Phone home phone home!!!! Lol. It is absolutely amazing to me how iconic the E.T. home still is -…read morealmost thirty years after the movie was filmed!  As the Grim Cheaper and I drove up the hill where the residence is located and the property came into view, we both immediately recognized not only the actual house, but the cul-de-sac and neighboring residences which surround it.  Being that I haven't seen E.T. in almost three decades (I only watched it once, when it first came out, and I became so hysterical when E.T. left Elliot that my parents had to drag me out of the auditorium kicking and screaming and I've never been able to re-watch it since), I find that to be absolutely amazing!  The long, sloped driveway, the cul-de-sac, the mountains in the background - for better or for worse, those images of the house are indelibly engraved in my memories.

This was an amazing place…read more It was super easy to drive down the street and find the cul de sac and park next to the house. This was great! I've wanted to come here forever! The house looked the same - so did the backyard. But there were less trees. You can stand in the driveway and take pictures with the house too. There were cars in the driveway but there was no one out in the neighborhood. It's a super quiet spot. My favorite destination I've been to!!

If you are a lover of both history and art, take some time to go over to Burbank Blvd. and…read moreColdwater Canyon in Van Nuys and walk the length of the Great Wall of Los Angeles. Told in a series of murals, the Great Wall of LA tours you through time. The Dust Bowl...The Zoot Suit Riots...World War II...Rosie the Riveter...the Japanese internment camps...the Baby Boomer era...the era of covered wagons...The Gold Rush... all are depicted in beauty and tragedy alike. There is so much history here told in art that I cannot write it all out. Go for yourself and see how much you know -- how much you learn.

The great wall of LA spans, many yards. I don't know how long distances really, but it goes on for…read morea long time and has a lot of different paintings murals in pitchers in the school to check out.

I lived a few blocks from Villa Terraza and would go there at least 5 times a week, mainly to have…read morea drink but also to eat their great food. Highly recommend them!

We ordered from Villa Terraza because we've been there before and knew it would probably be busy…read more My husband specifically ordered over the phone and clearly said "no onions please" because I'm allergic to onions. When he got home and we opened the food, there were chunks of onions in the seafood linguine and scallions (which are onions) all over the cheesy garlic bread, which something I've never even seen on their garlic bread before, or any kind of garlic bread. On top of that, there was a hair in my husband's food! We called and spoke with Leslie, the alleged manager, and instead of apologizing, she argued that "the kitchen doesn't carry onions" and that "our chefs don't have hair," which honestly made the situation even more ridiculous. Meanwhile, we were sitting there hungry, irritated, and unable to eat the food we paid for. Her solution was basically "you can order something else", which after this experience, we absolutely would never do. She also said my husband would get a refund, but there was still no real apology or accountability, just excuses and defensiveness. Honestly, just really disappointed. If the kitchen was overwhelmed or overbooked, they could have simply said so. We would have respected the honesty far more than careless food prep and zero concern for an allergy issue.

I enjoy looking at this house, whether it be in person or at the photos of it. It reminds me of a…read morehobbit's house because hobbits aren't good at making straight lines. It is said that a hobbit house can be peaceful. I would next like to investigate the amount of hair on the top of the owner's feet, only to confirm my suspicions. Thank you

You find out new things each time you come here. I've been loads of time but usually for lunch or a…read morestroll through the mall. There's nothing fancy there but since it's there might as well walk through. But along the main strip, they do have a good amount of restaurants, bakery and quick and easy dining. Not to mentioned some shopping along the way. We came for dinner with some friends which I didn't even know that that had a night market happening. I was told that it goes on during The weekend. It's nothing to fancy just a few vendors with homemade gifts and a few food stalls. It's a good way to showcase your business as it right along the strip where the movie theatre and restaurants are. I've also been to a Yelp event just along here which was fun. Downtown Burbank isn't crazy but it does pack a lot into it. With Finney's, Yardhouse, Granville to name a few of the bigger chain restaurants. You have the movie theatre, more restaurants and shopping along the strip. Then there's the mall at the corner. It's a few block radius which isn't too big but all packed in together. Also loads of sushi restaurants which I love. Plenty of parking at one of the many parking structures. There's street parking if you get lucky.

Just about every weekend, I find my way to Downtown Burbank. There is just so much here. Plenty of…read moreplaces to kill a little time, whether that be for clothes (Old Navy, Macy's, Ross), food (Panda, Silver Lake Ramen, Finney's Crafthouse), movies (an incredible 3 AMC's here) or just walking around to people watch. My wife and I have the AMC A List and so we're here at least twice a week, most weekends. I like that the area has an indoor mall portion as well as an outdoor section, and that there's businesses up and down the street as well. It gives you a ton of options for new things to try and places to get lost in every time you come. The area is walkable, and despite the best efforts of the city, free parking is still (mostly) available to the public. Hopefully, they keep it that way...I've gone with 4 stars because the city is now charging for some parking in the area, which I think puts a lot of extra pressure on the already-crowded free garages, and discourages business. Otherwise, this is one of my favorite places to be most weekends :)

Come down today.. 10/18/14 ... From 2pm till 7pm and you will will enjoy a unique October…read moretradition in the heart of Burbank.. Between Olive and Angelino on San Fernando Blvd.. Stretching 2 blocks .. Beer tasting galore.. Beer beer and more beer .. Over 30 breweries.. Booths and people.. The admission includes lots of goodies.. Free tastings of beer and the obligatory small beer glass (which is the legal pour amount of 4oz).. Safe and sane fun.. And who doesn't love day drinking.. Parking is available all around the area.. The value for the money is good.. 5 stars.. Come down and support the wonderful work being done in Burbank.. And grab a beer.. See you there.. Biscuits and Gravey..

Awesome time great beer ! And yelp girl is awesome ! Food at wild carvery is phenomenal ! Worth…read morecoming down for sure!

If you're in the Burbank area and going to be walk in the Palm Ave area where the movie theater is…read morethen you have to stop by to visit the Batman statue here. The Batman statue is right in the middle before the stairs walking up to AMC theaters and in front of Slice House. It looks even better at night time because there are two lights shining the statue.

I am Batman!! The…read moreiconic DC Comics signature bronze statue is a local flavor staple in Downtown Burbank just aside of the AMC 16 - Burbank movie theater. Sponsor by Visit Burbank this fun for a photo op as well as artwork for admiration has a hopefully permanent residence after many years - adding some motion picture love and value, but definitely could use a buddy or two, whether that be another superhero and/or iconic cinema character or scene. It's fun and amazing to know that Batman is always looking out for you whether you're headed in or out of the AMC, down to Barney's Beanery, a beverage at Yard House, up to Finney's Crafthouse, dessert time at Ben & Jerry's or one of the many spots in the thick of DTBK. The statue was inspired from the artwork of the late Jim Lee and designed by sculptor Alejandro Pereira (Ezcurra). Take it in anytime of day or night... ...If for some reason he's not there... Look to the sky for the Bat Signal!

There isn't much for me to add, given that other Yelpers offered impressive details as to the…read morehistory of Lilley Hall. I just always wanted to see this place during the holidays because I had heard how great the decor is... they weren't kidding, and it did not disappoint. So glad I can now check this off my local flavor bucket list !!! LOVE the holiday decorations here !!!

The place was closed. When it got featured on local news as…read morethe best one in Los Angeles we really waned to check it out, but when we came, it was closed, even though it was around 7 PM, and we went there, specifically, to visit that place. Luckily found other ones not too far away. Would be really nice if they can update their hours of operation more often

A local flavor in Burbank if you're looking for a Christmas decoration extravaganza. The house is…read morewell done. Parking can be a little tough, so good luck. You can listen along in your car to Christmas music when you tune in to 99.1 or listen to it outside as well. Feels a little strange to be hanging out in front of someone's home, but that's why we're here right? To see Christmas on Clark st. Seasons greetings.

A MUST DO! A FREE EVENT & FREE PARKING ! 4 & 1/2 STARS! People come from all over SOCAL during the…read moreHalloween season to see the Clown House & others on Clark St. in Burbank & go trick or treating. There is also a Christmas celebration that's less known & not as big but has some great lights up & down Clark street. They have a good show @ 3600 W Clark St. It is also less than a 10 minute ride from Holiday Fantasies Come to Life which is Spectacular & gets better every year. It used to be, you had to have Mega Bucks & be really Rich to have the Good Life, not anymore. The Game has changed. You've been Upgraded. Now You Can Live Like a King on a Limited Budget!

The murals of Chandler along the bike and path of North Hollywood have changed and expanded with…read moretime, with new murals and pieces being added not only the buildings, walls and spaces that highlight it, but the path itself, with more benches and even workout equipment so you can enjoy the beauty of North Hollywood in more ways than one. The murals and art stretch from the near Chandler Ave/Vineland Blvd down to Chandler/Cahuenga Blvd... Short stroll to from the Metro B (Red) Line. It stretches for a half mile and is an easy 10 to 15 minute stroll depending on your pace. A few local staples at both end including Great White Hut (restaurant) and Iliad Bookshop, not to mention a great brewery in-between (Lawless), off Craner Avenue (tiny side street). Lots of parking in the area, free of restrictions, walkable distance to other parts of NoHo like my favorite dives The Good Nite and Bullet Bar, both on Burbank Blvd. Take a stroll through a slice of North Hollywood's Chandler Blvd Art & Mural walk and enjoy a slice of valley outdoors.

Being an art lover, I found out about this place on Yelp. Since it was a nice day and this is…read moreoutdoors, we took a drive out here. My review is based on my observations, with no research on its background. This stretch of a few blocks appears to be the exterior wall of some industrial businesses. The city at some point built an outdoor walking, jogging and bike path for all to enjoy. Then came the murals to bring color and life to an otherwise dull and grim row of fences/ walls. We strolled about 10 minutes and viewed some pieces. They were mostly nice, but really hoped there was some information telling me the background of the mural and the artist(s). Unfortunately, some were also tagged by graffiti. If you're nearby, it's a nice way to spend about 10-15 minutes on a stroll, and it's free to see. There was plenty of street parking. Wear sneakers as the walking surface can get uneven.