Southern Star Tattoo

H O — 5/5 (via Google) Dec 31, 2025

I had two tattoos done this past Sunday by Matty. I very highly recommend him... super cool and laid back. He made me feel immediately comfortable, and checked in with me regularly during the procedures. The quality of the tattoos is superb

carol — 5/5 (via Google) Oct 8, 2025

We made a last minute trip to Southern Star today and I was blown away by their service. We had arrived a little before closing time, and the artists were able to accommodate us quickly and professionally. I highly recommend Fabi, he was a great artist and I was elated with my tattoo. Thank you guys so much, next time we stop by we will definitely be coming back to support y’all.

Anna Martin — 5/5 (via Google) May 3, 2024

This is the best shop ever, they take walk ins. That’s exactly what we did. I got exactly what I wanted. Great customer service as soon as we walk in. And Damian made the experience feel great specially being that this is my first tattoo. We will be back. Highly recommend now my husband wants some work done. 😋

Vanessa — 5/5 (via Google) May 8, 2022

Matty was amazing! Worth the trip up again for another tattoo!! And Gabby is such a sweetheart! Most tattoo places are really intimidating and rude from my experience, but Matty made me feel at ease and he was very friendly.

Samuel Jenkis — 5/5 (via Google) May 16, 2023

I was walking down Ponce one day, on my way to get a sandwich. I heard a loud screech, and a large red van was barreling towards me. I stood still and glared at it; I'm a tough guy, and can sometimes tap into Jedi powers. Didn't work, van stopped anyway. This seemingly angry woman got out. As she approached I couldn't help noticing her scratching her butt vigorously. She introduced herself, extending her hand. I took one decisive step back and said hello. She asked if I wanted to try her homemade juice. I was wary, but also thirsty. Her breath smelled very good, I said yes. It had an odd, metallic aftertaste. I soon felt tired. I started to speak but lost my balance and fell. I remember hearing two incredibly loud farts followed by the uproarious laughter of at least three people. When I came to, I was inside a large room with separated stalls and wild pictures and stuff everywhere. It was very clean and eclectic music was playing. A completely different, very nice, and perfectly sane young woman asked me if I was ok. I was like, yeah. She then asked if my weird friends were coming back. I said no. I asked her if they carried Rubens, she said: sir, this isn't a sandwich shop. She asked me what I had in mind, where I wanted it. We went back and forth until we settled on a good design and placement. About two and a half hours later, I had a damn fine tattoo. When it came time to pay the highly reasonable price for the awesome work, I glared at the artist, waved my hand, and stated: This is not the price you have to pay! Again, it didn't work. I paid, over-tipped, and went to find that sandwich.