Sentiment analysis: Two words: soggy pizza. Service is the only reason I am giving two stars instead of one.
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negative

Sentiment analysis: Gross. We ordered a pizza, and were told it would be 40 minutes. Ok, no problem. At 50 minutes I asked the waitress if it was coming out soon. "5 minutes." Ok. 10 minutes went by, then another 10. We are now at an hour and 10 minutes, and still no pizza. Another 10 minutes later-- now exactly twice what we were told-- she brings out a piping hot pizza with green peppers and mushrooms. Pity that we ordered a sausage and pepperoni pizza... We were so hungry that we said forget it, we'll eat this one. Then we tried to cut into it. The bottom was rock hard, and burnt to a crisp. The knives could not cut through it. And in the center of the pizza, you ask? Yep--cold as ice. WTF?! We called the waitress over, told her we'd pay for the drinks, but wanted to send the pizza back. 2 minutes later the owner is at our table, screaming at us that we are paying for the g-- d--- pizza. After attempting to calmly explain the situation, he said he didn't give a shit about that, he was getting his money. So I said, "ok, sure, no problem. You go get the check." And we left while he went to get the check. Then-- oh yes, there's more-- about 2 weeks later there is a knock at the door of my mom's house, although I no longer lived there. She phoned me and said, "Um... the police are here about a pizza you didn't pay for?" What a dick! (The waitress had known me in high school and knew my name). I told my mom not to pay, and that I'd deal with it, but of course she was just worried about me and paid it. So the asshole got his money for a pizza we didn't order or eat, and that I would not have fed to my dog. And I have never been back.
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negative

Sentiment analysis: I've been to this Harley shop 3 times now. The location isn't too bad, it's on the south side of the "main" part of the strip, so there isn't quite as much traffic along Las Vegas Blvd as in other parts. But, as John F. said, it can be a little tricky crossing the Blvd when going in and out. But, it hasn't been too bad for me. Aesthetically, this place looks good, even though there are a few areas under minor construction to finish up the place. I have bought clothing items there, and the staff has been extremely helpful to me every time I've browsed through the shop. One girl in particular, Ginni, went out of her way to help me out, even looking through their stuff in the back to double check for similar styles in the sizes I need. They seem to stock a lot of XXL items, so if you're looking for M or L, then can be in somewhat short supply of certain items. I have also had my bike serviced at this location. The staff there was quite helpful, although, they seem to be a tad understaffed right now (a week after opening). Whether that's due to increased foot traffic because of location, or because this is simply the newest shop, I can't say. But, there did seem to be a little bit of a wait at the service department. After the wait though, they were quite helpful and friendly to me when I ordered parts and again when I brought in and picked up my bike after they did the installation of what I ordered. I would have liked there to have been less of a wait between when I ordered the parts and when they arrived. But, I'm not sure that's something this particular store has much control over. Overall, I had a great experience at this location and highly recommend it. However, I will probably do future business at the Red Rock Harley simply due to it's location.
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positive