“ I was so hungry after work today. I have came to the New Deal before once enjoying a nice hot cocoa, tried their dinner plates, and now I am trying their lunch side of the menu. I ordered the fried chicken sandwich....as you can see. I could not wait to dig in!! The chicken is the perfect amount of crisp and the sandwich all together is just so yummy. I will definitely keep this in my regular rotation of good eats. The staff every time I have came here have been so kind to me and whoever I bring. Ambiance is so cozy. Thank you for the tasty meal ND! ”

“ Two dudes with a crazy idea ahhh place But for real though it was chill vibes but definitely got that millennial vibe that is currently trending on TikTok. Oh well ”

“ Food is delicious and fresh. Vegetarian options were phenomenal and out of this world! ”

“ The New Deal is a wonderful addition to Burbank's Magnolia Park area. It's a great starting point for weekend brunch and mimosas, then some spins through the boutiques and novelty shops, ending with coffee at one of the cafes further down Magnolia Blvd. It's an eclectic, attractive, space, reminiscent of NoHo's Idle Hour or other 1933 Group establishments: the type of place to call drinks "libations" and encourage their staff to sport bowties and twirly mustaches. Appreciated touches of whimsy include tables decoupaged with deco-era newspapers and pretty art labels on the glass table water bottles. Quaint appearances aside, the service is excellent, the drinks are delicious, and the food is outstanding. We started with a round of tasty Aperol spritzes, and selected two items from the brunch and lunch menu: skirt steak eggs benedict and the beef short rib sandwich. The benny was great with tender steak and perfect hollandaise, and the short rib sandwich was phenomenal: flavourful beef, a tangy aioli, perfectly caramelised onions, fresh rocket, and a pillowy soft ciabatta roll. I chose a side of fries instead of house chips with my sandwich, and they were remarkably, perfectly cooked. Our waiter was attentive and friendly. Even on busy weekends, there's plenty of free street parking down Avon. Brunch here was a delight, and we're looking forward to coming back to try the dinner menu. ”

“ As a Burbank resident, I always passed by this restaurant but never stopped to dine in, until my partner and I finally tried it out this past weekend. After doing some window shopping in the area, we were getting hungry for lunch. Because we were already nearby, I suggested that we try out The New Deal. We were seated very quickly because surprisingly, the restaurant was slow on a Saturday afternoon. We both ordered the ahi tuna sandwich with natural cut French fries. Our food came out quickly and the ahi tuna was just seared perfectly. Service was also great, and our overall dining experience was good. Plus, the interior of the restaurant is nice and clean. It features steampunk aesthetics and is reflective of the Industrial Revolution. ”

“ The New Deal is one of the few actual restaurants in Magnolia Park. It's street parking only, as is most of the area, but there's always a spot down a side street. The restaurant is very unassuming from the outside but has a chic vintage vibe. Aside from tables they also have these gorgeous green velvet banquettes, which are a nice touch. The only thing I don't like about the decor is the tables. They were covered with newspapers and then covered in some sort of a sealant. But after 10 years of business, the tables are peeling, which doesn't seem very hygienic. As for the food and service, though, pretty good! Our server was Mindy and she was very friendly and attentive. My friend and I came during brunch, so they were pretty busy but we were still seated right away. I ordered the goat cheese omelette and my friend had the salmon Benedict. The food was good but I felt like the servings were average, which I actually don't mind. But it's not really a leftovers place. One minor complaint about the food: my omelette was supposed to come with green onion but it didn't. Maybe they were out. I didn't bother inquiring because I just wanted to eat. While I didn't have a 5-star experience, I'd definitely come back and try some more dishes. There's a lot on their menu and so much looks delicious. Plus it's also a wine bar so it'd be fun to get drinks with some gal pals here! ”

“ We Burbankers don't like to brag, but the 12 walkable blocks on Magnolia Boulevard (between Buena Vista and Hollywood Way) are an awesome way to spend an afternoon. Nail salons, antique shops, thrift stores, coffee shops, cafes and restaurants -- street parking galore, and remember that Burbank is the city without a parking meter. Downtown Burbank is fun and all, but our small town really shines over here. The New Deal is one of those family-owned restaurants. I love riding my bike over here for a homey lunch and Mexican coke (for energy on the bike ride home). I'm always torn between their fries and the homemade potato chips, which are served super hot. You cannot go wrong with a burger here, of the "gooey cheesy" grilled cheese. Most fun thing -- your check comes inside the pages of an old book. Whenever there's a fundraiser around town (school uniforms, local charity), you'll always see The New Deal as one of the donors. I was already a fan when I won a TND gift certificate inside a gift basket at some Burroughs High School Fundraiser. Burbank represent. ”

“ I can't tell you how many times I have driven by this place and made a mental note to eat here. The name alone grabbed my attention...So, I bookmarked it on yelp. Finally!!!! I can cross it off my list & add it to my favorites...It's so quaint, romantic & cozy feeling. The inside decor reminded me of a French Bistro that you might find on a side street in Paris. Our very friendly server Connor, greeted us and brought us a nice carafe of cold water asap on this very hot summer evening. The service was top notch and quick. Connor was very attentive and answered all of our food questions. We ordered: The short ribs which came with mashed potatoes & seasonal greens. 5/5; Brown Derby Cobb Salad w/home made creamy Italian dressing was 5/5. My girl Olivia loved her short ribs and I loved my salad. They have a back patio, cafe style tables out front and a long row of tables inside. The decor won me over. (I usually do not include a restroom pic but this one was a must:) *2025 is their 10 year anniversary xoxo *Prices are moderate *Plenty of free street parking *Bringing back Live Jazz Nights so keep your eyes open. ”