Enchanted Dragon

Enchanted Dragon is deff the best tattoo place I’ve ever been to ! I deff recommend Josh, he’s done my half sleeve & it looks unblievable. He takes his time in all the work he does & is super friendly & makes you comforble. He will be finishing my sleeve & on to the next sleeve. Again thanks to Josh. (:

I have several tattoos from here from several different artist used. I have always been treated professionallky, courteously and like a friend. Connie, not sure if she is still there. Is one of the best. Staff has always been honest with me and fair about pricing.

Joe was very friendly and I felt very comfortable. I got a very simple tattoo. 08−03−12, my sons birthday. It looks great and I’m satisfied. The only thing is the minimum is 60 dollars. You have to pay cash if your tattoo is under 100 dollars.

Crooked piercings, terrible work and a drugged up staff… DO NOT EVER GO HERE! Trust me, I do not know how this place is still in business, they are terrible at everything they do, I lived in Arnold most of my life and always told people to avoid it and a few did not and paid the price with bad tattoos and crooked piercings and lots of infections, staff are just about all drug addicts and do NOT need to be doing what they are doing.

You know what they say, «Cheap tattoos are not good, and good tattoos are not cheap!»
That having been said, I wouldn’t say Enchanted Dragon is over priced, but I could be slightly out of the loop. I know an artist that works there, and would have gone anywhere Josh was working.
Regarding price, the shop minimum appears to be $ 60 as of right now. I think that’s pretty standard. Typical of most shops, the artists receive 50% commission and the tips. My friend got a small piece and it was the shop minimum. She had to go get cash has they have a minimum for a credit/​debit purchase. Make sure you ask before you sit down. Luckily, since I knew the artist, it wasn’t a problem for her to run out and get cash while he was drawing up my piece.
Atmosphere wise… they have a couple pool tables and a dart board. I’m guessing this is in part for the artists during down time or for the clientele waiting. There is a couch and chair, lots of books full of designs organized by subject matter. The walls are covered in flash work designs. If you are looking for something ready made I’m sure you can find it there.
The work space I was in while getting tattooed wasn’t private, or really private. Although I’m guess if you are getting a piercing or tattoo in a more private area of the body they probably have another place to do it. It was a chair and the artists work space partitioned by a wall with a window cut out. Anyone could look in while I was in the chair. My friend with me while I was being tattooed and vice verse. The other artist that was there that night was across the way from where I was. There was a TV mounted on the wall for everyone’s entertainment. I saw a chair and desk in another location surrounded by half walls in the «lobby» area. I’m not sure if this was for show or another artists workspace.
Overall it’s a good experience, but most of that is about the artist versus the location. It is clean and laid back so I would go again, assuming Josh is still there.

Went in to get my first tattoo and was terrified. But Connie was great. I had seen her work on the friend that took me, so I felt good about it. She talked to me and dispelled all the weird and incorrect information people had given me about tattoos. She helped me determine the best location. She was upfront about what would look good and what wouldn’t as far as size and color. She listened to everything I was looking for, then took my collection of printed out words and images and made something awesome. I have gotten so many compliments and it’s still in the gross and healing stage. She was also very patient even when I got wimpy and asked her to stop for a second (twice). In the end I got a great tattoo and had a very positive experience.