Jerzey Ink Tattoo Parlor

I had went into this parlor for what most people would think are simple tattoos. I had asked for Old English font on my knuckles. The manager had set me up with Sebastian. I spelled it out for him and he had stenciled it on correctly. I checked, everything was fine. He then started to make minor adjustments, didn’t speak much. He tattooed me, I paid generously and went on my way. Moments after I left the parlor, I checked my knuckles and the tattoo was spelled wrong. I ran back in hysterically. The manager, Javier, had assured me he would fix it. He said he would white it out and fix it with no additional cost. I set up an appointment and he did as promised. Javier had insulted my hair and attire multiple times in the presence of other customers which had made me highly uncomfortable. I had to stay due to my situation. He said this fix would take multiple visits. The next time I called to schedule an appointment, Javier had rescheduled multiple times and then ignored my calls. I would not recommend this parlor to anyone. Not only was I disrespected, but now I have to spend hundreds of dollars to fix my tattoo.

Jerzey ink is a chill spot in harrison, nj. The staff is one the friendliest I have been around. They take their time to cater to what the consumer wants. If you are into getting tattoos from flash sheets, they have a wide variety to choose from. They also (periodically) hold flash sales. For example, their Halloween flash sale was any small tattoo for 31 dollars. The décor has a skateboard shop feel with decks hanging on the walls and graffiti everywhere. It is pricey but the art work is worth it.