Three sisters has been a great addition to Burbank. They're drinks taste really good, they usually…read moreoffer something else going on at the shop, and it always seems busy and like a great place to meet and catch up. They have a lovely outdoor patio and with how high the cost of coffee is at many of the other Burbank coffee shops, they are the most reasonably priced. The book vending machine is really sweet and I've only had positive encounters with the staff. Overall, hope they're here to stay for a long while.

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.

Yes, I am a Huge coffee lover...this is no secret...And after going here a few times I'm hooked!…read more The Nitro Cold Brew with cold foam was nice and strong yet smooth ~ the perfect combo for me. Being a Ballers & Brew "virgin," I was treated to my choice of ballers which are their version of donut holes ~ I went with nutella. They were yummy but not so great a few hours later. I recommend eating them asap:) I also got their pumpkin donut which was served warm. OMG! Incredible! YUM!!! On another visit I ordered a hot horchata latte which was good but I prefer their cold coffees. Plenty of tables if you want to hang for a bit. This place has a good flow of customers but the wait time is short. Street parking only ~and that's all I have to say about that~

Like this place! However, I think they need to revisit their recipe for their Vietnamese coffee…read morebecause it's not strong at all and it tastes like it's cream-based. If this is their take on Vietnamese coffee I think it's worth adding this note on their menu or letting the customers know when they order; because the Vietnamese coffee I ordered was heavily cream-based and I can't taste the coffee at all. Place is a good hangout place but people should be given a heads up that I think their menu for coffee or other drinks are leaning more towards a dessert kind of drink. If you want real coffee, I don't think this is the place for you. Their drinks are more gourmet sweet kind of drink, BUT they do taste good! For any sweet drinks craving I recommend them. Their ballers are also good! This place is overall very sweet from drinks to food items, so you have to have a sweet tooth to go to this place in my opinion. Oh and they can add boba to your drink! The boba is decent and tastes pretty good!

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.

I love The Hide Room Coffee! The flavor of their coffee is outstanding and well crafted…read more They serve Guatemalan coffee and its flavor is unlike any other. I tried a couple of their drinks and I can wholeheartedly say it doesn't taste like other coffees in the best way possible. Service is amazing. Orders were taken fast and drinks came out fast as well. They also give free stickers which I appreciate! Ambiance is great. I've never seen a coffee shop mixed with a barber shop. Now , I would never cheat on my barber but their coffee may convince me. Overall , a hidden gem in Burbank. Would come back again any time of the day.

My wife and I planned a trip to San Francisco, but before we started our long drive to the Bay…read moreArea, we stayed the evening with our daughter. The morning we were about to make our trek, our daughter wanted to take us to a coffee shop she recently found. The Hide Room is not only a coffee shop, but it also houses a barber shop. This bald dude wasn't in need of a barber, but having some java was a must before driving for almost 6 hours. The coffee I ordered initially tasted just okay, but there was a delayed response and I enjoyed it. What I enjoyed about my first visit to The Hide Room was the quality customer service from Isaiah, the Filipino gentleman in glasses. The Hide Room is located in Los Angeles, specifically on Victory Blvd. in Burbank. It's a combo shop that houses both a coffee shop and barber shop. It's next to Centanni Italian Restaurant and across from Bright Now Dental. Parking is all street parking. The coffee shop isn't too big with no indoor seating, but there is outdoor seating with several yellow metal round tables, metal yellow chairs, and a yellow umbrella for shade. When you walk into The Hide Room, it's pretty cool to see half of the space is a barber shop where the owner was cutting someone's hair and the other half is a coffee joint. Their coffee is sourced from Guatemala, so the decor consists of framed pics of Guatemala images, coffee bean bags hanging, and an ornate, woven cloth attached to another wall. Isaiah, the barista behind the counter provided quality customer service by giving us coffee recommendations and he was so accommodating answering my questions about the business. I think this was the first time for me to see a business that was a coffee shop and barber shop all in one building. Isaiah told me the owner, who was there cutting someone's hair, wanted to incorporate haircuts and coffee in one building. We entered through one door for the coffee shop and if you'd like a haircut, you can continue through another door into what looked like an upscale, old school barber shop. I wasn't sure what to order, but my usual go to at branded coffee shops is a white chocolate mocha with hazelnut. I decided on a mocha with hazelnut flavoring. When I took my first sip, I really couldn't taste the coffee or the hazelnut flavoring. After taking a few more sips, I wished I had asked for it to be sweeter. I guess it takes a little while to appreciate the coffee because I had a delayed response to my coffee from The Hide Room. I actually enjoyed the coffee after drinking it for a little while. I'll need to try one of their signature coffees the next time I visit. I really liked the concept of The Hide Room with its combo coffee shop and barber shop. I no longer need haircuts since I'm bald, but I recommend you check out this hipster spot with its Guatemala coffee and quality customer service from its staff.

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.

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.

I walked in and was immediately greeted! I got a vanilla latte which was really good as well as a…read morematcha latte that my friend got! The avocado toast was yummy and the vibe of the place was really good! The man that also worked there (might have been the owner) was really sweet and asked me questions in a very polite nice way! I highly recommend this place

Really cute coffee shop :) Love the variety of unique…read moredrinks Also very aesthetic - was here a little before a dance class do refreshing!

I'm always on the lookout for a great local coffee shop, and I absolutely love this place. It's…read morequickly made it to the top of my favorites list. They opened earlier this year and have been such a welcome addition to the neighborhood. The coffee is amazing, the shop is super cute and cozy, and I'm obsessed with the little details from the cup designs to the beautiful finishing touches on each drink. Service is always fast, which makes it even better. The Einspanner is my personal favorite so far, but honestly every drink I've tried has been great, and I fully plan on working my way through the entire menu over time. Highly recommend stopping by!

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.

Dog finally hidden gem in Burbank. A Wonderfully large…read morepatio with multiple seating options beckons you once you find the place. I was warmly greeted at the hostess station and told to pick any seats. I opted for an umbrellaed table with comfy looking chairs. Our server, Keeley, welcomed us warmly and took our drink orders for fresh squeezed orange juice that was delicious. Our juice arrived with 3 yummy, mini cornbread muffins drizzled with honey I got biscuits and gravy with 2 scrambled eggs and a side of hash browns. Everything was super yummy Eggs were made perfectly. Gravy was creamy and savory. My friend got the breakfast quesadilla with ham and really enjoyed it. Large portions so we both left with doggy bags. Before the check arrived we received some delicious orange cranberry cookies. Over all it was a super tasty experience and I will definitely go back.

Omg, we happened to be in Burbank last Saturday to have our windshield replaced so we googled…read morebreakfast places near us , I have been to literally hundreds of restaurants in Los Angeles in my 59 years and this was the best breakfast we have had in a long time. We shared a meat lovers omelet and Swedish pancakes that were both amazing, served by Javier who ended up being the icing on the cake, Javier was awesome and super personable with a personality and curly mustache to boot. We will be back VERY soon for another fantastic breakfast

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

3.5** I've been here three or four times recently but forgot to review oops! Love the atmosphere…read morehere and there's plenty of seating. All the workers have been really nice and one even gave me free food one time when he saw I was headed to my retail shift. So sweet! Service is decently fast. My friend and I went on our lunch break this past week and they were quick with the drinks (it was also midday on like Tuesday so it was kind of slow). Parking can be difficult depending on the time, but there's a few parking structures nearby. I want to give this place 5 stars but my drink is so inconsistently made. The first time I went to this location a few weeks ago, I got one of the best coffees I've had in the city! 10/10 no notes. But my last two visits it was watered down and so milky. This past week I went and there was no coffee taste and it looked even lighter than chocolate milk. So disappointing bc my drink comes out to $10 ($9 + $1 tip). And I went on my limited lunch break thinking I was getting a sure thing, but I tossed it after trying to drink at least half (mission: failed). Everyone seems to love their Vietnamese coffee and I tried my friend's and that had at least a strong coffee flavor. So maybe that's the way to go for anyone thinking of coming here. Bummed that it can't be my go-to for my usual order.