One of the best breakfast burritos Ive had it's not skimpy like other places, they actually fill it…read moreup and worth more bang than your buck. Albert, his father and the guy that works up front are very friendly. Also, they are very funny and make sure that you're welcomed.

We love this place for breakfast and lunch. Always…read moreconsistent, always fresh, and so filling. They are so quick. The place has several tables for sit down. Good parking. Love their breakfast burritos, smash burgers but my all time favorite is the Philly cheesesteak!

The burger was juicy, flavorful and cooked just right. The bun was fresh , and the topping…read morecomplemented the beef without overpowering it. The fries were crispy and well seasoned.Overall, it was a satisfying meal, and I'd definitely order it again.

Top tier. Dudes working were incredibly nice. One of the best sandwhiches I've ever hadread more

server was really nice n helpfull. prices are very fair…read more and the food was delicious. totally recomend it. Ac inside was a plus too.

Yes, I needed to stop so we could grab something to eat, and we came across this place in La Canada…read morecalled North Shore Burger. I took a chance on it because I remember going to the North Shore in Hawaii, and the food was amazing. I ordered the Ahi sandwich, and it was perfectly cooked. It was definitely sushi-quality Ahi tuna, and the onion rings--especially the sweet onion rings--were delicious. I want you to know that this is a really good spot. It's based on the North Shore in Hawaii, so it offers a little reminder of that. If you've been to North Shore Hawaii, you'll feel a bit of déjà vu. The atmosphere is nice, the prices are pretty good, and the service is friendly too. Stop by and check it out. Erika, our server, was #yhl. This is your friend Father Yahoul. When you visit, tell them Omar sent you.

This double smash burger HIT!…read more This food truck is right next to an awesome brewery and ties hand and hand with a beer. I was pleasantly surprised with how cheap the burger was with a double for being $10.50 and my bf and I shared large lemon pepper fries. It was delicious and I was pleasantly surprised. 10/10 would recommend!

Awesome double smash burger!! The onions and crust are what made this one really good! They put a…read morelot of onions on so kinda a true Oklahoma style. Hard to find a place doing it this good. This is my 8th LA smash burger and it's definitely a top three contender! The ratios were on point. The lemon pepper fries were killer. The bulgogi fries were strangely good for no one appearing to be Korean who worked there. Big fresh jalapeños on top with the perfect amount of sauce. GREAT home made pickles on the burger to offset the rich patty and cheese. The service was TOP tier. Took a little longer than most, but tasted better than most! So pick your poison! Great outdoor seating in a bar next door with its own brewery. They have a deal going so you can use that place. Sat in a cool outdoor patio area with fake grass and a nice fence. Nice shade. Cool Glendale vibes.

Super Menu No take out menus yet…read morehave distinct serving times for meals IE one cant order meatloaf for Lunch or dinner only dinner. Ideal for franchise Have soda bar & burgers, salads distinct sauces etc. Some meals can be breakfast lunch & dinner IE chicken & waffles Salads can be lunch & dinner Need flexibility if popular items on order Parking behind diner. Next Gus & Andys diner. NO other diner chain or indie know does NOT serve chicken & waffles. Place always busy in front on Hnolulu Blvd Doing take out.

A rainy day in Montrose, was made a little brighter when I discovered the Black Cow Café. This is…read morethe first time that I have been there, and I have to give an excellent review. First of all, if you haven't been to Montrose, this was my first time, I highly recommend a visit. Main Street has an old-time feel, with plenty of cute restaurants and interesting shops. One of those restaurants is the black cow Café. The menu is very diverse with plenty of healthy and vegetarian options. I had the black bean burger, and it was delicious. I had planned on ordering the bean chili. I really appreciated my server who asked me if I ate meat, the bean chili did have meat in it even though it didn't say so on the menu as far as I could tell. She could've easily just taken my order, but instead she took the extra step to make sure I understood what I was ordering. All in all, I had a great experience here and would certainly recommend if you happen to be in the area.

I really enjoy this place a lot. The burgers are smashed to perfection so that you get the crispy…read moreedges. The sourdough for the patty melt is buttery and crispy as well, and the cheese is melty with smothered fried onions atop it all. It's a wonderful sandwich--I asked for mild spread, btw, but it's good, too. Also, the patty melt comes as double but get a third patty added. I think the patties are 1.75 or 2 oz so it's worth getting the extra meat. The service is relatively friendly. The ambiance is outdoor seating, so there is a lot of street noise. I'm not sure if they have a bathroom. And parking is on the street. Prices are kinda up there for a burger, but to me it's worth it. Keep in mind that smash burgers aren't typically juicy due to the smashing. But the sauce, onions, pickles, and other condiments are where you'll get "juicy" from. You get the smash for the crispy edges and onions smashed into the burger. But I'm not sure the onions are smashed in here, tbh. Give it a try. I believe you'll dig it.

OG Smash Burger definitely lived up to the hype. The burgers were juicy, flavorful, and had that…read moreperfect crispy smash on the edges. The ingredients tasted fresh, the portions were generous, and everything came out hot. The fries were crispy and seasoned well, making the perfect side. If you're craving a classic smash burger done right, this spot is absolutely worth checking out. I'll definitely be back.

Hailing from a Social Bar + Kitchen love affair, the concept was developed to celebrate the…read morecultural diversity, rich history, and the proud spirit of the original 141 residents* of the LA Basin**. Personally, I think this is one of the best happy hour bars around. Inside, it has a steampunk-y sensibility with rich, dark wood tones & comfy booths. Outside, there's a patio along Honolulu Avenue that's just the spot for people watching. HAPPY HOUR MENU :: - The wings are great. They're perfectly saucy, served with blue cheese or ranch. Pairs well with their Happy Hour Prickly Pear Cider (in a can for $5). - Also, there's Habiscus Cider on draft, which is also sweet and more soda pop-like. It's not on Happy Hour. $9 for a tall glass. - Potato Skins are stacked with toppings and super cheesy. We tried their house Ranch and asked for a side of Bleu Cheese. OTHER NOTABLE FAVES :: - $15 gets you 2 tacos with a side of chips. - Meatloaf Mondays - get a proper meal that sticks to your ribs + a pint for $20. - No wait for a booth. Food & drinks came out quickly. Overall, the service is great. Sorry, kids. This place is 21 and over only. It's a date night, bday drinks, or first stop on an adults night out kinda place. -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- * That number comes from the 1st census count in the early 1800s ** The LA Basin includes Hollywood Hills to Coastal PCH Shores, San Fernando & San Gabriel valleys + Orange County too.

We just moved to the neighborhood and were really excited to try this place, especially after…read moreseeing so many great reviews. Unfortunately, our experience was the complete opposite when it came to service. We sat at the bar, and the restaurant wasn't particularly busy. There were at least four people working behind the bar, which made the lack of service even more puzzling. It genuinely felt like we were being ignored. Not in a "they're slammed" kind of way, there was just a really odd lack of acknowledgment throughout our entire meal. What's especially surprising is how many reviews mention great service, because that was definitely not our experience. I asked to taste a couple of different beers before deciding, which was totally fine, but after that it took forever to actually get someone's attention to order one. Once we finally got our beer, we were ready to order food, but again, no one acknowledged us. We waited patiently and eventually had to get someone's attention ourselves. We ordered the fish and chips and the pot roast French dip. The menu says the French dip comes with a choice of chips or salad, but our server never asked us which we wanted. We assumed chips were the default since the choice was never mentioned. When our food arrived, we didn't have any silverware. We asked the person who dropped off our food for some, and he seemed genuinely confused by the request. It took a while for him to bring us rolled silverware that was apparently already ready to go. We then asked about the chips with the sandwich. He went to the kitchen, came back with the ticket, told us it came with salad and that we needed to request chips, and then simply walked away. This was probably the most frustrating part because it would have been such an easy customer-service moment to handle differently. Chips aren't exactly an expensive or complicated item. A simple, "It actually comes with salad unless you request chips, but no problem I'll bring you some," would have completely changed the interaction. Instead, we were essentially told we were wrong and left it at that. After that, no one checked on us. I needed some extra malt vinegar and asked the bartender for it. He never brought it and never acknowledged the request again. What made the whole experience even stranger was that the people sitting around us seemed to be getting perfectly normal service. It just felt like we were somehow invisible. After we finished eating, our plates sat in front of us for a long time. Again, no one checked on us, asked if we wanted another drink, dessert, or anything else. I eventually had to physically push my plate toward the edge of the bar and ask for the check before we got any acknowledgment. I honestly can't remember the last time I experienced service that was this consistently odd and nonexistent. And unfortunately, the food itself wasn't anything particularly memorable either. We were genuinely looking forward to having a new neighborhood spot, so it was disappointing to leave with such a bad impression. Maybe we caught them on an off night, but based on our experience, we won't be returning.

We love eating at J. Sparr. The old vibe rings clear and true starting with the exotic cocktails…read moreback from the day when Tiki was cast as a romantic land of island breezes, grass thatched roofs, and whispering waves. A step back in time would be complete if they'd only play some big band and crooner tunes. But it's the food and drink we focus on. A solid tavern menu from lunch, through happy hour and on to dinner. Reservations may be helpful on a weekend night. The 1956 Mai Tai sure beats the ones you get on a flight from LAX to Kona. Strong drink makes for good stories. Parking is along the street - good luck finding a spot nearby.

Dropped in for lunch on a Tuesday afternoon. The service was being handled by the bartender alone…read more It was impeccable. From greeting and seating, to ordering, to food and drink presentation, just excellent. The beer was fresh and ice cold in a chilled glass. The freshly made lemonade was delicious. I had the burger. Perfect. I'll be returning.

Absolutely delicious breakfast burrito I ordered today at 3 in the afternoon. And good portions…read more Washed it down with an IPA which turned out to be a surprisingly good combination. Keep up the great work guys!

Their patio is so lovely! Very dog friendly and there was even a very well trained cat hanging out…read morewith one family! The staff was super friendly but may have been short staffed- seemed like a one-woman show for most of the time we were there. Reinforcements did show up before it got busy for dinner/bingo at least. My Cuban sandwich was delish & huge! Basically got 3 meals out of it. The pretzel was super soft and I loved the beer cheese & mustard dips. My husband got the spicy sausage and enjoyed that as well. Love this area of town, so many lovely spots to try!

it's been 11 months and i came back and this time i had the tripple and it was amazing…read more wait time 5/5 greeted 5/5 experience 5/5 food 5/5 restroom 5/5

This place has the best smash burger in LA without question. The staff is friendly and the…read moreatmosphere feels nice and summery. There is only outside seating however it's covered and comfortable for the most part. The food is amazing. They don't just smash hamburger meat, they season the patties and trust me that makes a huge difference. The patties are crispy on the edges and juicy in the middle and their burgers pair very well with their signature ronch sauce with the tater tots. The peppers are an added bonus. They also have great homemade hand apple pies though they do tend to sell out however. I am excited to try their hotdogs because nothing they serve is basic.