Burbank Restaurants

Home to movie and television studios, there’s a quiet sophistication to this part of town. Great restaurants are tucked away in strip malls and side streets.

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  • 1. Bea Bea’s

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    Just because Bea Bea’s is a no-nonsense kind of place, it doesn’t mean the food isn’t special. This diner serves breakfast food that is about as close to extraordinary as the most important meal of the day can be. The plates are massive, but you're bound to finish your meal.

    353 N. Pass Ave., Los Angeles, California, 91505, USA
    818-846–2327

    Known For

    • Pancakes and French toast
    • Friendly staff
    • Classic diner grub
  • 2. Centanni Trattoria

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    In a city full of adventurous restaurants touting innovation and all things new and gimmicky, Centanni Trattoria focuses on executing traditional, comforting fare to perfection. From lasagna and ravioli to tiramisu, this authentic dinner spot offers reasonably priced, delicious food.

    117 N. Victory Blvd., Los Angeles, California, 91502, USA
    818-561–4643

    Known For

    • Pumpkin ravioli
    • Risotto di funghi
    • Great appetizers
  • 3. Chili John's

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    Hearty home cooking may not be a big part of L.A.'s dining scene, but that doesn't mean you can't have it when you're visiting the city. Tucked in the heart of Burbank, this diner-style spot serves chili everything, from traditional chili bowls to open-faced chili burgers. Of course, this being Los Angeles, ingredients are locally sourced from organic and sustainable farms.

    2018 W. Burbank Blvd., Los Angeles, California, 91506, USA
    818-846–3611

    Known For

    • Beef chili
    • Lemon pie
    • Organic and locally sourced comfort food

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    Rate Includes: Closed Sun.
  • 4. Los Amigos

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    If you’re in the mood for good old-fashioned fun coupled with hearty Mexican fare and delicious margaritas, then you’ll want to consider Los Amigos, whose legendary fruity margaritas alone are worth the drive. Pair those with something from the Platillos Mexicanos menu on karaoke night, and you’re guaranteed a good time until the wee hours of the night.

    2825 W. Olive Ave., Los Angeles, California, 91505, USA
    818-842–3700

    Known For

    • Classic Mexican food
    • Massive portions
    • Casual dining
  • 5. Porto's Bakery

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    Waiting in line at Porto's is as much a part of the experience as is indulging in one of its roasted pork sandwiches or chocolate-dipped croissants. This Cuban bakery and café has been an L.A. staple for more than 50 years, often drawing crowds during lunch. Counter service is quick and efficient, though, so go for one of the tasty sandwiches like the pan con lechon (roasted pork), or try the potato balls (heaven). Just don’t skip dessert.

    3614 W. Magnolia Blvd., Los Angeles, California, 91505, USA
    818-846–9100

    Known For

    • Famous potato balls
    • Must-try desserts
    • Fast-moving counter service
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  • 6. Summer Buffalo

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    While there are plenty of great Thai restaurants in Los Angeles, if you're looking for something a little different, Summer Buffalo isn't just about classic Thai fare. Yes, you'll still find favorites like larb, curry, and pad Thai, but you'll also be able to sample chicken wings that come in four different sauces, including traditional grapow. It’s the perfect cozy yet casual little place to stop by for lunch while in Burbank.

    449 S. Glenoaks Blvd., Los Angeles, California, 91502, USA
    818-561–4777

    Known For

    • City's best Thai chicken wings
    • Drunken noodles
    • Cozy ambience

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