Our Tattoo Studio in Mesa, AZ

Tagz Tattoo is a 4.8-star studio at 2735 E Main St in Mesa, AZ, with private rooms and a full bench of artists.

Tattoo stations and graffiti wall inside Tagz Tattoo, Mesa AZ
Client chairs in the main room at Tagz Tattoo
The Big Room at Tagz Tattoo in Mesa
Tattoo stations inside the Tagz Tattoo studio
Main floor of the Tagz Tattoo shop in Mesa, AZ
Artist workstations at Tagz Tattoo
Private tattoo room at Tagz Tattoo
Front desk at Tagz Tattoo, Mesa AZ
Private appointment room at the Tagz studio
Private room with client chair and TV at Tagz Tattoo
Tattoo stations and graffiti wall inside Tagz Tattoo, Mesa AZ
Client chairs in the main room at Tagz Tattoo
The Big Room at Tagz Tattoo in Mesa
Tattoo stations inside the Tagz Tattoo studio
Main floor of the Tagz Tattoo shop in Mesa, AZ
Artist workstations at Tagz Tattoo
Private tattoo room at Tagz Tattoo
Front desk at Tagz Tattoo, Mesa AZ
Private appointment room at the Tagz studio
Private room with client chair and TV at Tagz Tattoo
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2735 E. Main St

Mesa, AZ 85213

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Where we are and how to find us

Tagz Tattoo sits at 2735 E Main St, Suite 9 in Mesa, in the strip center at Main Street and Lindsay Road. If you know East Mesa, that puts us between Gilbert Road and Val Vista, an easy pull-off whether you are coming down Main or dropping off the US-60 at Lindsay.

Parking is right out front and the door faces Main. People make the drive from Gilbert, Chandler, Tempe, Scottsdale, and Apache Junction, and the honest reason is that East Valley freeways make us about fifteen minutes from most of it.

The map above drops you on the door. We are open every single day, including weekends: Sunday noon to 6, Monday through Thursday noon to 8, and Friday and Saturday noon to 10. That matters more than it sounds, because plenty of shops in the Valley go dark on Sundays. Nights and weekends are when most people can actually sit for a tattoo, so that is when we are open.

Inside the shop

This is a big shop by tattoo standards. Several working rooms instead of a row of crowded booths, including the one we call The Big Room, where the long sessions happen.

If you are sitting four or five hours for a sleeve pass or a back panel, you get to stretch out and the artist gets room to work, instead of both of you negotiating a corner. Privacy is there when the placement calls for it, and the atmosphere in the main space is what a good shop should be: music on, work happening, nobody performing toughness at you.

There is also a barber working in the same building, which produced the line clients keep putting in reviews about getting a piece and a fresh cut in the same trip. It sounds like a gimmick until the day you have a Saturday to yourself and one parking spot handles both.

The photos on this page are the actual space, not staging. The rating on Google sits at 4.8 from 73 reviews, and the reviews are worth reading because they describe the same shop you will walk into: clean rooms, artists who talk you through the work, and pieces people drove across the Valley for.

The crew

The shop belongs to AG, and his lane is the shop's signature: high-contrast black and grey realism, especially large-scale work, sleeves, chest pieces, and full backs. Around him the roster rotates, and at any given stretch the chairs hold artists working fine line, color, traditional, and portrait work alongside the realism that built the name. That rotation is a feature.

It means the shop can match your project to a person instead of forcing every idea through one style. Meet the current lineup on our artists page, or call (480) 670-1037 and ask who is booking your style this month.

How to start

Two doors in, both easy. If you have a project in mind, book a free tattoo consultation: you sit with the artist who would do the work, sort out size, placement, and style, and hear a real price with no obligation attached. If you are more spontaneous, walk-ins are welcome whenever there is open chair time, and smaller pieces regularly get quoted and finished the same day.

Quotes are per piece, deposits on booked work credit toward your final price, and financing is available through the Get Tatted Now Pay Later program. The full picture of what this shop does and why people choose it is one page over, but the short version fits in a sentence: come see the place, meet whoever is on, and look at healed work before you put anything on skin.

Our studio FAQs

Where is Tagz Tattoo, and how do I find it?

Tagz Tattoo sits at 2735 E Main St, Suite 9 in Mesa, in the strip center at Main Street and Lindsay Road. In East Mesa that puts us between Gilbert Road and Val Vista, an easy pull-off whether you are coming down Main or dropping off the US-60 at Lindsay. Parking is right out front and the door faces Main. People make the drive from Gilbert, Chandler, Tempe, Scottsdale, and Apache Junction, because East Valley freeways put us about fifteen minutes from most of it.

What are your hours?

We are open every single day: Sunday noon to 6, Monday through Thursday noon to 8, and Friday and Saturday noon to 10. That matters more than it sounds, because plenty of shops in the Valley go dark on Sundays. Nights and weekends are when most people can actually sit for a tattoo, so Friday and Saturday we run latest.

What is the shop like inside?

This is a big shop by tattoo standards, with several working rooms instead of a row of crowded booths, including the one we call The Big Room where the long sessions happen. If you are sitting four or five hours for a sleeve pass or a back panel, you get to stretch out and the artist gets room to work. Privacy is there when the placement calls for it, and the main space keeps music on and work happening. There is also a barber in the same building, so some clients get a piece and a fresh cut in the same trip. The photos on this page are the actual space, not staging.

Who works at Tagz, and how do I match with the right artist?

The shop belongs to AG, and his lane is the shop's signature: high-contrast black and grey realism, especially large-scale work, sleeves, chest pieces, and full backs. Around him the roster rotates, so at any given stretch the chairs hold artists working fine line, color, traditional, and portrait work alongside the realism that built the name. That rotation lets the shop match your project to a person instead of forcing every idea through one style. Meet the current lineup on our artists page, or call (480) 670-1037 and ask who is booking your style this month.

Do I need an appointment, or can I walk in?

Both doors are easy. If you have a project in mind, book a free consultation and sit with the artist who would do the work to sort out size, placement, and style, and hear a real price with no obligation attached. If you are more spontaneous, walk-ins are welcome whenever there is open chair time, and smaller pieces regularly get quoted and finished the same day.

How does pricing and payment work?

Quotes are per piece, deposits on booked work credit toward your final price, and financing is available through the Get Tatted Now Pay Later program. The clearest way to get a real number is to sit down for a free consultation, where you talk through size, placement, and style before anything goes on skin.

Come see the shop

2735 E Main St, Suite 9, Mesa. Open every day, doors at noon. Walk in, or book a free consult.

Call or text (480) 670-1037 Book a free consult

Finding the shop in Mesa, and what we work with

Tagz Tattoo Shop is at 2735 E Main St, Suite 9, Mesa, AZ 85213, in Maricopa County. The suite sits on the East Main corridor a short block west of Lindsay Road, with Val Vista Drive about a mile further east. The door faces Main and parking is out front.

If you are not driving, the Valley Metro light rail runs the length of Main Street and ends at the Gilbert Road station, roughly nine tenths of a mile west of the door, so the last stretch is a short ride or walk east along Main.

  • Aftercare we actually stock. Mad Rabbit foam wash, glide, soothing gel and patches are sold at the front counter, so you can walk out with the same aftercare your artist tells you to use.
  • Shop Pay. The Get Tatted Now, Pay Later plans run on Shop Pay at checkout, which is why the payment split happens on the product page rather than through a separate lender in the shop.
  • Arizona age law. A.R.S. §13-3721 is the statute that governs tattooing anyone under eighteen in this state. Tagz goes further than the statute does: eighteen and over with a valid photo ID, no exceptions.
  • Valley Metro. Route and station times for the Main Street line are on the Valley Metro maps and schedules page at valleymetro.orgif you are planning the trip in from Tempe or west Mesa.