They were super busy but still Gave us awesome service and the food was AMAZING!!!! We old definitely go back when we come back to town.

It was not crowded at 8:30 am on. Saturday morning. We had a great breakfast and quick efficient service. The lemon ricotta pancakes were so light and flavorful, just delicious!

Listen. Is Bea Bea's the best breakfast food you're ever going to have? Probably not. Are you going to be blown away by the ambience and vibe? Likely, no. But in my opinion, that isn't what Bea Bea's is trying to be! This is where you go when you want to meet up with a group of friends and catch up over a huge meal. This is where you take your family before a busy day at Universal. This is where you go after a long night the day before. All that isn't to say Bea Bea's isn't delicious - it very much is! And you'll get tons of food for your money, another plus to this place especially in these economic times. Bea Bea's is serving up huge portions and plenty of offerings for our vegan and gluten free friends. Give this place a visit next time you're craving delicious, homestyle breakfast. Lemon ricotta pancakes are my fave!

This was my second time here and it was a Friday morning so it was much less packed and without a wait as it had been the last time. The Thai tea pancakes were moist with a subtle Thai tea flavor. The cream they add to the top was the icing on the (pan)cake. Because I couldn't decide on what to get (savory vs sweet) I ordered a second entree. I also enjoyed a very cheesy omelet with sub dried tomato and crispy potato's on the side. Finally, I tried the house late which was excellent. I appreciated the subtle hint of hunny but it was not too sweet at all.

Bea Bea's in Burbank is an absolute gem! The food here is incredible--every dish is packed with flavor and cooked to perfection. There's no shortage of amazing breakfast items. Whether you're in the mood for their famous green tea pancakes or a hearty omelet, you won't be disappointed. My personal favorite is the Pacific Island pancakes, which has bananas, pineapple, coconut and caramelized walnuts. The close seating and long wait times on weekends are a testament to just how popular this place is, but trust me, the food is worth every minute of the wait. If you're not a fan of waiting, try visiting on a weekday when the wait times are much shorter. The staff is always friendly and attentive, making every visit a delight. Despite the busy atmosphere, the quality of the food never wavers. Bea Bea's is a must-visit for anyone who loves delicious breakfast and brunch options.

Crab benedict is always my favorite. If this is on the menu I tend to skip everything else. This is where my family took me for my birthday/Mother's Day. The wait time was a little long because we watched on the sidelines waiting for the chaos to unfold. The hostess had so many people waiting and she messed up and had new arrivals get tables quicker than us waiting around for almost an hour. To be honest, I kind of felt bad for her. She looked super overwhelmed because the other people were getting mad, anyway once everything was squared away we ended up waiting for a little over an hour for a table. When we were finally seated the place was a full house. It seems like a very popular spot. Even though it was busy, all the staff were working together and they all looked like they were all doing their part to keep the restaurant moving. The crab benedict that I ordered was definitely a 5 star experience because crab is one of my favorites. Overall I think this is such a delicious place to have brunch at. I think they could probably throw in one more scoop of potatoes in there since brunch here is on the pricier side or a whole tomato instead of a few slices. I'm not complaining, just wishing. I enjoyed my birthday/Mother's Day brunch here. Staff wasn't too friendly, but I think it's because it was Mother's Day and it was super busy so they didn't have time to chit chat or give smiles or even say Happy Mother's Day. If ever I'm in the neighborhood again I would definitely see myself coming back. They have great options and next time I wanna try their pancakes because they had a lot of delicious items on their menu.

Great experience! Bea Bea's has been a Burbank institution as long as I can remember and have been aware of it for decades, yet never been. I finally got the opportunity last weekend to meet a buddy of mine and it was a great experience as busy as it was. Parking is easy since Bea Bea's is essentially, part of a strip mall and as I waited for my friend, I gave my name to the hostess (I didn't make a reservation). They won't seat parties unless everyone's present. As my friend arrived, the hostess was great: she called my name and let us choose from the empty tables inside by the front door. Our own faux pas talking is that we didn't notice the menu's QR code on the table! We got paper menus which I prefer because the menu is absolutely massive! The choices are endless and us foodies love that! Liz got the Pooh's Sunshine with a peach crepe, two scrambled eggs and Bacon. It was amazing! I similarly got the Kin's Sunshine with the pancakes, poached eggs and two sausage with a drip coffee with cream. It was SO delicious! I wish I could have finished the pancakes, as much as I craved them! Service was attentive, polite and efficient. The ambience is one of that of a strip mall diner but that's fine by me. You'll see families, retirees, girlfriends catching up and the like all enjoying brunch inside or out on the patio. Just be aware they close in the middle of the afternoon, but I'll definitely be back for more!