Q: negative

A: I live in Holyrood, so imagine my surprise when I found out there was a museum a mere 2 minutes from my flat. Who knew! So off I went with my friend Lauren, hoping for a nice, educational day out. ....it wasn't so great though. It's really small and doesn't really have much to offer, to be brutally honest. Yeah it's free - but it would have to be. I wouldn't pay to get in there! Maybe it's worth a look if you've exhausted all other things to do in the city, but otherwise walk on by!

Q: negative

A: My brother recommend this place when he was in Vegas for his friend's wedding. He told me how much he love their chicken wings. So I gave this place a chance to see what's it about. It's pretty much like an Asian fusion place or more of a Korean spot. They have karaoke private stations in the back and a bar. When we went there it was really dead. We were their only customers. But the ambiance is cool. We ordered some fried pork cutlets, Korean bbq, sweet potato fries, shrimp tempura, watermelon soju, and of course their wings since it's the most popular there. But I've had better and cheaper of all of those food. Now, let's talk about their wings. They have I think 3 different flavors for the wings and we tried them all. The wings are chunky pieces. It's not like wingstop or buffalo wild wings size wings. But as far as taste goes, it's alright. Didn't really like it actually.. And as far as the service/staff, they were really nice and on point. But I'm not sure if that's really how it went down or if it's because they didn't have any other customers to pay attention to but us. I don't think I'd ever come back here unless I decide to give this place one more chance but I don't think I will.

Q: negative

A: I recently had a cab hailed for me at a Las Vegas casino. The valet called out for a cabby to show up and this awful looking man showed up in a cab. I told him I needed a ride to the airport and he asked me" "fast way or scenic strip?" ..which right then I knew was suspect. The guy drove up onto the freeway and for some reason the meter was moving faster than if we were just driving on regular roads. I fear there was some mighty suspicious doings here..hmmm.. First of all, I asked the valet earlier how much it should cost me to take a cab to the airport, the valet said "about $17 dollars". Well it turned out it cost me almost double that at $30 fucking dollars (without a tip!) and the dirty cabbie was looking at me as if I owed him a tip on top of that! These people are downright horrible. Really are. They're just so dishonest. I can't stand that. WTF?? I can't wait until Lyft starts service around Las Vegas and beyond. It's about time these private services start taking over and pushing these dirty cab drivers out of business. I can't wait for that to happen. I'm sick and tired of being ripped off by cab drivers in their vomit filled cabs. Please Lyft, I hope you are reading this! We need you to decimate the cab industry and start service all over this country!!! Thanks.

Q: positive

A:
Pizza Cat learned three very important lessons this weekend: 1. Never, ever bet against the LA Kings. Evah! 2. How to eat a Neapolitan pizza. 3. Burrrrrata! Meowzers! Where has this been all my life! Pizza Cat finally got over to 800 Degrees after much self-doubt. She had Neapolitan pizza before and (in her best grumpy face) HATED IT. But the Kings were playing in the Finals and it was a beautiful sunny day... what's a cat to do? She needs PIZZA! Pizza Cat thinks she found the secret to enjoying Neapolitan pizza. KISS. No, not a kiss from Giuseppe, although that would be ideal, KISS as in Keep It Simple Stupid. Neapolitan pizza is so different from its American cousin, so when people try to treat it like its American pizza, the dough becomes yucky, undercooked and the topping flop all over the place. The solution is to treat Neapolitans simply, Pizza Cat got a basic marinara sans the fresh oregano and added bufala cheese for an extra $6. It's a very, very basic pizza that will cost around $13. It doesn't taste like American pizza at all. It tastes like naan bread with crushed tomatoes and excellent slabs of cheese. It's ok, Pizza Cat didn't hate it. Now she can tell her food snob, errr... food epicurean friends that she can eat Neapolitan pizza! But the pizza was not the star of the place. Nope. Pizza Cat just about purred over the burr, as in burrata cheese. Burrata is a cheese thats in-between mozzarella and fresh cream. It melts in your mouth and it's silky smooth at the same time. It comes with prosciutto, melon balls and arugula. It's the perfect combination of cheese, salty, meaty, sweet and bitter. This is Pizza Cat's favorite bite of 2014 (for now)! She liked the meatball too but they reheat them in their 800 degree oven, needless to say, parts of the meatball were cold while others were hot. No bueno but the taste was good. **All in all, this is a cool, trendy new place located in front of the Monte Carlo. Food leans towards healthy and $30 will get one a good hearty Italian meal.**