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    Handy Market

    4.2 (793 reviews)
    Open 7:30 am - 8:00 pm
    Updated over 3 months ago

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    Casual
    Moderate noise
    Good for groups

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    Chef's smoking onsite.
    Brittany L.

    I was told by a few locals to try the baby back ribs. I ordered a 1/2 slab of baby back ribs, and a corn on the cob. My total was around $16. There was a line but it moved very quickly. You can smelll the smokers half a block away. The restaurant is just a counter and does not have seating. The prices are great! The corn of the cob was only $2! There are lots of desserts available as well. The ribs have a great smoky flavor and pull off the bone fairly easily. . If you like sauce, you will need to purchase it on the side. I got a large portion of sauce for $3. I will definitely be back here. The smoked ribs are only available on Saturdays.

    Meat section in the back
    Te-see B.

    This local market is so "handy" in every sense of the word! It may be small but every aisle is packed with popular brands & items. I stopped by a few days before Thanksgiving to buy meat for my Assyrian Stew and found the line in the back. I was surprised at how quickly it moved.The meat department in the back has the best cuts of beef, pork, chicken and more. They also have salads, sandwiches and hot food to go. They have a freezer aisle with Jeni's ice cream! Yum! I noticed baked goods by local bakers and a section with a nice variety of seasoning. *The staff here are very friendly and helpful *Parking Lot

    Angel B.

    If you smell it, you know you are close. Ive been seeing or shall I say smelling this place the last four years while in Burbank. This last drive by, I decided to stop. It is kind of strange. It is a local market but they sell BBQ and all the fixings. There are two lines that take up certain aisles. One line leads to the deli. The other line leads to the registers. Both lines were long. Th deli line offers what every deli has. Sandwich meats, cheeses, salads. It also offers sandwiches, bbq chicken, tritip, etc. I also saw people ordering breakfast burritos at around $8.50. I picked up side dishes. Potato salad at about $4.00 a pound. Mac n cheese at 6.00 a tub and baked beans at $6.00. Everything was great. What was'nt great was the parking. It was a little tight. There is a lot to park in. However it was tight I am a fan and will return.

    Kenneth A.

    I came here just for the sandwiches and it was so worth it. An 8in sub for max $12 is decently priced these days. The roast beef was seasoned well and soft. Bread hollowed partly to balance it properly. The sandwich was stacked with ingredients. One of my subs I saved for later and it tasted even better reheated I'll be coming back when I'm in the area

    Chicken and Rice soup
    Van N.

    The soups at Handy's is hit or miss. Pass on the albondigas soup and go for the chicken and rice. The tri tip sandwich is ok. It's better by the pound. I didn't car for the ribs. It's a little dry. Definitely get the chips and salsa. I haven't had any of the dinners but I would definitely try the garlic chicken next time. Everything is pretty inexpensive. Sandwiches are massive and inexpensive. Everyone that works there are so nice and accommodating. The market is small but there's a lot of stuff. Plenty of parking in the back.

    Lawrence A.

    2025/09/27 update: I haven't been here for a while so I thought I should update the pictures of the menus and the store.

    Sandwich prices
    Joel C.

    One of my favorite places to come and get some sandwiches on the way out for the day. They have a nice variety of sandwiches to choose from, on the weekend they're outside with some big barbecues grilling. Which fills the air with the delicious aroma. If I go during the week I like to get a bologna sandwich or a mortadella and if I go on the weekend I get the tri tip sandwich. The tri tip sandwich is a bit juicy so if you're gunna eat it make sure you have some napkins. $13.99 for the sandwich or a pound of meat. These sandwiches are a nice size. Which I really enjoy because it's a good price as well. We like to stop here if we're going to the park or a trip to the mountains. I can eat and I usually get two servings from it. The location is a little small so you might feel like you're always in someone's way. Everyone is nice tho so it makes navigating through the store a bit easier. They also have a pretty good selection of beers to choose from as well as a variety of different items throughout the sore. I also forgot to mention they have a lot of different meats you can pick up and grill yourself. I've been here more than a handful of times and never had any issues.

    Aisles
    Janey Y.

    I've been meaning to visit this place for quite awhile (in my earlier days when I used to work around the area over 10+ years ago) and one Saturday morning took me here. The weekend bbq is the best time to visit! You can easily find the whole city here (or maybe at Portos, haha). It is a local favorite. The hype is real. The market also a decent selection of alcohol and coffee along with produce. Despite it looking like a convenient store (like a 7-11), it offers a lot more for its size. Service is friendly and there's plenty of workers (except for the deli area). Their tri-tip sandwich was delicious and easily satisfied 2 adults. Pricing is very reasonable and reminds me of the bbq you get in SD or Central California. We also purchased potato salad and corn bread as well, and definitely couldn't get to the corn bread. Price / portion- Affordable Wide selection for a small store Tips- -Parking available on the side streets -There is an outdoor section to easily get the tri-tip sandwich. You can order potato salad / Mac salad in the market or get it already weighed out in the refrigerated coolers. -the store has cold drinks as well (-): no dine-in available from what I saw; we ended up eating at the park / library parking lot nearby. This is an obvious - "can't wait to come back!" Spot.

    dry old turkey that homemade bbq sauce cannot save
    Mingus M.

    Handy Market has been around longer than I've been alive. It was founded in 1970 and upon entering, it certainly feels dated but there's something to be said about all the colorful and varied produce that's neatly displayed down its narrow aisles, almost like a Wes Anderson film. Imagine rows of radicchio, rainbow chard, exquisite endive, squash blossoms, sunchokes and artichokes, fennel with their fronds tangled in long red chilies surrounded by pungent herbs like perilla, lovage, tarragon. An extra star just for that. But... My only gripe is their weekly Saturday BBQ. Through the years I have enjoyed both kinds of ribs, the brisket, sausages, turkey and chicken that they cook and smoke right outside in the parking lot. Even if you don't see it, you'll smell it within a couple blocks. I can't think of a better way to promote a bbq business and Handy Market knows it. They're counting on all the new customers who get lured in by the intoxicating scent of grilled meats on live fire to try this sad, sorry excuse that they call BBQ. All the meats are dry, tasteless and overcooked. They do not season any of the meat, not even a lick of salt. They want you to buy their sugary bbq sauce and baste them on the grill. Meaning you still have to finish cooking it at home but it was tasty enough and the price was low so it was worth doing for many years. Lately though, it's been expensive and inedible. The quality of all the meat has become sus and I was sold the driest beef ribs with texture like leather, that they probably dug up from the back of a freezer and a smelly turkey leg that's left over from like, Thanksgiving. My homemade bbq sauce could not save either meat and suffice to say I will never order barbecue from here again. What's happened to you, Handy Mart? I just can't believe you've slipped so far. This is the worst bbq in all of LA and I cannot recommend anyone eating here. Those brave souls who do not heed this cautionary tale cannot say you haven't been warned. Good luck.

    Sara P.

    I finally made it to Handy Market in Burbank after an errand. Husband has heard people rave about it, and let me just say -- the sandwiches? Worth the buzz. I got the Italian sandwich (no pickles or condiments, just red wine vinegar) and Steven had the pastrami, which came stacked with other cold cuts. Both were so good. Like, sit-in-your-car-and-savor-it level good. Five stars, no question. Yes, the sandwich counter is a little slow, but honestly? I didn't mind at all. It gave me time to explore the market, which is full of fun local, organic, and specialty finds. It feels like a cozy little grocery store with personality. I've also heard legendary things about their Saturday BBQ (apparently the tri-tip is the main event) so now that I've had the sandwiches, that's next on my list. I'm already plotting my return. Bottom line: Handy Market delivers. Come for the sandwich, stay for the vibes, and maybe show up hungry on a Saturday to see what the BBQ hype is all about.

    Coffee selection
    Anita M.

    Easy parking in the morning. I just came for specialty coffee and they do have a wide selection considering the size of the store. Service was friendly.

    Tri tip sandwich (Saturday only)$11.99
    Daryl D.

    I come here for the sandwiches. I love how they are stuffed and very filling. I also love getting their produce here and fresh meats. It is quality. They have parking available overall a good store to go to when you need to pick up something.

    Laura P.

    Small quaint family owned grocery store that never disappoints- known for their amazing meats and sandwiches and has lots of local food as well. Today I got their famous bbq tri tip sandwich. I ordered ahead of time , you can order in person but always a line (because it's that good!!) this is only available on saturdays and they cook it up all day outside the market. Love how handy market also helps and supports other local businesses, the new magnolia corner gets all their meats and more from there. Love also heading to their deli and getting a sandwich made, you can't go wrong with that!

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    18 days ago

    This is our must go every weekend.Spot food, the service and it's such a cute place to be at.

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    Ask the Community - Handy Market

    Pastrami Sandwiches, et.Al... are they consistent in portions and taste? Compared to Papa's?

    Yes, the sandwiches as consistently good and portion size are generous.

    I need breakfast sandwiches and breakfast burrito menu not on yelp?

    Handy Market is the solution

    Do they sell fish and if so what kinds?

    No selling of fish but plenty of all kinds of meats

    Do you have venison or elk?

    Sometimes they do

    Around what time on Sat are the ribs and briskets ready? In other words what's the earliest I can get them off the grill?

    In the 8AM hour, I've been able to get one. I don't know how many there are (if you're buying a lot) but 1 rack shouldn't be a problem at that time

    Do you have cherries?

    Lots of fruits including cherries in season

    What is the catering business called?

    Handy market

    How good is the Breakfast Burrito on Sundays?

    The machaca breakfast burrito is the yummiest and easily feeds two people!

    How late do they serve the bbq on Saturday?

    I don't know but they start at 9 am. I got there around 11 am and there wasn't a line.

    Do they carry beef filet?

    You betcha

    Do you have gluten-free options?

    yes we do

    Do they carry different sausages?

    They have uncooked sausages in the back of the store.

    Is the BBQ chicken gluten Free? If so hubby can't have it. Thx.

    I am quite sure that it is, as I have the same problem as your hubby and it hasn't affected me in any way . You may wish to contact them directly and discuss further. Good Luck .

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    Vons

    Vons

    2.8
    (249 reviews)
    1.3 mi
    $$

    I desperately needed a large grocery store open at 2am recently and saw Vons at this location was…read moreopen. This was the first time I've shopped there. After awhile I started to find what I needed and picked up a few other items as well. Was very surprised at how many shoppers were there at this time. I can't say enough about the cashier. She was very helpful and patient as I was fumbling through the checkout. The produce was good, as were the prices and the cashier made sure I received all the discounts available, which were significant. Overall an experience that was better than expected!!!

    This is my go-to grocery store. I love their selection and their rewards program through their app…read more I've never had any difficulties finding what I need. It has a great selection, it's clean, and the employees have always been friendly. I also appreciate that this store values inclusivity and gives meaningful employment opportunities to people who might not always be given the chance elsewhere. The only thing that has been a bit of a hassle has been renting their rug cleaners. The wait is often long (been stuck waiting for assistance for more than 30 mins on multiple occasions). I was also given a faulty rug cleaner that I had to come back and have replaced, which was kind of annoying to have to lug it back to the store and then once again wait to get a properly working one. But, all that aside, this continues to be my favorite store.

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    Ralphs

    Ralphs

    2.9
    (275 reviews)
    0.9 mi
    $$

    I had a frustrating experience at this Ralphs location today. I was using self-checkout and…read moresearched broccoli crowns that was clearly labeled "broccoli crowns" for $1.49. When I selected that option, it rang up as $2.49 instead. I called over the attendant to fix it, since you obviously need an employee to delete or correct an item. I explained the situation, and he looked at me like I was asking him to do something outrageous. He even looked at my friend to say, "Is she really asking me?" It was honestly uncomfortable and unnecessary. Who else would I ask.. All I needed was help correcting a pricing error. It was Sunday around 3 PM and the store wasn't even busy, so I don't understand the rude attitude. If you're assigned to self-checkout, assisting customers with issues is literally part of the job. Customer service makes a difference, even during small interactions. This one just left a bad impression.

    This store has greatly improved. This place was so bad for a moment when I started coming here…read moreagain almost 3 years ago now. But what has changed is the rude staff are all gone (in my experience), everyone who is there now is friendly or at least neutral to me. Better than rude or awful. The speed at which checkout moves is fast or at least acceptable now. It used to be extremely slow, but it's greatly improved. You also used to close the self check out relatively early which now I notice you do NOT, which I am VERY appreciative of. Frankly I just can do it much faster than anyone and I prefer it to get in and out quickly, so thank you for keeping it in place and open later than you used to, that keeps the human cashier lines manageable. I'll buy wine so that's why I may need the human to help me out. But nothing more annoying to me than it being 10pm and there's 1 mile long line with full carts and all I need is 2-3 things, well that experience pretty much doesn't happen anymore which is very much appreciated. I find your evening staff to be notably most friendly, they're talkative but not obnoxious or slow and I feel comfortable coming through the line if I have to. There's a couple annoying things, like a few annoyingly narrow spots you have in extremely busy areas, I can't figure out why you have so much stuff directly in front of the cereal + chips aisle. People cannot pass through there easily, every single time I come here I bump into someone, like easily a 99% success rate that I'm going to crash into someone. That's not good. Same goes for too much stuff down the middle of the cheese/deli meat section near the bank, makes passing nearly impossible at times, then again near the self checkout you always have a lot of liquor which makes passing difficult. Customers don't like having to pretend it's a stop sign intersection to pass by, we just want to shop not have an island of liquor impeding progress. Another thing that bugs me is this is the only Ralph's that doesn't put clearance tags on the frozen food section stuff. Why? I've gotten mixed answers. One guy told me it's because the tags don't stay on because the packaging is wet from the freezer, well that's BS because other Ralph's stores do it just fine and the stickers aren't coming off. But another time I saw a guy at the self checkout take something from a woman who said she didn't want it anymore, so he went directly to the clearance door and just chucked it in there. So basically he didn't have time or care to find the true location (fair, he's working self checkout not restock) and so it ends up in the clearance spot, when it's not actually priced as so. Which makes people just buy it because they think it so on sale when it's not! A third time, I asked how to even know what the clearance price is? The guy told me "you find out it at the register". Well I want to know now, not when you ambush me into it and then we find out it's not on discount and you just throw it back into the discount section to repeat the cycle. Isn't that insane? Ultimately though the 2 gripes aren't going to keep me out of here anytime soon, I just thought it may be worth explaining.

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    Pavilions

    3.3
    (267 reviews)
    1.4 mi
    $$

    2 Minute Read: Back in the 1990s, Ina Merlo, a very good…read morefriend, would ask me to drive her here and there. Ina was born in 1892 and when I met her she'd just turned 92. She reached 104 yrs/o. Why do I mention Ina? When she wanted to grocery shop, she'd ask me to drive her to PAVILIONS in Hollywood. She told me, "Pavilions is a little more expensive but everything is the best!" So, PAVILIONS it was and PAVILIONS, it stays. Two days ago, I went to the aBurbank PAVILIONS, as I was a'hankerin' to make Turkey Giblet Gravy from scratch. As usual, it was a pleasant visit. Any questions you have, they Staff is always ready to help out. At the Deli, I was treated by a Lady with a nice smile. I ordered rare roast beef, and turkey. I requested they'd be sliced on the slicers number one thickness. I told the lady I'd be back in a few minutes. So I went to the meat department A young Attendant greeted me very happily. I asked her name, "YAJAIRA", she replied. YAJAIRA went out of her way to help me get what I was looking for, and did it wit such gusto, that I was impressed. Anyway, Ina was right! PAVILIONS is the BEST. Thank you.

    They have high end cuts at the butcher counter, but their actual butchers are useless. How does a…read morebutcher not know what brisket is? And their go to when they haven't heard of a cut is "we don't have it". How do you know you don't have it if you don't even know what it is? One guy tells me they can order it, next guy says they can't order anything. Portraying yourself as a "premium" brand (for premium prices) while having crappy customer service is not a good look.

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    ALDI

    3.4
    (92 reviews)
    1.0 mi
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    First time visiting an Aldi store and i was not disappointed at all…read more On Sundays, they open at 9AM FYI because I got there early and noticed that it was still closed ( at 845AM) and also important to note, there are early birds already pulling up to start their shopping. The store layout is unique here compared to other markets that I shop at frequently. Still, they had fresh, beautiful fruits and veggies at very competitive prices. In example, I got a mint cucumber bag for under $2 a pack of 8. I came for the ahi tuna steak which are tasty when prepared correctly. They carry a little bit of everything, from food items to office supplies, hygienic items, toys, etc. Not a huge store but there is plenty to browse. The check out process was different; when it was my turn, the belt where all the items scroll on, ends at the moment where you are about to pay; making it awkward and a tad bit pushy to bag your own items quickly, as they may fall due to the limited space left there for your items. Overall, a pretty cool store to add to my list.

    I am a long-time Aldi customer and shop at this location four or five times per week, which is why…read morethis experience stood out to me. On the afternoon of June 12, 2026, my 14-year-old son and I checked out with Olivia. We had only about a dozen items, and there was no one waiting behind us. Since my son is not accustomed to Aldi's self-bagging process, he was trying his best to bag our groceries but was moving a bit slowly. Rather than adjusting her pace, Olivia continued scanning rapidly and placing items into the cart, including some in the child-seat area. At one point, our half-gallon of milk nearly fell out. I understand that Aldi's business model emphasizes speed and efficiency, and I generally appreciate that. However, customer service should still matter. Because there was no line behind us, I was surprised that there seemed to be little patience for a young teenager who was genuinely trying to help. When I commented that things felt rushed, my concern was either misunderstood or ignored. At the end of the transaction, Olivia held my cash while waiting for space to place a frozen pizza that was still on the scanner. While her explanation made sense operationally, the overall interaction felt cold and unnecessarily rushed. Perhaps she was having a difficult day, but the experience came across as impatient and passive-aggressive rather than helpful. I want to emphasize that nearly every other cashier I have encountered at this Aldi has been friendly, patient, and accommodating. This review reflects one disappointing interaction, not my overall opinion of the store. I will continue shopping here, but I hope management reminds employees that efficiency and courtesy do not have to be mutually exclusive.

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    Whole Foods Market

    Whole Foods Market

    3.1
    (389 reviews)
    1.2 mi
    $$$

    Sometimes we forget how lucky we are to have such exceptional choice of healthy foods in such…read moreabundance . I always shop at this Whole Foods since I moved to the area 5 years ago. I know I can always rely on my food being fresh at this store. I know all meat and fish is sourced sustainably and is fresh. Sometimes when I feel lazy to cook I love getting their prepped family meals. It's a good value $27-$32 depending on the protein choices and it has soooo much food in it. And if you lucky to snatch one with 50% off coupon then it's a ridiculous price for an amazing meal. Oh and separate note of love goes to all the 50% off coupons for "soon to expire" foods , especially now when prices are skyrocketing. Also if something is ever not fresh, the return process is very easy. Staff mostly seem very nice and ready to help. Meat/fish department guys always ready to give a recommendation on how to cook chosen item if you ask them. There's a nice area where you can sit and eat/drink whether you bought it at the store or you ordered from the bar. I really appreciate having such high quality shop in the area.

    Whole Foods Market is an entire mood and in Burbank this one elevates that mood…read more From easy parking ( underneath, free + EV stations available) in their spacious lot off Lima Street with elevator access or flat escalator to their great main entrance off Olive Avenue w/ an iconic layout, checkout system, registers and one of my favorite gastropubs Stage 71. I'm not directly by this location too often, but when I am I love exploring their new items, craft wine and craft beer for sure. You can still always catch some celebrity sightings like Dave Holmes, Adam Scott (though I've seen him more at my go to in Sherman Oaks - the one in the middle lol), and various others. All the classic options, extra deals via Prime Members (of Amazon), stellar bakery, hot bar, salad bar and more. Customer service here is always 10/10. Find the restrooms on the outskirts of the store. Carts for kids to get that slice of grocery market/health food store experience early, plus it's fun! Still grab a meal of snack from either the hot bar, a slice of vegan pizza or two (love when they have deals on slices) and or a beverage at Stage 71. Great inside, bar area or even patio seating with views of the city. WFM - Burbank is open from 7AM - 10PM every day, but holiday hours very, especially because we all deserve to enjoy the holidays and be merry.

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    2022,AUG05- TTLA ($8) deliciously classic VEGAN WF sandwich! Thank you Linda for preparing our sandwich!! It was the BEST :-)
    2022,AUG05- TTLA ($8) deliciously classic VEGAN WF sandwich! Thank you Linda for preparing our sandwich!! It was the BEST :-)
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