Wow, I wasn't expecting this place to be as good as it was! If you've never been here, you've gotta…read moretry the Combo. Like the sign says, they're the home of the Combo. The Combo is a huge hamburger topped with a full hot dog that's grilled, sliced up, and loaded right into the burger. They finish it with mayonnaise, ketchup, onions, tomato, and lettuce, and somehow it all comes together really well. It's a big sandwich, but every bite had a great balance of flavors. The burger was really good, but the hot dog was definitely the star of the show. You could tell it was a quality hot dog. It had a nice crisp bite to it, and even sliced up, it still had that great texture that made it stand out. I was definitely full by the time I finished. Jerry, who cooked my food and took my order, was also super friendly and a lot of fun to talk to. Great food, great service, and an all-around great experience. This was an easy 10 out of 10 for me, and I'll definitely be back.

Stopped by Marty's on a Saturday afternoon and had a bit of a nostalgic moment. I used to come here…read moreas a kid, and it pretty much feels exactly the same in the best way. It's one of those classic, old-school burger stands you don't see much of anymore (especially in the West LA area), tucked in between a gas station and a fire station. no frills, just doing its thing. I grabbed a double cheeseburger and a Coke, and it was solid. Could have used some more seasoning or some thousand island. I think my pallet has been spoiled by In N Out. All in all. Solid. This felt more like a throwback than a "wow" meal. Still good, just not something I'm going out of my way for. Bottom line: solid spot, great nostalgic vibe, good food. Will I be back? Maybe. Not a regular go-to, but definitely a place I'm glad is still around.

I have been hearing about Jawny's for a while and finally got the chance to try it since they…read moreopened their first brick and mortar right next to my barbershop. We ordered the LA Spicy Philly and it did not disappoint. Genuinely one of the best Philly cheesesteaks I've had, the flavor was phenomenal from start to finish. And the best part? I personally confirmed with the owners over the phone that their cheesesteak is halal, which means the whole family can enjoy it together. That's huge. If you're in Sherman Oaks or anywhere nearby, you need to try this place. Food: 5/5 Location: 5/5 Atmosphere: 4/5 (only because they're super busy right now, which honestly is a good sign!) If this review helped, a thumbs up means a lot

Stopped by on opening day - to a mostly smooth brick and mortar operation kicking off. Went with…read morethe classic Philly, with the house made Wiz. I made it a combo and also ordered the hot lemon pepper wings. Wasn't mad about my food. It kept my tastebuds occupied for the England v France bronze game. The portions, for what I paid...I'll accept. The cheesesteak landscape in LA is still a small neighborhood. You got the mall chain, the imported-from-Philly chain (my fave), and the indie complex, where Jawny's and a handful of other developing entities reside. LA loves a good hot, chopped sandwich and businesses will continue to showcase their take on the east coast institution. Even fast service megas, like Jack in the Crack and Arby's, are making sure they can ride the cheesesteak wave. Did Jawny's keep up with my favorite? Not so much. Not with the classic. I'm not even sure what was so proprietary about the house made Wiz. And the overall value made the original steak feel like more of a hyped, boutique version of the cheesteak. It just wasn't substance-forward. But this restaurant will technically be more accessible than the carwash pop-up was, and that counts in my hemisphere. To be honest, I see myself ordering their wings more often, as a closer alternative to Wingstop. Ultimately, Jawny's is middle of the road for me. Seems it'll be passible food that I can stand to pay for some of the time. But congratulations on a place to call your own, y'all! That much, for sure, deserves a salute.

Amazing! Chef turtle gets down! I love every single item we tried! It's shareable but you'll end up…read morewanting more. It's located under a bridge and sometimes a brewery so make sure to check his IG for location. The food was fire! The Philly fries are a must!

Pretty good food. They were at a brewery in Inglewood, so decided to try it. Very good fries! I…read morewould try them again.

I was looking for a taco spot with good reviews in the area and stumbled upon this gem of a taco…read morestand in the side of the road. These were truly the epitome of street tacos and absolutely nothing about the vibe, the service, and the FOOD, disappointed. Immediately upon arrival, I noticed the long line of people and said to myself, either this place is really good or really slow. It took me longer to decide what I wanted to try than what it took for the line to move and for it to be my turn to order. So yea, these folks are FAST and very courteous as well. They have real Al Pastor on the trompo (the spit) so of course I ordered pastor tacos and a pastor mulita. I also ordered a few SUADERO tacos which you don't find just anywhere. I am still raving about the amount of meat and flavor of the food here, it's insanely delicious. Once you get your food you make your way down to the end of the taco stand where you are met with an amazing array of fresh taco fixings and salsas. The pink creamy-habanero was the best and the green/red salsas followed right behind. I can't wait to go back to this place. It's mind blowing how a stand on the side of the road puts out better quality food than a brick/mortar taco shop..but these guys know exactly what they are doing and it was a pleasure to try their food. 20 out of 10 for this place.

Was hoping this spot would give Tacos Tamix (Arts District location) and Brothers Cousins a run for…read moretheir spot in my al pastor standings since I saw a trompo with pineapple, but that hope has been squashed. I do like how they grill their meat though and they use the tortillas to scoop up the meat on the grill. Thought the al pastor was a bit salty and the cheese did not add much flavor to it, but that's probably a good thing considering the saltiness of the meat. Also, make sure you ask them for pineapples since they did not include it until we asked. They do have them sliced up in a container by the meats. Ambience is very casual and it's a stand while eating type of situation. Service was quick.

UNBELIEVABLE!!!! Bienvenidos!!! Welcome to the Neighborhood gentlemen... phenomenal stupendous down…read moreright tasty tacos burritos Asada., Pastor w pineapple on vertical rotisserie .. cilantro and onions & salsa's .. everything is fresh and DELICIOUS!!! Open everyday but Monday from 3:00pm - 12:00am midnight!!!!!!! $2.00 Tacos and they accept ZELLE*****

Recomendado muy ricos los tacos…read more Todos frescostacos al estilo México ya están abiertos 3:00 p.m a 11:00 p.m

5 stars for the food. 2.5 stars for the experience because of the long wait and how slowly the line…read moremoves. 5 stars for the personalities and bumpin', upbeat energy from the guys working. It's basically a party at the stand. That all averages out to 4 stars for me. We got there at 4:30 p.m. on a Friday and didn't take our first bite until around 6:40 p.m. There are very few meals worth waiting more than two hours for. While Miya Miya serves what's probably the best chicken shawarma wrap I've ever had, I don't think it's worth a 2+ hour wait. That said, if you take away the wait, these are absolutely five-star flavors. The incredible crunch of the wrap, paired with the pomegranate and garlic sauces, makes every bite crisp, rich, and ridiculously satisfying. And don't sleep on the fries. They're some of the best I've had and are absolutely worth ordering alongside the shawarma. I'll be back once these guys open their brick and mortar spot. Take away the insane wait times, and I'd make Miya Miya a regular spot on my rotation.

Came here after seeing all the social media hype. I've seen then at Smorgasburg before and I regret…read morenot getting it when it was closer to me. Anyway, they open at 1pm on Saturdays and my friend and I lined up at 1230pm. We did not place our order until 130pm and got our food at around 145pm. The shawarma was great and the fries were amazing. What I disliked was the workers. Yes, they are playing music and having a good time but they are literally dapping every damn customer and socializing and wasting time. Yo... this ain't a social event. Anyway, thats my rant.

Tacos were The handmade tortillas were so fresh…read more The quesadillas were amazing Some of the best Al pastor and cabeza I've had

I'm more than happy to support taco stands and street vendors if it's clean, but what I saw when…read morethey were making my food was concerning. First, I saw a young man dump out precooked chicken from grocery store plastic bags onto the grill. My food had lettuce on it and there wasn't any cut up, so he got a whole head of iceberg lettuce... unwashed... and started chopping it and then put it on my food. Lastly, the man I paid was wearing gloves and cooking meat. He took my money with the gloves still on. After the transaction, he used hand sanitizer on the gloves and continued cooking. While these in and of itself are concerning, I'm more concerned about the food prep that I don't see. I paid for and took the food, but I couldn't eat it after what I saw. These people are obviously hard workers and have tasty food -- I hope that they have continued success while maintaining a safe and clean environment.