Eastern Avenue Adult Superstore

preety cool place for your adult needs. privet areas .the lady behind the counter was awsome very nice. well worth the visit.

The staff here are incredibly helpful and knowledgeable about the products. They made my shopping experience enjoyable and provided great recommendations. It's a fantastic place to discover new things

My wife and I were visiting from Delaware and I wanted to stop and get some toys and a video. When we first walked in there was nobody around. It was our first time there we didn’t know how the place was set up. The lady appeared from behind counter yelling we couldn’t go in the one area and said cost that money too. She was not very friendly. A simple hi would have been nice. Not a way to treat customers. We left.

I'm not ever coming here again I was just threatened by Dee so I left. The store in Tulsa is way better than this place!

What a delightful place! The assortment of toys is extensive, and I found some really unique pieces. The staff made my visit even better with their friendly service.

A fantastic place to explore! The staff is friendly and knowledgeable, making it easy to find exactly what you’re looking for. Great experience!

Profoundly disappointing visit. I called ahead, 2 hours before their closing time, to verify they were open and all was well. What I wasn't told over the phone, however, would have changed my decision to visit. I was only in the city for an evening, before traveling on to my next destination. I took an Uber to Eastern Avenue Video, and as my ride pulled away and I entered the place, I was immediately told, "THE ARCADE IS CLOSED FOR MAINTENANCE, FEEL FREE TO BUY SOMETHING, THOUGH." I said, "I just called to verify y'all were open. Why didn't you mention the that the arcade was closed then?" The female clerk replied "We ARE open, honey. Now, you need to buy something but you can't just hang around, OK?" I asked them if they could wait long enough for me to call another Uber (there was a gentleman also behind the counter, apparently a manager). I was told that was OK. Unfortunately, I had a very hard time getting an Uber to come back. Ultimately, I had to walk about a half a mile toward the Omni Hotel, before my attempts to get a ride were accepted again. I feel like the main failure here was, obviously, to tell a caller the facilities were open, but to not reveal that the arcade was closed. This could have been an oversight, but it sure felt a lot like deceptive omission instead. I will not attempt another visit if I'm in Oklahoma City again.