BEVERLY HILLS, Calif.—Hustler Hollywood has announced that it has begun to officially reopen stores across the country in select locations that had been closed due to the COVID-19 virus. The latest reopenings include stores in San Diego, San Jose and Sacramento, though only the San Diego and Sacramento stores will allow customers inside, and the San Jose store will only be available for curbside service, due to the restrictions imposed on California businesses by Gov. Gavin Newsom.
“We have been helping people with intimacy and relationships for years, and right now, many people have the extra time to do some exploration, and that is where we come in. We have new guidelines and protocols in place for our employees, along with customers, and we will do everything we can to continue to provide a safe and clean environment in which to shop," said Philip Del Rio, vice president of retail.
The retailer will also provide customers with curbside pick-up service that will be available daily from Noon to 8 p.m. at its San Diego location at 929 6th Avenue for those customers who chose this option, as well as at its Sacramento location at 2285 Arden Way, though only curbside service will be available at its San Jose store located at 2210 Business Circle. Customers can phone the San Diego store directly at 619-696-9007, the Sacramento store at 916-648-1169 and the San Jose store at 408-295-6912 to place an order, and have it delivered to them curbside without having to leave their car or enter the store. For those not sure as to what they might want to purchase, they can visit the company's website HustlerHollywood.com for product information.
Hustler Hollywood will continue to monitor the COVID-19 situation and make updates as needed. For more information and a full list of store re-open dates, visit the company's store closure updates page.
The first Hustler Hollywood opened in 1998 on the famed Sunset Strip in West Hollywood, making this the company's 21st year in business.
For more information, visit HustlerHollywood.com.
