Romeo and Juliet's

there is the entertainment part and the store part. the store part sells all kinds of toys and smoking equipment and intercourse products. to get into the entertainment part, it's 10 dollars per person for as long as you need. each room has a screen in it if you want to watch. on the right side, it's the straight part. and the left side is the homosexual part. it's a small place but manageable. the staff were friendly. there is a restroom available as well. it's more busy in the pm rather than morning.

The older gentleman that works there is creepy as hell, super pushy, and just makes your experience awkward and unenjoyable. I sometimes don't go in when he is on shift.

It was a pretty good experience for my first time in a sex shop. I thought it was going to be a little creepy. I went in to buy some sex toys. The only creepy thing about it was the arcade, now that I've read up a little bit more about them and what people use them for. Other than that, my personal experience there was a good one. There was nobody else in the store, relieving me of my anxiety. I purchased what I came for, the cashier was nice to me during my transaction and I left. Nothing weird. No funny business. Edit: Went in here for the second time with my boyfriend to look for sex toys. Learned the hard way not to say hello to any guys in here. It gives them the wrong idea. Just keep to yourself and you'll probably be fine.

Spent $30 on a toy that was supose to have 10 functions. Twisted in the battery to test if it would turn on and the button doesn't work, and they don't offer refunds or exchanges. Definitely not worth it, just order your stuff online.

This store having an adult arcade is troublesome enough due to the type of clientele stores like that attract (typically a lot of consent violation happens in Adult arcades/viewing booths, as well as married men having unprotected sex with other male strangers. Their families have no idea they are doing that, most of the time, so in the very likely event that they catch a venereal disease, they can take it home to their families, spread it, and their kids, spouses, etc. may never know how or if they are infected.) Arcade aside, there was a reasonable selection of toys in the store, and a large amount were body-safe, though they certainly need to get rid of the poison toys like Jelle/Jelly and PVC. If you don't know why, you need to Google 'toxic sex toys' and see the scary, dirty facts. Yeast infections and cervical cancer from unsafe materials unregulated by the FDA? Yeah, that's the toy industry. If it ain't metal, glass, ABS hard plastic or silicone, stay away from it. The man behind the counter was very friendly and helpful.