Is It Really That Bad?

Overrated. Overhyped. Sometimes places can't possibly be as good as people make them out to be. In a slight departure from the format, Kathleen and Kadi hear about a 5 star restaurant in Los Angeles called Bestia and wonder if it can really be as great as everyone says it is. Why does this place get 5 star reviews when so many of the reviewers have legitimate complaints? Kadi, Kathleen and producer Chad Krueger weigh in on other things they personally consider to be overrated or overhyped. Then K&K go to Bestia to find out "Is It Really That Good?"

After reading Michael Connelly's The Late Show, Kathleen gets the idea to check out a restaurant he name drops in Venice Beach called The Candle Cafe. Luckily for us, it gets terrible Yelp reviews so we have two reasons to go. After a morning run, Kadi and Kathleen take in all Venice Beach has to offer on a sunny Saturday morning and sit down for brunch. Could the Candle Cafe be as bad as its Yelp reviews? Theme Song: Spring In Your Step by Silent Partner Additional Transition Music: Can't Let Go by Caught By Ghosts (Theme from Bosch)

Kathllen and Kadi are cross-training for a half marathon. They check out women's gyms on Yelp and find one with several disturbing one star reviews, so of course they go. According to Yelp they will get robbed, yelled at, sucked into a contract and probably contract a disease. Could this Bollywood Fusion dance class really be that bad?

Kathleen and Kadi both love ramen, but a ramen restaurant in the heart of little Tokyo gets some really bad and scary reviews so they decide to put it to the test. Produced by Chad Krueger @ Bro Bro Studios Theme Song: Spring In My Step, Silent Partner

In the Premier Episode, Kathleen and Kadi need to get a bike fixed, but the Yelp reviews of the place they need to go are terrible. They read and analyze some of the worst reviews and ask themselves if it could possibly be that bad. We then join Kadi and Kathleen on a trip to Alhambra Cycle Sports, recording the entire experience and breaking it down back in the studio. Recorded and Produced at Bro Bro Studios, Echo Park, CA. Produced by: Chad Krueger Theme Song: Spring in my Step, by Silent Partner