Reviews for The Queens Ink Tattoo Shop

Feb 2024

Eva did my first ever tattoo when I was 16 years old for my 16th birthday. I chose them specifically because I love their work and they have only gotten better over the last several years. I can’t wait to get another tattoo because I’m for sure going to Eva!! One of the best artists in Lewisburg West Virginia!
Feb 2024

I spent nearly a year drawing my tattoo idea which was inspired by the branch of a jacaranda tree. Christian worked with me to convert what I drew into a gorgeous work of art on my hip. It took about 3 1/2 hours to complete in a single session. As far as being stabbed with a needle for hours on end, it really wasn’t bad at all! I thought it would have been much worse. Christian was gentle, pleasant, and professional. He made be feel comfortable and not worried at all. A friend of mine held my hand and I was able to distract myself with conversation. The images are from when it was freshly inked in 2016 and 8 years later in 2024. I still love it and think it’s truly...read full review
Oct 2023

CAROLINE IS THE BEST TATTOO ARTIST-I have a bunch of tattoos , and when moving to Astoria about 4 years ago I knew I needed to find an artist I TRUST and one that is able to communicate and work with me, and not just the artist but the shop itself.When getting a tattoo we all understand it’s a forever commitment, and for someone to tattoo my body I really needed to know them and their work.I searched up ALOT of places , lot of places on Steinway that I thought would do good but ended up being bad, so never went. I thought maybe Astoria just wasn’t the place to get a tattoo UNTIL UNTIL I walked by queens ink and tattoo.I was approached by the owner of the shop and...read full review

From The Queens Ink Tattoo Shop

On quiet 29th Street, close to the corner of 24th Avenue in the heart of Astoria, a warmcopper glow emanates from a shop window, spilling softly onto the surrounding sidewalk. It’s almost impossible not to be drawn toward the amber haze and shadowy figures moving about inside. A close look will show that the small space is a tattoo parlor, though one step in reveals a world of its own, where a distinct brand of art and its impassioned creators have secured a permanent residence. Despite the small space and three chairs, The Queens Ink has been, quite literally, making its mark on Astoria.