Fresh off the flight from Las Vegas to Burbank, which felt like FOREVER.. the whole flight I was taking in the scent of fresh American cheese seeping out of the pores of the gentleman sitting next to me.. as you can imagine this made me STARVING!! So first thing I do is check out this local LA eatery right there in the Burbank Airport to get this trip kicked off right!! Let me tell you, I could not believe that I had just stumbled upon a restaurant this phenomenal and at an AIRPORT nonetheless.. I got the brisket bowl and boy did they bring the fieri!!!!! Best food I had on my entire trip to LA. Only docking a star because Guy himself was not there and in LA I would think he would be?? Weird, maybe next time!
Kyle A Stone
amazing food. loved the sauce abd tge Server Kisa was amazing. she needs all the raises she can get!!!
Jhenie Lauder
Food are fresh quick service
Jess B.
I had a late flight out of Burbank on a Friday night and needed to eat dinner at the airport before the flight. The vegetarian options at Burbank airport are pretty minimal, but I saw that this spot had veggie burgers. Come to find, ALL OUT. Of course. I was about to walk away hungry and sad, when I had an idea...could they make me a "burger" out of all of the toppings and vegetables? Turns out, they could! The cashier and the grill cook were so friendly and accommodating. They put together a custom grilled sourdough sandwich for me with lettuce, tomato, pickles, onions, avocado and cheese. It was crispy and hot and delicious and I got on my flight with a happy belly.
Burch D.
The simple burger was unexpectedly delicious! Once I found it, My wife and I couldn't stay away.
Sara J.
My burger didn't taste like the 21 dollars I spent on it. Could it at least taste like a 15 dollar burger? I got the Kobe burger with onions and I had the shits for hours afterwards. Play with fire your gonna get burnt. But for real, this place is the definition of rip off air port food.
Leslie C.
This is exactly what I needed before my flight! Fresh, hot and made to order. I ordered the bacon, eggs 'n hash. These were the best tater tots I've had in a long time! So crispy! Delicious bacon and eggs too. I didn't have to wait long for my order, only about 5 minutes. Ketchup packets and utensils available. Seating available and TV too. Excellent and friendly customer service. $15.50 is a lot to pay for breakfast but it's the airport and I understand that everything is inflated.
Rick S.
I flew out of Burbank and I stopped by on my way home. I didn't have high expectations for this restaurant as I ordered. There were fires in a bowl setting on top of the heat light. I ordered the Prime Time Burger and fries. I was surprised with the burger and the fries were not very good. The burger works very well with the bun and the patty had a good flavor to it. I also enjoyed the pickles on the burger. The restaurant doses have much seating and the employees were nice. My order came out in about 10 minutes. I was told they were out of the crispy onions.
jfinnnnnnnnnn
Overpriced standard hamburger. OK taste. OK service. Overpriced. Typical airport ripoff. Let me repeat, typical airport ripoff.
Jeremy W.
Chicken burger was great with great flavor and the fries were perfectly cooked, , it was all better than I expected from a Airport in Burbank.
the prime time burger is absolutely delicious, but the fact that a burger, mediocre fries, and a juice cost 31$ is laughable. if you don't mind spending a few extra bucks i'd definitely recommend getting the prime time burger. probably the best food at an airport i've had in awhile. they make your orders fresh so it may be a little wait before you get your food but it's not too bad.
Chris Hecker
I wasn’t impressed with the service or the food, they claim to have Hash with eggs and bacon and I received tots with my eggs and bacon. The tots had no flavor and were oily... very disappointing.
Dawn Apodaca
The food was delicious and the staff was very efficient.
Scot Rudd
Good service. Overpriced food.
Daniel D.
Diners Drive-ins and Dogshit didn't air the episode with this burger joint because Guy himself had the cheezy burger and it gave him a stomach ache. Instead, he asked me to write this review for him because he can't get off the toilet: First of all it's in an airport, so obviously we are setting the bar as low as possible to begin with. Second, Guy Fieri is not a celebrity chef, rather a celebrity eater of incredibly low pedigree and distinction. So expect even less. SAFETY NOTE: Do not attempt to dine here unless you have an absolutely bomb-proof digestive tract on par with the likes of the rearward characters in the human centipede. The service was excellent. Any one of the friendly and capable staff could surely provide a five star hamburger experience given the right ingredients and recipes. Sadly, the Fieri formula in place here gives them nothing to work with. The food was abysmal. The patty was an attempt at the classic diner "smashed" burger, but ends up looking like a cluster of floating diarrhea pellets. Familiarize yourself with this image, it will revisit you. Atop the patty sits a cold square of plasticky cheese and a pale tomato, mounded high with shredded E. coli. Entombed beneath, lies a floppy pickle slice bathing in a cistern of Guy's infamous "donkey sauce". The pearlescent, glutinous goo is perfectly evocative of its namesake--bestiality lovers rejoice! The sandwich is made complete by the signature sub-zero frozen bun: this indelicate counterpoise to the hot donkey sauce ensures that it doesn't become too runny and drip down your chin. Overall, an unforgettable trip to ToiletTown that will leave you quite disgusted with yourself and perplexed as to how Guy Fieri has managed to turn his brand of borrowed clichés and perpetual buffoonery into the multi-thousand dollar empire that it is today. Instead, maybe consider the fine alternative found in the attached photo!
Fresh off the flight from Las Vegas to Burbank, which felt like FOREVER.. the whole flight I was taking in the scent of fresh American cheese seeping out of the pores of the gentleman sitting next to me.. as you can imagine this made me STARVING!! So first thing I do is check out this local LA eatery right there in the Burbank Airport to get this trip kicked off right!! Let me tell you, I could not believe that I had just stumbled upon a restaurant this phenomenal and at an AIRPORT nonetheless.. I got the brisket bowl and boy did they bring the fieri!!!!! Best food I had on my entire trip to LA. Only docking a star because Guy himself was not there and in LA I would think he would be?? Weird, maybe next time!
amazing food. loved the sauce abd tge Server Kisa was amazing. she needs all the raises she can get!!!
Food are fresh quick service
I had a late flight out of Burbank on a Friday night and needed to eat dinner at the airport before the flight. The vegetarian options at Burbank airport are pretty minimal, but I saw that this spot had veggie burgers. Come to find, ALL OUT. Of course. I was about to walk away hungry and sad, when I had an idea...could they make me a "burger" out of all of the toppings and vegetables? Turns out, they could! The cashier and the grill cook were so friendly and accommodating. They put together a custom grilled sourdough sandwich for me with lettuce, tomato, pickles, onions, avocado and cheese. It was crispy and hot and delicious and I got on my flight with a happy belly.
The simple burger was unexpectedly delicious! Once I found it, My wife and I couldn't stay away.
My burger didn't taste like the 21 dollars I spent on it. Could it at least taste like a 15 dollar burger? I got the Kobe burger with onions and I had the shits for hours afterwards. Play with fire your gonna get burnt. But for real, this place is the definition of rip off air port food.
This is exactly what I needed before my flight! Fresh, hot and made to order. I ordered the bacon, eggs 'n hash. These were the best tater tots I've had in a long time! So crispy! Delicious bacon and eggs too. I didn't have to wait long for my order, only about 5 minutes. Ketchup packets and utensils available. Seating available and TV too. Excellent and friendly customer service. $15.50 is a lot to pay for breakfast but it's the airport and I understand that everything is inflated.
I flew out of Burbank and I stopped by on my way home. I didn't have high expectations for this restaurant as I ordered. There were fires in a bowl setting on top of the heat light. I ordered the Prime Time Burger and fries. I was surprised with the burger and the fries were not very good. The burger works very well with the bun and the patty had a good flavor to it. I also enjoyed the pickles on the burger. The restaurant doses have much seating and the employees were nice. My order came out in about 10 minutes. I was told they were out of the crispy onions.
Overpriced standard hamburger. OK taste. OK service. Overpriced. Typical airport ripoff. Let me repeat, typical airport ripoff.
Chicken burger was great with great flavor and the fries were perfectly cooked, , it was all better than I expected from a Airport in Burbank.
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the prime time burger is absolutely delicious, but the fact that a burger, mediocre fries, and a juice cost 31$ is laughable. if you don't mind spending a few extra bucks i'd definitely recommend getting the prime time burger. probably the best food at an airport i've had in awhile. they make your orders fresh so it may be a little wait before you get your food but it's not too bad.
I wasn’t impressed with the service or the food, they claim to have Hash with eggs and bacon and I received tots with my eggs and bacon. The tots had no flavor and were oily... very disappointing.
The food was delicious and the staff was very efficient.
Good service. Overpriced food.
Diners Drive-ins and Dogshit didn't air the episode with this burger joint because Guy himself had the cheezy burger and it gave him a stomach ache. Instead, he asked me to write this review for him because he can't get off the toilet: First of all it's in an airport, so obviously we are setting the bar as low as possible to begin with. Second, Guy Fieri is not a celebrity chef, rather a celebrity eater of incredibly low pedigree and distinction. So expect even less. SAFETY NOTE: Do not attempt to dine here unless you have an absolutely bomb-proof digestive tract on par with the likes of the rearward characters in the human centipede. The service was excellent. Any one of the friendly and capable staff could surely provide a five star hamburger experience given the right ingredients and recipes. Sadly, the Fieri formula in place here gives them nothing to work with. The food was abysmal. The patty was an attempt at the classic diner "smashed" burger, but ends up looking like a cluster of floating diarrhea pellets. Familiarize yourself with this image, it will revisit you. Atop the patty sits a cold square of plasticky cheese and a pale tomato, mounded high with shredded E. coli. Entombed beneath, lies a floppy pickle slice bathing in a cistern of Guy's infamous "donkey sauce". The pearlescent, glutinous goo is perfectly evocative of its namesake--bestiality lovers rejoice! The sandwich is made complete by the signature sub-zero frozen bun: this indelicate counterpoise to the hot donkey sauce ensures that it doesn't become too runny and drip down your chin. Overall, an unforgettable trip to ToiletTown that will leave you quite disgusted with yourself and perplexed as to how Guy Fieri has managed to turn his brand of borrowed clichés and perpetual buffoonery into the multi-thousand dollar empire that it is today. Instead, maybe consider the fine alternative found in the attached photo!