed I went in the next day for my own piercing and left incredibly happy.
I can’t explain enough how well Lanie treated us! We kept asking her questions and she always had a professional answer, never once did she make us feel dumb about what we were asking. On top of that she made it very clear that if we ever had any issues with the jewelry or needed something replaced to just stop in. A few days later one of the captive balls on my friend’s septum fell off… So we popped back in, she greeted us, remembered us, and while she got my friend squared away with her septum she even checked in with me about my own piercing and how it was healing. This is officially my new and only piercing place!

I went to get a tattoo a while back and I was told to check this place out. When I got there I was greeted and everything went over smoothly for the most part. I had a design ready and the artist said he liked the design but he could make it better. The day of my appointment came and the conversation seemingly never happened and that was fine but he just wasn’t prepared or really even seemed like he cared. The artist rushed through and I was out in a flash. There wasn’t an aftercare procedure that I was told to follow so I had to make a bunch of internet searches and question friends. Overall, the experience was just very mediocre. I haven’t gone back since.
I’d like to note that this was a later appointment, he might have not been having a great day.

Was not impressed with this location. When I walk into any business I expect to be greeted right away. I stood in this place for 5 – 10 min and the only person to say anything to me was someone waiting for someone else getting a tattoo. I looked at their wall and some of the workbooks on the counter (all the while waiting for someone to say hello) then finally went to this young lady at the register and asked her if there was someone I could talk to about a tattoo. One of the artist kind of casually walked up and asked me what he could do for me. I was thinking to myself (you can act like you want me to spend my money here).
He did seem knowledgeable and was willing to listen to my ideas and added a few of his own which were pretty cool sounding. The jury is still out on me going back there, to actually have it done. First impressions do it for me.