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    Dramatic Reading of Yelp Reviews

    By PDX Food Dude Last Update July 30, 2012 6 Comments

    Theses dramatic readings of Yelp restaurant reviews are pretty funny.

    Actor Chris Kipiniak gives it his best:

     

    And another by award winning audio-book narrator and actress Therese Plummer (The Good Wife, Law and Order SVU). Don’t miss the “unimpeachable” service.

    via Eater

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