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Today's side deal puts $80 toward the tattoo of your choice at Ink & Dagger Tattoo Parlour for $40. The quaint tattoo studio's minimum for tats is $60, so you'll be well on your way to sporting that handsome two-by-three Elvis face you've got planned for your calf or the soulful owl eyes you envision peeking over your collarbone. Tattoo prices vary depending on the artwork, placement, and skin type, so stop in to consult with an artist on how best to depict a puppy with a victrola for an ear on the back of your ear.

Ink & Dagger Tattoo Parlour is a handsome retreat from the ink-free world that welcomes first-timers and cluttered canvasses alike. Kitschy, cozy, and charming, the parlour features an exposed brick wall adorned with taxidermied animal heads and tattoo art, while an antler chandelier illuminates the waiting room. The impeccably clean studios are furnished like old-fashioned studies with wooden furniture, bookshelves, and a comfy chair to help clients relax. Acclaimed artists Russ Abbott, Kurt Fagerland, Jeremy Sutton, and Bryan Reynolds will help you put your dream, heart, or dreams of heart-shaped chocolate-chip cookies on your sleeve. Professional and friendly, they'll turn your inky vision into a colorful piece of art you'll take everywhere you go.

Reviews

Prick magazine and Tattoo Snob admire Ink & Dagger Tattoo Parlour's ambience and expert ink artists. Yelpers and Kudzu users give Ink & Dagger Tattoo Parlour a perfect five stars:

• Over the last few years, Abbott's bold and illustrative tattoo style has caught the eyes of many collectors who seek him out for large, multi-session tattoos. Unable to restrict himself to one style of tattooing, he has pretty much tried it all. – Geoffrey Stephenson, Prick
• Clean, proffessional, great music...You couldnt be more comfortable. As far as the work goes… I merely gave a direction and an idea and Russ met my expectations and more. He totally took my description and turned into a piece of art. – teej23, Kudzu
• Minimal pain (just tingling). He's an artist,and made a great drawing of exactly what I had in mind. I had just a little peeling, but no itching or scabbing. It healed up great. – avanti, Kudzu