We came here before heading over to the iHeart Theater to see Riley Green. Right when we walked in…read moreit was a great atmosphere, great drinks, and even better service! Brews Brothers Pub is a fantastic place to relax, grab a drink, and enjoy some good food. The Garlic Fries were the best I ever had and the beer, was like I was drinking straight from the tap! LoL Our waitress was friendly and welcoming, and the whole experience was laid-back and enjoyable. Definitely a spot I'll be coming back to. Highly recommend checking it out!

Decided to try out this brewery I've driven past so many times and absolutely loved it!…read more We were in Burbank just having dinner and decided to grab a few beers before the night. The ambiance was like any other brewery with their beers brewed in house on display. Very spacious with outdoor seating, bar seating, table seating, and high tops. Though I'll say, it was very warm inside, so outside seating is the way to go if the beers get you feeling too warm. They have a full menu with food and cocktails in addition to the vast variety of beer. Didn't really take a whole lot of pictures, but this review is mainly for our bartender David. David, you were so helpful and attentive, and even let us sample some beers before committing to 16oz. Though breweries are meant to offer this experience, David really knew exactly what we were looking for! Amazing service! I ordered a Huckleberry Cider My boyfriend ordered the Smooth Hoperator, Olive and Alameda, and Vikings Blood. Definitely going to stop by this spot anytime we're in Burbank lol

The New Deal is such a charming and eclectic neighborhood spot! This was my second time dining…read morehere, and both experiences have been great. They offer both indoor and outdoor seating. The patio is really nice, and I truly enjoy sitting outside when it's not too hot. Inside, the restaurant is small, cozy, and lively, with a great mixture of vintage style and homestyle charm. The menu is unique, with great options for brunch, lunch, and dinner. I highly recommend the Frank Sinatra "My Way" Chicken--it's excellent! I've also had the turkey burger, which is very good, and the French fries are amazing. My friend ordered the Salmon Benedict and needed a Paleo-friendly adjustment. They were very accommodating, which we really appreciated. And, of course, I had a mimosa, which was great! One thing I've noticed both times I've visited is how hardworking, friendly, and upbeat the women on the staff are. The service has been consistently great, and everyone makes you feel welcome. Parking: Street parking is available and really isn't too difficult. Some of the spaces closest to the restaurant have a two-hour limit, but there is also residential street parking nearby. The New Deal has a fun, cozy neighborhood atmosphere, great food, and friendly service. I definitely recommend giving it a try!

The vintage inspired decor and appealing menu convinced my husband that I would enjoy Mother's Day…read morebrunch at The New Deal. We arrived at our reservation time, but they couldn't find us on their list. Mindy then came over to explain that our reservation was cancelled. After letting them know that it was still showing valid on our Open Table account, they kindly accommodated. We especially appreciated that they honored our request for an indoor table. We ordered the Biscuits & Gravy and Huevos Rancheros. We found both quite delicious. The husband kept scraping the bowl to get every bit of that yummy gravy. Portions were just right. Mindy ended up being our wonderful server. Despite the incredibly busy morning, she remained friendly and engaging. We watched her provide the same level of service to every table, while pleasantly managing the constant flow of walk-ins hoping to dine without reservations. It was a great experience overall -- we look forward to coming back! Street parking was tough to find. The Chase bank at the end of the block is closed on Sundays so we parked there without any issues. After brunch we explored the immediate area to find a couple nice thrift shops. Cafe 89 is right next door if you're craving an ube drink or dessert. We ended up at Porto's and braved the madness there for some Mother's Day sweets to take home. :)

My wife and I visited this afternoon and had a great time. Absolutely delicious sake and some very…read moresolid beers to go along with it. Friendly service at the bar from Christina, as well. I feel like we arrived at the perfect time because it got busier roughly 20 minutes later. Most tables were full. I can imagine it might get a little tight on evening weekends with bigger crowds. The "taproom" itself is bright, clean, and welcoming, with some small snacks available for purchase. You can also bring in outside food. Will definitely be back!

Dropped by in the afternoon on the weekend and it wasn't busy. The sake is very good, slightly…read moresweet, & refreshing. You can sit at the counter or one of the small tables for two. On Fridays, usually they have yakitori nights so that's the day they have food. If you don't come on a Friday then I recommend that you eat something before you come! The only thing I wasn't into was the elevator type music they were playing. They should change their playlist.

I actually really liked the gastropub that was here before and was sad to see if go. However I have…read morebeen to the original Shadow Grove Brewery in San Fernando and am glad they have a tasting room and restaurant here now. There's a great happy hour! The food is a nice selection of sandwiches, salads, burgers and appetizers. The service was exceptional. Bartenders and food runners were great! We got a side salad and it was large enough to share. Ended up also getting a burger with fries. Adding 2 beers our meal was a little over $50 - great deal! Went there to watch the World Cup and there were tvs both inside and outside. Overall great experience and I'll be back soon!

I did not want to write this…read more Because I understand that opening and running a restaurant is a very daunting endeavor. It is VERY difficult to create a well oiled machine. A successful restaurant. My purpose on writing this is that everyone running the restaurant see this specific day from an outsiders eyes, and hopefully make the proper adjustments to become what every successful restaurant aims to be. We live close by. Walk by it often. Hopefully the kitchen staff doesn't wait for us after this with a pot of boiling water. My wife and I are foodies. I use the word because it's the word that properly describes those who love great food, and seek it wherever it may be. I'm not trying to be cool. I'm just telling you all we love a great dish. We had very close friends come a visit. We had the whole day planed. "... and we could go to this new pub they opened close by. Supposedly the food is great." We called to make sure that it was open and to see if we could make a reservation. This tells you whoever is calling is very interested on coming to you. You have been chosen for that day. They told us it was "trivia night and it is very busy". "If you can find where to seat..." We decided to go and try our luck. After our plans for the day we head there. We took an Uber for what was about a block walk because it was raining and North Hollywood turns into Atlantis when it rains. We get there and, as we were told, it was trivia night. The place was not "to capacity". There were some tables available. So we sat down. You will order through a QR Code. A bit complicated, I would say, knowing that one goes to a restaurant to be served. QR's were ok through Covid. But Covid is well and gone. This just seems lazy and I would Imagine it creates a bunch of problems for the kitchen staff. As I point an example. We all started placing our orders. An employee, which I am not really sure what her job was, as I will explain here, tells us that "we are very sorry. Just letting you know we do not have any burgers". "I will bring you all waters." The water never came. Eventually my buddy got up and got us all waters. If you are there to let us know this, and to bring us our food (as she did later on), why can't you take our order? Just a thought. We went there for the burgers. I had an incline to leave. But my wife said we should "try the food... maybe everything is good." We all restart our orders. Two couples. Ordered pretty much the exact thing. 4 beers. 2 pork Sandwiches. 2 chicken sandwiches. 2 pretzels. Loaded fries. 1 Mexican coke. We get the drinks. No explanation. I was almost certain I had ordered a dark beer. But... what do I know? ‍ A few minutes later comes MY beer. "Oh you didn't order this one? They must've poured it extra". Some may say "hey man, you got a free beer". I did not want free food (or drinks*). I wanted great food. And proper service. We waited about 50 minutes. By a timer, I placed once I realized this was all taking too long. Through the course of this wait I noticed other tables were getting burgers. Some tables got there after us. "Maybe someone went and got ground beef at the supermarket". If this was the case, nobody told us. The food starts trickling down, with a very vague apology. "The kitchen is slammed today". I've worked slammed kitchens. I understand this fully. But even through a hectic service, it is our duty as cooks to make sure that the food that comes out is the absolute best. Especially through longs waits, and letting diners know you are short on items. Items they specifically came to try. The fries, which were the best thing we got, tasted like Target loaded fries. Which is not too bad. The "pork sandwich" had about 3 ounces of meet inside of it, it was drenched in sauce, and left a super weird aftertaste. Almost chemical. The chicken sandwich was flavorless. The pretzels were ok. You are asked to tip in advance. We tipped the QR code the proper percentage. Proper for great food and good service. We got neither. I would imagine that this would be a very painful read to whoever owns this place. I can assure you that it was as painful to is receiving it. The beers are not bad. But after all of these, how would YOU rate this experience? Would you ever go back? I wouldn't presume to "know better than you do". I am sure you guys have a business plan that you went over hundreds of times before opening your doors. I just think it's worth reading reviews like this one. And maybe adjusting a few things. Best of luck to you all.

Its a cool little spot sort of in a hidden area where there isn't a ton of foot traffic. The…read moreservice was great, and the beer was nice and crisp! I tried the Superdelic Hazy and the Subtle Smurk Hazy! They were both delicious with the Superdelic being my favorite of the two. It was lighter, more crisp, light on the hops, with a piney finish which I found refreshing. Its a great spot to come and watch your favorite sports game or just come grab a beer with a group of friends. Its a peaceful location and there is plenty of seating. I will certainly be back.

Awesome atmosphere and quality. I will visit everytime flying in to Burbank. It is just a quick cab…read moreride from the Airport and very welcoming to anyone stopping by.

Great service, beer is really good, with a good selection as well. Great events here also. Attend a…read morecomedy show here with great comics. Definitely will be returning often.

I had heard that this brewery had Asian-inspired flavors and had to check it out. I'm glad I had…read morethe heads up from someone who had been there that the location is under the bridge and a little challenging to find. With that information and the GPS, we had no issues finding Brewyard. The day we went, most people were sitting inside. There was a food vendor outside but the roll up door wasn't open so we chose a table inside. The bartender was nice and offered us samples as we perused the extensive offerings on tap. I went with an ube beer and my friend had a rice one, that I kind of liked better. The bathroom is really clean and there is plenty of parking outside. I would come back to try more of their beers.

Wow, first time here! My family brought me here after touring Burbank Studio's. They heard about…read morethis place on Bar Rescue television program. It's one of the few bars that have survived. This place is so comfortable and homey like my living room. The bartender was so friendly you felt you were among family. I live in Virginia, wish I had a place like this nearby. See pictures.

Good spot to catch a game and have some drinks. Champs has plenty of T.V's so there really isn't a…read morebad seat in the house. The bar area has table and bar stool seating, and the back of the bar has dart boards, shuffle board, and pool tables. Nothing special about the food, it's what you would expect . This place has your typical bar food hamburgers, fries, hot dogs and sandwiches. Happy hour is Monday-Friday 3-6pm. Service is slow Street parking Full bar Prices-Reasonable

Food was very good!! Best Omelet I've had in a long time!! Lots of options and the service by…read moreAdrian was top notch!! Very friendly and very prompt and accommodating! Would definitely eat here again!!

Can't believe it's been 4 years since we first came to Hill Street Cafe. But here we are - INSIDE…read moreat last! lol Greeted shorty after walking in and escorted to a table. Valerie came to say hello and get us started on beverages. After gazing through the menu I noticed the tostadas salad. I checked to see if they make their own shells and hearing yes, I ordered that. I appreciated that the shell wasn't loaded with wet iceberg lettuce. Instead, a highly nutritious load of DRY Spring Mix greens was the base. The salad was topped with a spoonful each of refried beans, sour cream, guacamole, grilled chicken (3-4oz), some chopped tomatoes, sliced red onions and finely grated cheese completed the array. A side of salsa accompanied the tostada. The salad was fresh and good, but the shell was a bit too greasy. I still ate the whole thing, so it definitely wasn't bad. Hubs went with bacon and eggs over easy with french fries as his "potato", buttered toast and coffee. He thought everything was delicious. Inside looks like the coffee house of the 70s/80s. Comfortable and familiar. Indeed, many people dining seemed to be regulars, sharing stories and family health updates . The staff never hurried anyone along and all in all it was a relaxing lunch. Prices seem on par with other restaurants. Lots of free parking in their own lot. Hopefully we won't wait another 4 years before we return again. Cheers! "CC"