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Open until 10:00 PM

The door, and
when it opens.

8920 South Meridian Street, south side of Indianapolis, in a brick strip with a parking lot in front of it. Lights on at noon every day of the week and open till ten, except Sundays, when everyone goes home at eight.

The exterior of Irish Ink on a snowy day: a single-story brick strip with a sign reading Irish Ink Tattoo and Piercing above the windows, TATTOO and PIERCING lettering on the glass, and a parking lot with a snow-covered pickup truck outside.
What you are looking for from the road. The window says custom & flash, and you can park more or less in front of it.
The entrance to Irish Ink seen close up: a glass door numbered 8920 carrying the shop's logo, a lit OPEN sign in the window beside it, and a painted Irish Ink Tattoo and Piercing board leaning against the glass.
The door itself. Number 8920, with the sign lit.

The week,
drawn to scale.

Monday Noon – 10:00 PM
Tuesday Noon – 10:00 PM
Wednesday Noon – 10:00 PM
Thursday Noon – 10:00 PM
Friday Noon – 10:00 PM
Saturday Noon – 10:00 PM
Sunday Noon – 8:00 PM

Each bar is that day’s opening laid over a whole twenty-four hours, so you can see how much of the evening is still yours. Today is the solid row, and the green mark on it is right now. Making a special trip? Call ahead.

Getting there.

8920 S Meridian St
Indianapolis
IN 46217

South Meridian runs the length of the south side, and we are on it, in the brick strip pictured at the top of this page. Tap the address to hand it to Google Maps, or call on (317) 893-2672 and somebody will tell you where to put the car.

The entrance is wheelchair accessible, and we take credit and debit cards.

The details,
in one place.

Payments Credit cards · Debit cards
Accessibility Wheelchair accessible entrance
Rating 4.7 out of 5, from 422 reviews
Open Seven days a week, noon to ten, and noon to eight on Sunday

Everything else lives at the other end of the phone. What a piece will cost, who is on the floor on Thursday, whether you can turn up at half nine on a Saturday and still be seen. Ring the shop and ask. It gets answered from noon.

Walk in.

We did a walk in and only waited about :10. Dan Bowers · Google review

This is a walk-in shop, and the late door is why. Fridays and Saturdays are the busy ones and a Saturday night is nothing like a Tuesday afternoon, so if your evening is tight, call ahead and we will tell you how the floor is looking.