Moore's Delicatessen

Permanently Closed

Moore's Delicatessen

Permanently Closed

Handmade pastries, craft beer, & 80ft illustrated wall mural

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271 E Orange Grove Ave, Burbank, CA 91502 Get directions

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On the Grid : Moore's Deli

"Situated down the street from Burbank City Hall in Downtown Burbank is a modern deli in a triangular shaped building. Offering up new-age takes on more traditional deli favorites, Moore's is best described as part deli, part gourmet shop, and part coffee house with adjoining creative work space. The well-rounded joint features an whopping 80ft illustrated wall mural and crazy tasty sandwiches sure to delight your taste buds. Every meal comes with Moore's mashed potato salad which for all intensive purposes is worth a potato salad coma. Decorating the counters are gourmet fixings from Fort Greene Farms, named after their Brooklyn neighborhood namesake." - Jennifer Beatty

https://onthegrid.city/los-angeles/burbank/moores-deli

Moore's Delicatessen

@onthegrid

18,031 Postcards · 836 Cities

"Moore's Deli, Burbank. Situated down the street from Burbank City Hall in Downtown Burbank is a modern deli in a triangular shaped building. Offering up new-age takes on more traditional deli favorites, Moore's is best described as part deli, part gourmet shop, and part coffee house with adjoining creative work space. The well-rounded joint features an whopping 80ft illustrated wall mural and crazy tasty sandwiches sure to delight your taste buds. Every meal comes with Moore's mashed potato salad which for all intensive purposes is worth a potato salad coma. Decorating the counters are gourmet fixings from Fort Greene Farms, named after their Brooklyn neighborhood namesake."

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Moore's Delicatessen

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LA Restaurants That Have Permanently Closed During the COVID-19 Crisis - Eater LA

"Ten-year-old Moore’s in busy downtown Burbank has closed. The modern Jewish-ish deli was a favorite amongst studio types in the area, particularly animators who took to lining a back room with art. The restaurant closed at the end of August." - Matthew Kang

https://la.eater.com/2020/5/8/21252137/los-angeles-la-restaurant-bar-permanently-closed-coronavirus-crisis-pandemic

Moore's Delicatessen

Patricia O.

Google

Wow ! ! We just had our first meal here and we love this place. I had the turkey cobb salad--outstanding. Mike had a pulled pork sandwich and their unique coleslaw. Even the pickles were excellent. My salad was x large, with plenty of turkey, bacon, bleu chese, HB egg, etc. Mike liked the pretty waitresses. The staff was very attentive to my dietary needs, and other clients' special requests too. They have some nice and unusual items on the menu, like curry chicken. They have parking right behind the building, which is wonderful near downtown Burbank. We will definitely come here again soon.

Nick W

Google

This might have been the best veggie breakfast burrito I’ve had in recent memory. Everybody was super nice, they have craft beer, and it’s a very welcoming open space. Also you get a lot of food for the price. I’m in town from NYC and was just bumming around the area. Really glad I decided to check this place out. I’ll be back next time I’m in town.

Matthew F.

Google

Pastrami sandwich is good, ingredients are high quality. The rye bread has a great flavor to it, and the mustard is high quality. There are two pickles each with a different flavor. The potato salad is good but they only give you a SMALL cup - barely even a bite's worth. Overall the flavor is good but a tad expensive and I wish they would give more potato salad.

Thomas W.

Google

Service was fine. Chili was not good, BJs has better, which doesn't make sense cause the guy said they have good chili, which they don't! Fries were not great either. I didn't even finish my chili fries, they were that disappointing. Regarding the Palladino sandwich, pork was good, bread was good, overall a good sandwich. Pastrami was ok, bread was too soft, but pastrami was about average. Potato salad was different, had rosemary, not bad. Pickles were not good. Tasted like cucumbers they put in used vinegar that morning. Got a drink refill for no charge, that was nice. Overall, might come again if I am in the area, but I would definitely go to a different deli if I wanted a sandwich. For the food I got for the price paid, they should get 2 stars, but the people working there were nice and did a good job for their part, aside from being wrong on the state of their chili.

Carolyn P.

Google

Had the meatloaf sandwich which was just ok (I make a better one) and the serving of potato salad was literally no more than a bite maybe two.

Emilia P.

Google

Good food, nice, friendly owner and staff. Good breakfast selections including healthier options as well as traditional fare. I like the lemon blueberry pancakes a lot. The coffee is not my favorite but I'm pretty picky so it probably fine for most. Good lunch sandwiches, too.

Jabri R.

Google

Pretty good breakfast spot, but theirs other options that are also good. Their egg sandwich was a standout for me as being from the east coast, it’s hard to find a place that can actually do this well. In addition there’s decent beverage options in terms of coffee and tea. The spot itself isn’t very crowded, especially in the morning. It’s definitely the spot to go to if you want a good, quiet breakfast.

Ross

Google

One of the better lunch spots in the area. The food is always fantastic and the staff is always quite nice. I've had most of the stuff on the menu and you can't really go wrong no matter what you choose. I did fall in love with the brisket. If you have time you should sit in the back room where countless animation artists have drawn all over the walls.