Mos Eisleys Tattoo Studio

Great clean and friendly location. I've gotten several tattoos from artist Preston. I would highly recommend him if you're looking for awesome colorful traditional style tattoos. He is a great artist who has done several tattoos on me and will be going back to get more. Go to Mos Eisleys and ask for Preston!

This is my first tattoo from Mos Eisleys and I couldn't be more impressed! Great experience from start to finish. Preston is a fantastic artist!

Called today to inquire about getting my sons nose pierced. Front desk person who answered the phone was very short with me in letting me that they do not offer piercings anymore. I then asked her if she could refer me to a business that does - to which she replied that she does not know anyone that does piercings. 🙄 I get that you don’t want to send customers to competitor’s in the area but you could just be honest and say that. I find it very hard to believe you have no idea who does piercings in GR. 😂 Thanks!

When my son Cody died, I wanted to get a tattoo that honored him as well as expressed how much he and my other two kids are and always will be part of my heart. I came in and gave Preston a drawing and explained each part of it. When I went in the next day, he had taken my basic idea and made it so much more beautiful and meaningful. I can't lie, I was anxious about how it was going to feel to get the tattoo, but Preston talked me off the ledge and before I knew it, he was done. Preston, your amazing !!!!

I got a piercing there, by George, and I absolutely love it! He was so helpful and even was nice enough to do it even though I came in last minute. Very clean and not too expensive. I would definitely choose Mos Eisleys again!

Honestly the worse experience at a tattoo parlor. We were greeted by a rude, young lady who looked around 20 or so. My friend went to talk to them about tattoos first they took her to the back with one person. I was next to talk to which she turned me away saying there wasn't time for anyone else, despite it only being 5pm. A few minutes later two people came in and went to get their tattoos without an appointment. I wanted to leave so I went in the back to ask my friend for the car keys, which the lady at the front desk, who btw have no piercings or tattoos to be seen, flipping out at me saying I couldn't go back there. I searched all their small, closed rooms and finally found her only to be yelled at by the tattoo artist and the door slammed in my face. I ended up walking to screaming needle 2.5 miles up the street and paid $60 for my small bird tattoo, which was the same size as my friends who paid $120 for her tattoo plus the awful service.

Many people I have talked to about this place all complain about ridiculous pricing and their incredible rude service. I would NEVER suggest this place to anybody. Their portfolios aren't even of the extraordinary or significant. Basically incomplete some of them.
Terrible in general.

I got a tattoo from Preston not too long ago and I love it! I keep seeing people complain about pricing but for the amount of time put into my tattoo along with just how amazing it looks, I say the price was more than fair. Totally excited to come back for more!

This is my third tattoo( still in the process of being finished) at Mos Eisley's. The staff has always been nice and each artisit has done amazing work. I would, and have reccomended this shop to other people.

I went there last week to get my third tattoo (second one from Mos Eisleys). Customer service was severely lacking. My artist never even told me his name and seems kind of annoyed when he put the stencil on and I asked him to redo it due to the fact it wasn’t on straight. I was never asked to show my ID or sign any papers so should I need a touch up (which I can already tell that I will) get an infection, etc., they will have no record of me going there. I had to ask for an after care pamphlet. All around poor experience. They’re talented and good at what they do, but I was not impressed this time around and will not be going back to them for future tattoos.

Pretentious. Plain and simple. We get it, the industry has changed. You’re all artists now and the customers should appreciate the opportunity to have your artwork displayed on their body. Couple problems with that.....they’re paying you.....and they have options! You may not feel the sting of poor customer service or a lack of communication/follow-up protocol right now, but the more places that open up, the tighter that squeeze is going to get. Other places in town are building their reputations on standards of customer service, making the customers feel welcomed and appreciated. Someone’s going to look at the books one day and wonder what happened......hint: it’s happening now.
The staff thinks their time is more valuable than the time of their paying customers.....that’s how kids run an after school club, not how adults run a successful business. There wasn’t the competition 5 years ago that there is now, they better get reactive, it’s obvious they weren’t proactive. This is probably one of those places that does “pretty well” and has no idea how much more revenue that they could be generating......oh well.