I wasnt even able to get a tattoo. But I put down a deposit then had a medical emergency. And the tattoo artist my husband talked to said I could either do one of 2 things. 1- buy the artwork or 2- get my deposit back. So when my husband went in to get my money back the tattoo artist told me he already drew up the work and we coukdnt get my money back. And the drawing was nothing what we talked about. So my husband walked out with a 60$ piece of paper. Worthless Read Less

My favorite part about Battle Born Tattoo? That all of the artists that I have met there are willing to have conversations. If it isn't a subject that they are not used to they will find someone who is. So you get what you are picturing  in your head.  Both of the tattoos I have gotten there have been rather run of the mill and general but they came out exactly as I wanted. I have had friends go in and get bigger pieces done and the experiences are always one to write home about. Thank you Battle Born and your staff for always having such an open and welcoming atmosphere. Read Less

My friend and I got our first tattoos done here last year around February by Candace. I found her on Instagram and all her work looks great. So we wanted her to do our matching tattoos. When we walked in and met her, my friend and I noticed something was off about her but  weren't sure so we continued with the tattoos. She was very kind and nice throughout the tattoo, no problem there. My friend got a sun that was a bit messed up on the lines but nothing terrible. I, on the other hand, was supposed to receive a moon but ended up with something that looked like a cookie. The circle was messed up and the shading looked very different from what she showed me. I was too excited by my first tattoo that I just took a quick glance and said thanks. On our way out, we examined our tattoos in the car and I quickly noticed mine did not look like a moon. While examining, we smelled marijuana and looked to our left and there was Candace smoking in her car. So going back to when we met her, we realized she wasn't sober when tattooing us. That made me furious because I believe if she was sober, I would have received a moon and not a cookie. I had to walk around months with a cookie on my ankle. The tattoo was so bad that when people would ask what it was and I would respond with a moon and they would laugh and say "that looks like a cookie." Luckily, months later I finally got the ugly cookie covered up. In general, Candace's work on Instagram is great and all but she doesn't always produce that kind of work. She should have been sober while tattooing us, especially if she knew that it was our first tattoos. I personally wouldn't be high at my job knowing my work will be on someone's body for the rest of their life. Save your money and pick another tattoo artist. With what I spent here and on the coverup, I could have received one very nice first tattoo somewhere else. Read Less