Ooo. My first spicy review!…read more This is the only physical Adam and Eve I've visited. Whenever I enter, I'm welcomed with all sorts of smiles and how are yous. Just the way retail employees should work. They're always extremely knowledgeable about the products because it's basically their job to up-sell and because they have firsthand experience with some of the merchandise. I visited in early February and there were a few couples, but way more people shopping for friends and SOs. Lots of deals and money to be made around this time of year! I can't compare it to other A&Es, but for the town of Jacksonville, it has a good amount of stuff. The website obviously has more to offer, but if you need something quick or just wanna browse, this is the place for you. Lots of toys, lingerie, movies, the things you would expect from a sex shop. Plenty of toy cleaner, lubricant, and novelty gifts surrounding the checkout counter. The prices are good, too! Don't expect to break the bank here because while they do try to steer you towards the more expensive items, they always bring up cheaper options. They've always been good at not making you feel awkward. Some people feel out of place in adult shops because of the stigma surrounding being openly sexual and I definitely feel like a store like this one would make more people feel okay with expressing themselves. My only issue would have to be the lack of bags, not the bags after you purchase something. You know, sometimes you want something sleek when storing your personal items and the only thing they offered was this (very plush) gray bag that could fit three blow dryers. Not exactly discreet or cheap. You something that looks like a cosmetic bag that fits everything I need in it. Some bags... make things... melt. It's weird. I don't feel like saying this because I'm a grown woman and anyone who's friends me with on and off Yelp is grown as well, but I'll say it anyway: sexually enjoying yourself is a natural thing. Whether you do it with a significant other or others, a friend, a random person, yourself, or you paid for it, there's no need or reason to be ashamed of it. Actually, indulge whenever possible and appropriate. Might take the edge off of some of you. Enjoy~

Went to the one on Western Blvd, been a Priscillas girl for years out of convenience, didnt realize…read morethere was also a Priscillas three doors down. Told the salesgirl at A&E what i was looking for, what i used, why i liked it. She must have seen dollar signs above my head because she immediately steered me to one of two toys on the "high-end" wall. I wasnt the only one, either. I told her my price point but that i was okay with paying a bit more for a good, reliable toy. The one she got stuck on was over TWICE my budget, whenever i asked about others all i got was "its okay i guess...but this one...(toy in question)" Against my better judgment, i went for it. I have never been so disappointed in a toy above $20 IN MY LIFE. I was actually BORED. In fact the $20 toys actually work better for me. And of course they laugh at you for trying to bring a toy back, even if its not even a day out of the package. Yes, theres risk involved in picking any toy, trust me i know, but $100?? Seriously? "Call the company and complain" is all you can manage? And the other salesgirl actually had the nerve to tell me it was "because i had desensitized myself" because i like something a little wider than a screwdriver and wasnt "typical" i suppose "so thats why it didnt work on you". The Design. Doesnt. Work. Trust me- i even tried it backwards. Suggesting my body is defective when you have $100 of my money IS NOT HELPING. Newsflash, Adam n Eve- if all youre selling these days is $100 toys, either LISTEN to what your customers tell you they like (not just what fattens your commission) or have a better customer service policy. You know- like, ACTUAL CUSTOMER SERVICE. Do yourself a favor ladies- go down the street to Priscillas. Those girls are a lot more knowledgable, a lot less condescending, dont work on commission, and theyve always told me THE TRUTH about their products. In fact, they had the same hi-end product, but told me they werent actively promoting it bc nobody knew enough about how good it was yet to advocate it. Much MUCH wider selection, too. Toy #2 was a THIRD the price, works better for me, and the customer experience was MUCH preferable. Adam and Eve needs to put less investment into their interior design and more into training their salespeople.

I was in need of workout bike shorts and tanks and PINK was running a Spring Sale with items 40-50%…read moreoff. I scored a cute tank, bike shorts and a adorable sports bra for my little girl under $50. Staff was wonderful and accommodating. They had styles easily sorted for us to find even when shopping clearance. I will definitely visit this location again when in the area. The store layout was clean and easy to maneuver through. Checkout was seamless.

Kuddos to the staff here. I walked in and someone asked if i needed help. Was sent over to the…read moredressing room area and Justine was so helpful. Brought me several different bras to try on. Justine had to go on break and Alyssa took over and was just as helpful. Ordered the bras since they weren't in the store (due to my size). Price was what I expected. I tried to buy a bra at Belks, but the size was not what it was marked. I will never buy any bra except for a VS. Thanks for Great service.

I usually love the store but wow. The worker today was rude beyond belief. An employee in a bra…read morestore should absolutely know that ""the cup fits, the band doesn't I need to know down but keep this cup fit"" means you go down a band size up a cup size. And what did this woman do? Hand me a 36DDD when I said over and over 38DDD CUP fits the BAND is too big. What a waste of my time. I'm so angry about having to repeat myself that many times to somebody who damn well should know better.

I was so glad when they moved from the Jacksonville Mall to their new location a few years ago--it…read moremade it much, much easier to get to (which, thinking about it, is actually a bad thing for me because it made it that much easier to spend money there!). Fast forward a few years and we've moved back to town and I needed more hot-weather clothing...so it was off to LB! The service gets five stars--I had each of four employees working that day assist me in some manner during my visit, and each of them were super nice and cheerful and helpful. They also seem to be lacking in some sizes--with an overabundance of smaller sizes--which says to me that the ordering should be analyzed. Unfortunately, the clothing is expensive, the shirt styles rarely suit me, and the construction quality (overall, company wide) has gone downhill (jeans that I bought 5+ years ago are lasting better than pairs I bought two years ago--and the same with undies). That said, it's not a fault of THIS specific location, so I didn't knock any stars off for those things...I just want to make you aware. I would recommend this location for the sales staff...and recommend you wait for sales (like BOGO bras), hit the Clearance rack, or get on their mailing list for coupons.

I felt so comfortable. James was very professional and knows what he is doing. The photos turns out…read moreamazing. I highly recommend them. I cannot wait to do another one

The couples boudoir shoot was a wonderful experience, and I can definitively say that it was one of…read morethe most fun "dates" I've ever been on in my life. We had a blast during our session, and it was an opportunity for closeness and bonding. Our images turned out gorgeous and classy, and it was a challenge to narrow down the selection. In fact, some of the pictures turned out so fantastic I couldn't believe they were really me! It's definitely a confidence booster and I love being able to appreciate the still frames of my partner. We wanted our images to be 'electric' like our connection, and James absolutely nailed it. I think everyone deserves to feel sexy and confident, so a boudoir shoot is a fun and creative way to do just that.

Sale prices good. It's June and bathing suits half off. Staff was helpful at counter but no one…read moreon the floor. Dressing rooms need to be cleaned better. Probably understaffed.

I was 2nd in line at jewelry counter when the person ahead of me asked for something from makeup…read more Service person left to help her and spent the next 20 min there with same customer while there were 3 customers waiting in jewelry. I finally approached her to ask if anyone else could help in jewelry and she said she would call someone (at the time she was straightening displays). I gave up and left along with at least one other customer. I would think much more money is being spent in jewelry as opposed to makeup. They just lost a $300 sale by informing me.

I went in to this location with a return that we ended up making an exchange. The computer systems…read morewere having issues and instead of just dismissing me all three associates working made sure I was taken care of. Alyssa especially went above and beyond and spent time on the phone with customer care to get my issue resolved on the spot, checking in with me consistently to update me and ensure I was doing alright. Mary and Bre initially greeted me and were more than helpful as well.

This Goodwill donation center was so amazing! Alex and Lisa in particular were stand out helpers…read moreand made our donation experience so easy and enjoyable! If you could donate, this is the place!

So... do you want to run a "collectables/antique store" or do you want to run a "thrift store"?…read more#1. If you want to run a collectables/antique store the first thing you need to do is stop calling yourself a thrift store when pricing items as if you are running a collectables/antique store. #2. If you want to run a collectables/antique store items that you believe are valuable must be authenticated, cleaned up, displayed properly, and prices must be in line with the collectable or antique market values, whatever the market will bear at the time the item is being sold. Being a collectables/antique store requires expert level knowledge and attention to minute detail, unlike a thrift store. #3. Throwing things in a pile on filthy shelves with dollar store items and trash and pricing them like they are antiques or collectables without any of the proper steps outlined in #2 is simply an attempt to scam unwary consumers. #4. Props to you if you want to run a thrift store, this is a truly needed service in our community. Pricing needs to reflect the values of "thriftiness". No special attention needed for items you intended to sell in your thrift store. Just put the stock out and price as if it were a garage or estate sale of items of unknown value or quality. #5. Attempting to "police" your thrift store for "flippers" ends in the result described in #3. If you want to be a thrift store, be a thrift store, if you want to be a collectable/antique store, be a collectables/antique store. #6. This is HUGE, if your items have been donated, you received them FREE OF CHARGE! Think really hard about how you answer this... How can you, with a decent heart and soul, price your items so high that the ones who truly need them, can not afford them?? You're basically stealing from good-hearted souls who think a needy child will receive their donation at a very reasonable price...or an elderly person on a limited budget will be able to afford their donated items? You're ensuring that only resellers and collectors will be able to purchase the FREE items! You're making a huge profit off of FREE items that are donated for the needy! You simply don't get it or do you?