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| - Our first visit to the 'Love Store Experience' was in the original Cheyenne location which we were only near after going to Galaxy Theaters. It was late, and with nothing left on the docket for the night, I looked to my fiancée and asked "Why not?" After all, I'd never been to a store like this with her before, and figured at the very least it'd be an interesting trip, if nothing else. While it was, we were told by a particularly resentful employee that a new location was opening on Rainbow shortly - and in comparison, would be the Love Store equivalent to Costco. I suppose this would explain the resentment ...
Weeks later, it opened. (Yet still looked close due to the tinted windows - don't let them fool you either - it took us a while!) After getting the stupid out of our system and actually just going up to the tinted glass, we stepped inside to what was a chic & well put together showroom - a veritable emporium of adult fun. What's more? We were actually carded upon entry (the fiancée particularly appreciated that one.) Don't be fooled by the thought of the age validation goes, however - the greeting was incredibly warm & welcoming - as they always are each time we've gone since. In fact, a few employees actually remember us, and give us a jovial welcome each time - like an adult toy "bar" version of Cheers.
And despite the size of the store, of which contains just about anything you would ever need or possibly want for a "Passion Party" with the girlfriends, a bit more of a little personal fun, some couples intimacy, or anything else you could possibly want or think of, it's the aforementioned employees that really make the store what it is - outstanding. They remove any sort of reluctant, hesitant & shy feelings you may have - even over the most outlandish of products. Some even offer personal advice. But once again, nothing that would make you uncomfortable. It's just right in answering questions you likely have in your mind but just didn't want to ask.
In a past review, you've heard me say that The Hustler store was the place to go for these needs - but as they say, there's a new sheriff in town, and that'd be The Love Store. The size & the selection; even the fact that they actually have occasional free classes. It's those employees that make the difference, though, and if (well, more like AFTER upon reading this interview) be sure to tell Elise I said hello.
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