When you hear about a tattoo and piercing parlor, stereotypical things come to mind. Harley biker gangs, smoke-filled rooms, trashy floors, vagabonds coming in and out of the joint, or at least that's what people tend to think. That's not the type of experience you get when you go to Liquid Swordz. Walking into Liquid Swordz, you are greeted by tattooing owner Jeff Foust and his piercing partner Dave Taxson.
World music calms the nerves.
Eastern art on the walls and several sculptures are suspended from the ceiling. The place is has checkered tile floors and clean counter tops and instruments. The vibe from Swordz is fun, upbeat and friendly. Foust's and Taxson's demeanor is relaxing, inviting and genuine. With dozens of parlors in the area, it is atmosphere and service that makes Liquid Swordz stand out.