I took my baby to the Palm coffee bar in Burbank! This was our first time trying it out. They have…read morea regular menu and a seasonal menu. They also have local baked pastries from a bakery in Glassel park. This cafe also carries cute little gifts, as well as a cold case filled with snacks and tea. Lottie and I chose a palm coffee favorite, the coffee cake donut and the ham and cheese croissant. For our drink, we had ti try their best seller, which actually put them on the map as a must try-spot for coffee in their cinnamon toast crunch iced latte. Then I ordred an iced matcha because they said they take their matcha seriously, it's ceremonial grade and this is also a popular drink item on the menu. The staff at the Palm coffee bar were so friendly and knowledgeable about the menu. They really helped us pick the right drink and snacks for us. Lottie and I had a great time at this coffee shop and we highly recommend it to anyone if you're in the Burbank area.

I've had The Palm Coffee Bar before and they definitely don't miss…read more Their drinks are flavorful and addictive. They have a pretty diverse menu for a lot of different tastes. Service is great , the workers are kind and welcoming. This recent visit I was recommended a drink that tasted amazing. Trust the baristas. Ambiance is nice! Very well decorated and includes merch. Inside is pretty small and limited seating so I would recommend going early to catch a seat. Overall, great spot. Love coming back here.

Fun staff. We got the rose matcha latte which was ono…read more Recommend coming here. Service fast as well. The rose syrup isn't actually that sweet which is a plus.

Stopped by Black Elephant Coffee and got the Vanilla Latte. It was okay, I was hoping for a…read morestronger coffee flavor but the milky flavor was stronger. I'd probably try a different drink next time. The shop itself is pretty small with outdoor seating only, but the vibe was nice and the staff were super friendly. Parking wasn't too bad.

Nice and cozy Burbank Coffee shop I love their variety of…read morecoffee lattes And pastries Nice and quiet environment Nice costumer service specially Matthew Catalan makes you feel so welcome I truly recommend Republik Coffee Burbank

One of the few best coffee shops in Burbank! Tasty coffee…read morewith a big variety of different options. Good food and healthy snacks. A lot of space to sit in and out. Love it !!!

First time at Jam Jam and it definitely did not disappoint! I got a few drinks but my favorite is…read moretheir coconut mango pomelo. It was so refreshing and had lots of toppings. Their ube cheese foam slush is a must too. I usually don't go for slush drinks but I was very pleasantly surprised at how yummy the drink was! The store itself is located in the heart of downtown Burbank. The inside is very aesthetically pleasing and cute. There's also plenty of seating outside. The employees were very helpful as well!

My niece asked me to buy boba after church today. I wanted to try a different place than my usual…read moreand looked around Burbank. I didnt have a hard time finding parking which is usually rare during the weekend. The place wasnt hard to find. I got there and there was just a family placing their order in the kiosk and another person placing his order with an employee. They did not have my usual order so I opt to try something different. I ordered: White Peach Milk Tea -- when I took my first sip, it was different but it wasnt bad. I can taste the peach flavor for sure Thai Milk Tea and Classic Milk Tea -- my niece and brother said they like it. It taste good. The staff were friendly and answered all my questions. I will definitely be back here

Came for coffee with a short-ish line. They have a variety of drinks to choose from. I had the…read moreNutty Horchata which I enjoyed a lot. Not too nutty, but had the horchata flavor I wanted. The staff was welcoming and helpful with questions. They have plenty of items for sale as well.

For a "world famous" coffee house that serves dozens, if not hundreds, of various drink options,…read moreyou'd think ordering an "iced coffee" wouldn't have the barista looking at you like you were speaking Mandarin to her. It's the hot coffee you brew plus ice. Last I checked, that was the most common coffee order in the US. Ended up with a cold brew, which is not the same thing as iced coffee (and again... a "world famous coffee house" should know this). Cold brew has a different flavor profile and more caffeine. Either the employee is really uninformed about the most basic things about coffee or this business refuses to pour their normal medium/dark/flavored roast coffee over ice because they charge twice as much for cold brew... neither of which is acceptable. If you want to wait in a 30-minute line with kids running into you and the decor completely unattended, and overpay for a drink that wasn't what you ordered... this is the place for you. Otherwise, any of the other local Burbank coffee shops are better. Literally, pick any of the other places and you will have a better experience.

A wonderful cafe adored by locals and a must-visit for anyone who's passing through the Burbank…read morearea. This cafe is run by a family of wonderful, empowering women who support their community and their customers with engaging events and delicious coffee. When I first moved to Burbank I was given a warm welcome by the ladies behind the counter and since then I'm happy to be a regular. Their drinks are on the more expensive side compared to larger corporate chains, but the taste and quality well makes up for the expense. They have a comfortable selection of bakery items, a diverse drink menu for all kinds of pallets, and signature lattes that hit the spot. This location offers a free library where customers can take a book and leave a book, reading in the shop or taking home, with an honor code of being expected to keep said book in good shape and to return it eventually. Their book vending machine is a huge hit, the interior is beautiful and relaxing and their location has a restroom. On the weekends they invite other small sellers, clothing entrepreneurs, bread makers, up-in-coming pottery shops, and more to use their store as a venue to expand their business. The Three Sisters' dedication to their community goes as far as sharing their success, which I admire! The cons of this location however, are that I firmly believe they've outgrown their space. Lines often form out of the cafe regularly and onto the street. It can take quite some time to wait when this happens. When they have sellers inside too--it becomes difficult to move it's so crowded. There's often not enough tables and chairs to go around, and it's uncomfortable to wait outside when it's sunny with zero shade or seats. While I love the shop encouraging people to stay and do their work, or relax, the limited seating capacity makes it so many customers are often left standing. I hope Three Sisters considers moving to a larger space, adapting outdoor seating to the experience, or grows their business enough to comfortably open multiple locations in the future to give their dedicated consumers and neighbors more space to enjoy their products.

I come here very often with friends and usually have a fantastic time! I have never returned a…read moredrink before, but unfortunately received a bad chai tea latte this morning. I was very embarrassed to go up to the counter and ask for a redo, but did it anyways. They redid it without a hassle and I was very thankful. Me and my friend sat down, and I tried my friend's drink and commented that it wasn't sweet. Which is what she ordered, I didn't say it loud or nasty or anything that would excuse the following. The owner then yelled very loudly (I'm not exaggerating either) from the counter and asked very rudely if I didn't like my drink again, thinking that my friend's drink was mine. The entire coffee shop went silent, and it was very, very awkward. I was humiliated, especially since I was already embarrassed to ask for a redo. I stated that it was my friend's drink, which my friend responded and said that it was fine. She didn't say anything back other than a clipped "okay." I've been in the food service for a long time and have been a manager a few times as well. If I ever suspected that someone did not like what they had received I would come over privately and ask them. I understand that we all have bad days but it was highly unprofessional and embarrassing. Who would want to sit for another hour after you practically got yelled at for not liking a messed up drink. I will keep returning since their drinks are lovely, (especially their strawberry matcha!). The atmosphere is very cozy, and I'm happy to be a regular. I'm just hoping that the owner reflects on how she handles these type of situations for the future.

Great spot for a casual meeting or catching up with a friend…read more The space is easy to sit in, service is quick, and the overall vibe just works without trying too hard. They also have a small selection of gifts on the side, which is a nice touch. I'll be back.

I'm going to be so honest and say this spot was never on my radar, but so many people have been…read morehyping it up lately in comments for other coffee shops I frequent, so I knew I had to try. The location has a small lot behind and the spaces behind the Garry Marshall Theatre are available for Priscilla's customers M-F 8-3:30! So we were able to find parking without too much of a hassle. There was a lot of seating! The place was busy but still had table options, so if you need a spot to sit and chat with a friend, I'd say check this out. I was impressed with all their tables. Service: 10/10! The workers kept the line moving and were quick to take and start orders even while people were still in line to get to the register. The line moved quick and the workers were kind and efficient! It had a busier feel than other coffee shops I go to, there was just a higher sense of urgency in the drink prep and in the customer base. I kept on feeling like I was in the way just going from waiting to order, to paying, to waiting for my drink. I've never had so many people have so many reasons to brush past me in such a short period of time. It might not be a spot I continue to go to just based on that alone, but it is worth trying and might be YOUR complete new favorite. It has the charm of a classic coffee shop and has a very "Stars Hollow" feel, which is fun, especially so close to WB. I can see why people like this spot. It feels genuine and they do what they do well. My iced latte was okay- it had a very creamy texture. My boyfriend said his didn't taste like anything special. But we were happy to have tried some place new. Definitely check it out! In terms of dietary restrictions kind of food options- I only glanced because I wasn't getting anything, but they did have a gluten free muffin and a couple of pre-packaged vegan snacks, but I didn't otherwise see other vegan options (there was a spot for a vegan carrot cake, but they were sold out). So plan accordingly! Their pastries looked great! So if you're not dairy free/vegan, you'll find something

Dear Brothers Coffee. We are just writing for an update on remodeling. We love that you were in the…read moreneighborhood . Your baked goods and coffee are amazing. We most especially loved your Matcha it was the Best in Burbank . The Owner provided the best customer service. It is a busy place and he is so hardworking. Hope to see your place back open soon. Thank you, Ruthie

Came for the coffee, stayed for the vibe ;)…read more This place is so Gen Z-coded in the best way possible: fun baristas, vibey playlist and aesthetic everything. Tried the cookie butter latte and maple sea salt latte. Flavors were on point but the coffee itself was a little too shy. Would love a bolder brew to balance out all that milk. Came in at 10am dreaming of matcha but apparently it doesn't clock in until 1pm. Matcha girlies, take note!! I'll be back to try it for sure.

What a neat new cafe on Fifth Avenue! Elegant and very modern. The sandwiches look so tempting…read morebut I just came from a restaurant nearby for lunch. Of course I could Not pass to try something's. I ordered a black sesame seed Espiner - it had whipped cream, ice the black sesame seed paste plus a shot of espresso. Not so sweet but a perfect new ending to the lunch place I just went to. In fact now, I have a new place to go try. The bulgogi sandwich and then next time again - the garlic shrimp sandwich! I cannot wait to go back! I am sure this place will have lines in the future. If you already know what you like they also have a machine at their entrance foyer where you can order ahead them pick it up. The place also have various sets of tea. Meaning the tea with other delicacies to go with it. One can have "high" tea as well their version. Korean version. As I said - a new find to dine in light!

Open space but minimal seating. Free street parking. The…read morepistachio bliss was alright. I didnt think it tasted very much like pistachio. The mango matcha was also alright. Matcha quality is good but it was definitely overpowered by the mango. Overall, I wouldn't go out of my way to come here specifically.

delicious coffee and sandwiches, lovely service and ambiance! would come again in a heartbeatread more

Cafe Grano is a gem in Burbank. Small, cozy, and effortlessly elegant, with the kind of warm…read morehospitality that makes you want to stay awhile. The Nishio Matcha Latte with oat milk was freshly prepared, smooth, vibrant, and seriously so good. Bonus points for the spread of pastries, paninis, and little bites -- plenty of tempting options to pair with your drink. Charming spot, great vibes, and definitely worth a repeat visit!