Remington Tattoo Parlor

Researched and compiled by the Remington Tattoo Wiki editorial team · First published 9 November 2026 · Revised 9 November 2026

Quick reading: Remington Tattoo Parlor is a tattoo shop at 3009 Myrtle Ave in North Park, San Diego, open daily from noon to 8pm.^[1][2] Artist Terry Ribera, who states he has been tattooing since 2001, opened the shop in 2011.^[4][5]

What this reference covers

Remington Tattoo Parlor is a tattoo shop at 3009 Myrtle Avenue in the North Park neighborhood of San Diego, California.^[1][2] The official site also uses Remington Tattoo and Remington Tattoo Parlor + Gallery.^[3][1] This wiki is an independent reference, not the shop’s booking site. It describes the public record of the shop, the people it currently lists, and the topics those pages actually discuss: styles, aftercare, hygiene, and California body-art rules.

Owner and artist Terry Ribera states that he has been tattooing since 2001 and that he founded the shop in 2011 after a formative apprenticeship at Master Tattoo.^[4] A 20 December 2017 interview with SDVoyager places the opening in July 2011 and also names Avalon Tattoo among earlier workplaces.^[5] An official shop post announced a grand-opening party for Saturday, 8 October 2011, at 8pm.^[6] Those dates are complementary: a mid-year opening and a formal party later that fall, not competing founding years.

Place and hours

The shop lists itself near the corner of 30th Street and Upas Street, in North Park.^[1] Official hours, matching the Google Business Profile, are noon to 8pm every day.^[1][2] The map on the location page is a CID-based embed of that Google listing, not a generic pin.^[2]

Who works there now

The official artists page, checked for this build, names resident artists Terry Ribera, Jasmine Worth, Brett Semrick, Chris Cockrill, Kristjan Olson, Hunter Knolmayer and Kris Kezar, plus guest artists Edoardo Taglioretti and Rex Roxwell.^[7] Older official posts name additional artists; those names are treated as historical, not as the current roster.

What this wiki will not do

It does not use client tattoo photographs. It does not invent a County of San Diego body-art permit number, because none was found on the official pages reviewed.^[3][8] It attributes the shop’s “Best of San Diego 2024” announcement to the official homepage until an independent copy of the San Diego Reader winners list is on file.^[9] And it reports two descriptions of the building’s age — 1914 on the shop page, and a 1930s Spanish building in the 2017 interview — rather than picking one and discarding the other.^[1][5]

Common questions

See also

• History and the shop
• Location and map
• People
• North Park
• Name and building

Sources cited

1. ^ ^{a b c d e f} The Tattoo Shop – Remington. Remington Tattoo Parlor (remingtontattoo.com). Retrieved 9 November 2026.
2. ^ ^{a b c d} Remington Tattoo Parlor, Google Business Profile (CID 9649323829549075776). Google Maps. Retrieved 9 November 2026.
3. ^ ^{a b} About Remington Tattoo Parlor. Remington Tattoo Parlor (remingtontattoo.com). Retrieved 9 November 2026.
4. ^ ^{a b} Terry Ribera (official artist page). Remington Tattoo Parlor (remingtontattoo.com). Retrieved 9 November 2026.
5. ^ ^{a b c} Meet Terry Ribera of Remington Tattoo Parlor + Gallery in North Park. SDVoyager. Retrieved 9 November 2026.
6. ^ Grand opening party, 8 October 2011. Remington Tattoo Parlor (remingtontattoo.com). Retrieved 9 November 2026.
7. ^ The Artists – Remington Tattoo. Remington Tattoo Parlor (remingtontattoo.com). Retrieved 9 November 2026.
8. ^ Body Art Program. County of San Diego Department of Environmental Health and Quality. Retrieved 9 November 2026.
9. ^ Remington Tattoo Parlor (home page). Remington Tattoo Parlor (remingtontattoo.com). Retrieved 9 November 2026.