Burbank
Less about glitz and glam and better known for its low-key working class attitude, Burbank has a family friendly affordable nature. Crafty restaurants sit side-by-side with auto-repair and vintage shops in this amalgamated town born from the aviation and film industries. It promises a well-rounded casual neighborhood with a little something for everyone.
Commonwealth
Olive & Thyme
Bob's Big Boy
Commissary Coffee
Bearded Lady Vintage
Ladies & Gents Night
Chili John's
It's A Wrap
The Supply Sergeant
Handy Market
H&S Bicycles
Portos
The Blue Room
Halloween Town
Fit Works
Niko Niko
Marche Wine Bar
Fabulously Comfortable Wine Bar with Excellent Service for the Curious Wino and Foodie
Mindful Nest
Doughnut Hut
The Blue Pig
Simmzy's
Quenelle
Moore's Deli
Baron Hats
Pickwick Bowl
Half Baked Co.
Story Tavern
Burbank Historical Society
Burbank Antiques
Stough Canyon Nature Center
Simply Coffee
Rocket Fizz
Hyaena Gallery
Corner Bar
Racer's Edge
Captain Vintage
Vintage Lunchboxes, Star Wars Toys and a great supply of Antique Typewriters!
Basecamp and High Horse Dinette
The Little Dinette than Could
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Burbank Historical Society
- Address
- 115 North Lomita Street
- Website
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Incorporated in 1911, the city of Burbank owes it's name to dentist and original land owner Dr. David Burbank who settled here in the 1860's. In the early twentieth century the entertainment and aviation industries began to take root, building the foundations for the city we know today. At the Burbank Historical Society, the cities early beginnings and industries are captured throughout this large complex of exhibits, preserved historic houses, and community buildings featuring full calendars of arts, culture, sports, theater and creative classes. You can't miss this place, as it has an actual F-104 parked outside on the street.