The people here are sooo nice and accommodating. Came here with a friend for lunch-our first time…read moreand it was great. Surprise was the happy hour menu offered. We got the nachos and the burger trio and the filet burger sandwich. It was all good esp the filet burger which had 2 big slices of steak! The trio sliders were so good and love the bun with a lot of French fries. The nachos was a big bowl too with all the fixins-guac, beans, cheese choice of chicken or ground beef! This is a neighborhood gem and I'd make it a destination place to go to too. The place has a nice bar area with tvs too Thank you Keith for the wonderful service.

GIFT CERTIFICATES - BUY AT YOUR OWN RISK! SCAM BUSINESS!…read more I was a frequenter to both Morrison locations in Burbank and Los Feliz. They bear the same name, menu, shirts, decor, etc. This gives the consumer the impression that these are absolutely related businesses that share ownership/management. A family member knew I loved the Morrison, and bought a $100 gift certificate from the Los Feliz location and gave it to me as a birthday gift. That location shut down a few weeks later, so I took it the gift certificate to the Burbank location. After attempting to use it after ordering a ton of food and drink, they straight up told me they are not associated with the other location whatsoever and they would not honor the gift certificate. Whether that's the truth or not (I don't believe them) you have a BRAND TO PROTECT. This is what sharing a brand is! To make the cognizant decision not to honor this gift certificate is theft! I will NEVER return to a business that bears the Morrison name ever again. You have lost a customer for life. I now implore all Yelpers to boycott this business for shady business practices. They literally took the $100 and disappeared! Where's my $100 Morrison?

Tam O'Shanter is an all-time great and I truly love the cozy, historic atmosphere. Those without…read morefood restrictions will love the traditional menu but as a vegan I love to see more options. There's tons of ways to make veganized versions of traditional items and even if there's no meat substitute, adding vegan butter/cheese would open up a lot of options for guests. But! Still grateful there's at least one option for me at a place that is of course more centered on meat and potatoes. The drinks are amazing, and Christmas time here is a must.

A bit pricey for what it is. The vibes feel like a cozy pub, but the prices, in particular the…read moreprime rib prices, feel like an upscale steak house. Even the smaller, California Cut is priced in the $50's for an entree - that's a little crazy in my opinion! I split a California Cut with my fiancé and we ordered it medium rare. When it came, it looked more rare to us, but we decided to just try it. My fiancé was having a hard time cutting it because it was pretty rare. We sent it back to the kitchen, and I'm thankful that they were more than willing to cook it longer. It was much better when it came back. Pretty cozy decor inside with fun lore of the tables that Walt Disney would sit at depending on the occassion of dining. Staff is friendly and service is good, just the food falls a bit short for me for the price.

This place is amazing, the cocktails are done like they're meant to be enjoyed, the food will put…read moremeat on your bones, and the non-alcoholic cocktails are the closest to the real thing I've ever had. However, I saw all the review saying they're closed, so I swung by. Saturday, 3:54pm, and the scissor gate is closed. No answer at the phone number on apps. Booe it's open again soon!!!

My friend is partial to this watering hole so we popped in for a drink. The décor is cool and…read morereminded me of old school pubs in Europe. The establishment is huge, and you'll find it below sidewalk level. In addition to the main bar area there are several other rooms to hang out in, have a good time, and play pool. I imagine it gets lively at night. On the menu you'll find standard pup fare. We just had lunch so we ordered drinks instead. The bartenders were friendly and the background music was a mixture of classic rock & country. There are also TVs for your viewing pleasure. On our way out I saw the cutest dog in the outdoor beer garden. His name was Guinness. How apropos.

We love Lucky Baldwins. The prices are always fair and the place is clean and comfortable. The…read moreservice is great. They have a vast selection of beer and win and more than just pub food. They have breakfast, lunch and dinner. Ar night it can get a tad loud, it is a pub, but it s not bad at all just grab a table and you will be fine. The menu is great. We love their burger sliders and they have a breakfast waffle that is so great. You can get a full order or half of their great fish and chips. They are a great white fish and the chips are perfect. Their British curry is so good. It has a choice of basmati rice, Fries or Mashed Potato. Get the mashed or the rice. They are both so great. We love anything they make in a puff pastry. Our favorite is the steak and guinness mushroom pie. It is steak prepared in a Guinness & mushroom gravy topped with the wonderful flakey puffed pastry, and a side. Have fun.

today I stopped at my favorite pub of 20 years to have lunch. Never really had a bad experience…read morebefore. whoever they had working at the bar is 30 something male with salt and pepper go tea you came in when I was having lunch between mine and 12. There was a friendly play working the bar she was half affable and charming. Partway into the shift a 30s something male came to join as the bartender. He was far more interested in the arsenal game than he was of taking care of clients. It was clearly lots to do and yet he just sat and watched the game, simple things like giving me my check as soon as I was done with my food were ignored so that he could watch arsenal. Never before in my 20 years of coming to this bar, have I ever noticed server or employee of lucky Baldwin's paying more attention to the TVs then to the guests this was very offputting and this guy should not be there if this is how he usually operates very bad experience. I hate so much to give this review because the fish and chips were absolutely ridiculously outstanding as normal I will be happy to remove this review if management will give me a call and explain to me why this happened and what I should expect going forward

What a brilliant fun place to have an amazing drink and a great conversation. Sláinte Salúdread more

The Liberties is the go to in Downtown,…read more Casey's and Dublins are nothing compared to this place. A proper pint of Guinness every time. Great food. Great drinks. If you're legendary enough you can get on the walk. I can't recommend the place enough. If you enjoy the feeling of Europe this is the place to be. And cheap drinks!

4 stars based on vibes alone. Great spot to drink with friends. Nothing spectacular drink and food…read morewise. Tried a few different schnapps and they were terrible Raspberry 3/10 tasted like "solvang" my friend said Walnut 1/10 borderline unable to get down Loved their basic drinks like gin and tonic etc The espresso martini wasn't bad either Will def be back for hangs

During the World Cup we checked out some German beer gardens, and somehow over saw this one,…read morepossibly the only heart-driven authentic German one. The most we have seen so far, it was more a "business plan" let's do what Americans may think a German beer garden looks like. Our friend, the LA promoter Vahe, took us yesterday. We found a little gem, grown over the years, with an actual German owner and a service that had more than basic knowledge of German food. Nice! The ambiance was what you would expect from a place like this, less stylish-designer but more owner look-what-we-brought-from-Germany over the many years. The food was actually good, reasonably priced and generously portioned - the sauce platter really deserved its name "platter"- Came with great German curry ketchup. It would be too much to brag about the food, it was decent better than just OK version of classic beer garden dishes. But one has to be fair: where in German beer gardens you find food really worth bragging about? So while I was really tempted to stop at 4 out of five stars, I give 5. After all, it matches my most key how-to-get-5 element: would I do a 30+ min detour just to go here. If someone asked me to show them decent German cuisine in a somewhat authentic ambiance, I would take them here. The Kiez may be closer to our home, the Wirtshaus more stylish, but here we found the hearty welcome we missed elsewhere.

Love this place!…read more Great place to go to after a game or long night out; always packed, social, and great food.

Came here on a weekday evening with my friend and luckily we were seated immediately. Service was…read morefriendly and quick in delivering our dishes. Furikake Korean Fried Chicken: This was my favorite dish. There was a good balance of sweet and savory in these crispy wings. Kimchi Bacon Pasta: I loved the creaminess and strong kimchi taste in the pasta. I wish there was a bit more bacon, but this dish complemented our other dishes well. Bulgogi Skillet: While I appreciated the seasoning of the bulgogi, the dish came out a bit cold even thought it was on a warm plate. There were plenty for leftovers, and the dishes were generally good for a pricier dinner.

My girl friend lives in Burbank so this is frequently part of our rotation. The ambiance and…read moretheming is fun, the tropical drinks are great, and they have a pretty substantial food menu compared to other tiki bars I've been to. I generally gravitate towards the fish tacos and either get tots or onion rings. Their ranch is amazing - really creamy and herby. And I always start with a mai tai before moving onto something stronger like a Zombie. The last time we went it was so packed we had to sit at the low-top part of the bar which was kind of like being at the kids table when everyone else is towering around you, but we didn't mind. I wish I could remember our bartender's name, but he was really attentive. The service there, in my experience, has always been good. Anyway - I've been here many, many times over the years but have never left a review, so I decided I needed to change that. I'm glad this place continues to do well (it's almost always busy when I'm there) - I will continue to spread the good word and bring new people there. :)

The place looks fund, but the food was mostly just okay, and the prices made the experience harder…read moreto appreciate. Our bill came to around $230 for a table of five. To be fair, that was the total for the group, so the number alone isn't what bothered me. What bothered me was looking at the food, the portions, and how much we actually enjoyed everything, then feeling like the value wasn't there. The chips and guacamole were probably the clearest example. For $15, the amount of guacamole looked like roughly three tablespoons, and it had a dark greenish-brown appearance that wasn't particularly appetizing. I'm not going to make assumptions about how it was prepared or how long it had been sitting, but the presentation and portion were disappointing. At that price, I expected something more generous and appealing. The pu pu platter was $35 and came with an assortment of items, but the portion looked appropriate for about two people. A platter doesn't necessarily have to feed an entire table of five, but even with that in mind, it didn't feel like a particularly good value. The $15 buffalo cauliflower also failed to impress. There just wasn't enough about it to make me feel that it justified the price. The Caesar salad was probably the best thing I tasted, although I only had a couple of bites. That says quite a bit about how underwhelming the rest of the food felt. There was one positive comment from our table about the Kalua pork tacos, so I want to give those some credit, but I didn't personally try them. They were $18 for two tacos à la carte, which still struck me as a fairly steep price. After reading other diners' reviews, I noticed some similar reactions: people who enjoyed parts of the experience but felt the food was only okay, or that the prices added up quickly. Experiences clearly vary, and some customers really enjoy the food here, but the comments questioning the value made sense to me after our meal. I don't expect every restaurant to be inexpensive, and I'm happy to pay more when the quality and portions make it feel worthwhile. Here, too many items landed in the "fine, but nothing special" category while being priced high enough to create bigger expectations. Three stars feels fair because there were a few things to enjoy, but the food and overall value left me wanting more. At these prices, I'd need a more consistently satisfying meal to feel excited about coming back.

This place is really cool!! I was impressed by the ease of ID check and the volume of people having…read morea grand ole time. The patrons were a variety of soccer game viewers and large groups chatting together at picnic tables and inside. My drink of choice was an orange creamsicle and the other two members of my party had beers. The prices were fair and it seemed like bartenders were easy to flag down. My party of three went around 10P on Saturday night.

Have been by several times for a beer or two now, but wished I had stopped by more often for food…read moretoo, as their kitchen is doing good work. A few of my guys were in town, so I took them here for local brews. The Double Classic Cheeseburger was about perfect for what it is, and make sure to try out what they currently have rotating on tap while you're at it, cheers.

Great server & quick service! Dog had a water bowl and we had some cold beer! This review has to be…read more85 characters so here's extra wording...

There's always a good time had whenever we're in the area. Originally we were was at an event that…read morewasn't far from here but before heading home, a pit stop is needed. Plus it's alway nice to pop in to see friends and of course a meet up spot. This past weekend, the weather was perfect in Santa Monica. It was quite nice to have a table along the patio and perfect for people watching. We were meeting up a friend for a catch up and a meal to end the day with. The staffs are alway so friendly and welcoming each and every time we're here. If you haven't been, it's broken down to a few different areas but all connected. There's the British shop on one comer. If you continue on, you have the restaurant which has two different bars. On the left, that's more of a mellow smaller bar but does get fun. The main bar is on the other end of the building. That's where you get the full bar experience with darts and where all the games are shown. It does get quite busy whenever there's a game on so be advised. There's also an outdoor seating area as well. Then you have the main dining area right when you walk in. There's two main seating area which are both nice. One seems more like the dining room while the other is more of a casual dining area. Regardless, the food will always be the same. As it was Sunday, the roast is alway a good choice. Nothing elaborate but your classic roast. There was beef or lamb available with roasted potatoes, Yorkshire pudding served with your mixed veggies of cheesy carrots, peas, broccoli and cauliflower with gravy. Vegetarian options also available. Of course you cannot come here and not get fries (chips). Thick cut of goodness. Besides that, there's loads of traditional dishes available. I've had loads and they're all very good. Even if you just pop in for a pint, the place is quite fun. Bar area is fun and pretty lively. The place is quite casual which is nice for a stroll in. Can't leave out afternoon tea which is also offered. A fun time is alway had here each visit. Everyone is so friendly and sweet.