Genocide Ink

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I got my first tatto done last night it was a very comfortable experience I was def. Nervous going into it but the guy was very trustworthy, I got my daughters name in pretty small letters but they all came out perfect.

I've went to be tattooed once here, my tattoo artist was Billy, he was very helpful with designing my half sleeve (which I got done for about 30% cheaper than most shops) he was also clearly an extremely talented , and completely professional artist. Looking around the shop you see walls filled with his drawings, which are honestly hard to believe any could actually draw these beautiful pictures. He did have a few drawings of portraits (humans and animals lol) which once again Whete astounishing. I've been tattooed over 50 times, this was undoubtedly one of my greatest sessions, I'll definitely be back, and 150% recommend him to anyone who is looking for some new ink ! Thanks again billy .

I will never go back to Genocide Ink ..Mike Murray had recommended it to me. It was a really big let down. My tattoo artist was drinking a beer, checking his Facebook, and the place was blasting loud music because apparently I was "annoying."

My brother and I were greeted by three men and a large dog.. They took my brother and my I.D's, address, and other personal information. The tattoo artist MG Kelly (William Kelly) asked me what I do for a living, and I kindly replied, "That's none of your business," to which he was rude the rest of my experience there.

As we waited in the back to be tattoo'd, co-workers.. or rather known as, "his boys" continued to come in and out of the room... to which another customer walked into the room. This tattoo artist had stopped tatting my brothers tiny finger tat midway to check out the other customers arm, right in front of us! MG Kelly then left the room with the other customer.

I yelled at Paul Burrows (one of the tattoo artists) whom had just walked in the room, if he could please turn down the loud music. My brother and I couldn't hear what each other were saying due how loud it was. He nodded and said "okay." Paul B. then left the room.

My brother and I were fed up of waiting, so I left the room in search of the artist MG Kelly. I then witnessed him take a break while smoking a cigarette. He was chatting with his co-workers. The music was still blasting, so at this point I had to talk very loudly, at the top of the my lungs to them to tell them that we were leaving.

We waited overall an hour for two finger tattoos that were never done. It was the most unprofessional, disrespectful "tattoo shop" that I've ever been to, one of my worst experiences as a customer. My tattoo would have just taken three minutes. It was a heart on my finger that I wanted.. it never got done during the hour that I was there.



**Dante Onorato, a worker also at Genocide Ink has made false claims about me on their Genocide Ink Facebook page. Slandering my brother and I.. saying that we were drunk, attempting to bring shots / liquor into their shop. That never happened! At 21 right now, I barely drink! Dante Onorato also threatened to post my personal information online, which MG Kelly(owner of Genocide Ink) already did, he posted an X-rated Adult Video of me on his Facebook page. :/ Very saddening.

If I could leave a zero star review I would have.

My sister and I called before hand to come in for two quick black line tattoos on our middle fingers. Upon arriving we walked into what looked like an old barbershop. Shuffled into a tiny room, that did not look at all sanitary. MG Kelly walks in and decides to check his facebook, lighting a cigarette and drinking a beer before even saying a word to us. Saying him being drunk makes him work better. Promoting his facebook and not talking about anything related to the tattoo. After about an hour of deafening music, which they refused to turn down, he did about two seconds of work on my tiny finger tattoo before he abruptly, without saying anything, got up and walked out of the room. My sister and I waited about ten minutes with no one from the establishment coming to explain what was going on. We walked out of the room with my tattoo barely started and not finished. While leaving i saw MG Kelly preforming another tattoo in a completely different room on another person. Leaving me to wait, even though both my sister and my tattoos would have taken less than 10 minutes to complete. We walked to the front and his "boy" said he was in the bathroom. We left never to return.