In New York For The Weekend..

[JasonHoodrich]

Im at The Standard @ Washington and 13th.. Any good Tat Shacks around here? I know there a shit ton in NY I just dont know the area. Text me some cool spots 773-387-3260

[dari]

I can't imagine he has openings, but if it were me, I'd run to Thomas Hooper at NY Adorned.

ADORNED

[ShawnPorter]

I'd run to Thomas Hooper at Saved.

Saved Tattoo

:)

[dari]

I'd run to Thomas Hooper at Saved.

Saved Tattoo

:)

Damn, I'm always running off in the wrong direction! Good thing I have smart friends.

[Avery Taylor]

Smith Street in Brooklyn. I think that Chad Koeplinger is there this weekend as well as the rest of the guys. Also Derrick Snodgrass is at Flyrite. Virginia Elwood NY Adorned. Sarah Schor Kings Ave.

[briangtat2]

smith street in brooklyn

[Jake]

D- all of the above.

[MsRad]

apparently Seth Wood is guest spotting at Saved this weekend...

[Joe Shit]

All of the better shop's are on the lower east side. http://thickerthanwatertattoo.com/ is a street shop on LES. Daredevil Tattoo has plenty of good traditional tattooers.And it's down the street from Kat's deli where you can get a good pastrami sandwich. Kings Avenue has some excellent tattooers.And if you wan't a good banh Mi,this place Banh Mi - Vietnamese Sandwich is close to Kings Ave,and is real good.

Red Rocket Tattoo New York City You probably can do a walk-in at this shop. Invisible NYC - Art Gallery and Tattoo Studio | Tattoo Artists has some excellent tattooers.Smith street as mentioned is a real nice traditional shop.If you go to brooklyn,check out Brooklyn Flea on Saturday in Fort Greene has some real good food. HopStop.com - Transit Directions and Maps for New York City (NYC) is a pretty good site to help navigate around the city.

[mario desa]

i think there's a big statue of a lady in the river? i heard about a big park out there too.

[jade1955]

Union Square Cafe. 21 East 16th St.

[jade1955]

And Smith Street Tattoo.

[Scott R]

big joe,

I was in vietnam for a few weeks and there was a banh bi(pronounced bee/ south and north dialects are far different) shop right next to where my inlaws lived near saigon. They were 10 cents a piece for about 8 inch baguette with grilled pork and the fixings. good stuff.

[Joe Shit]

big joe,

I was in vietnam for a few weeks and there was a banh bi(pronounced bee/ south and north dialects are far different) shop right next to where my inlaws lived near saigon. They were 10 cents a piece for about 8 inch baguette with grilled pork and the fixings. good stuff.

Damn that's crazy.You can probably live like a king for 5 bucks a day.

[ShawnB]

Are there any suggestions for a good place in Yokosuka and Okinawa?