Bea Bea’s

We've been coming to Bea Bea's for more than a decade for breakfast and brunch and always get the Bea Bea's omelette which is our favorite.Their pancakes and waffle are also highly recommended by our kids!Ambiance is very cool with pleasant music playing in the background.Service is always very good along their customer service. Servers are attentive and would bring anything you need when asked.

Came here for brunch. The pancakes are fluffy, delicious, and so sweet they clearly have a dangerous amount it sugar.The chili burrito is low on chili and very heavy on the eggs. It's the worst kind of breakfast burrito that showcases scrambled eggs as its dominant ingredient.

This is my first time at this location. The hostess area is on the Central Avenue entrance. We walked in around 9:30 am on a Holiday and lucked out to get a table for 6. This is the advantage to the Burbank location as it can accommodate parties over 6. The modern decor is stark. As the morning progressed the tables filled and the waitlist grew. The service was sporadic, but the food came out hot. The food is great, the waffle is crunchy and light in side. The whipped cream is handmade and toppings generous. We love Bea Beas and appreciate it more as we no longer live in the area.

Bea Bea's for a solid Philipino Breakfast Experience. Not bad for fancy breakfast. Definitely need to try different things on the menu so better to go as a group and family style the dishes. Service was quick and prompt. The Bea Bea Omelet was very well done! The pancakes were not too sweet and didn't need the maple syrup. Really glad they had it on the side.

I used to love this place. The first Bea Bea's Cafe I visited was in Burbank, and I was thrilled when they opened a location in Glendale. Since then, I've been going to the Bea Bea's in Glendale regularly, bringing my friends and family along, and they all loved it. However, over time, things have changed. A couple of weeks ago, I visited and was disappointed with the customer service. When we walked in, no one greeted us, and there was no sign indicating that we could sit at any available tables. We approached a female staff member, but she ignored us. Finally, we asked one of the guys near the kitchen, and he simply told us, "Seat anywhere." When it came to the food, it was a letdown. The omelet was bland and lacked seasoning, while the burrito was overpowered by spice. The only dish we enjoyed was the French toast, which still held some of the charm I remembered. It's disheartening to see a place I once loved fall short of my expectations. I hope they can address these issues and return to the quality and service that initially made Bea Bea's so special.

Black sesame pancakes were so rich and delicious! Strong black sesame flavor in the pancake batter, the black sesame and coconut cream on it were creamy and excellent. Thomas loco moco was disappointing unfortunately because it was overcooked and a bit bland. I would skip over thatCrab cake Benedict was alright, the crab cakes were a little mushy. Would come back for a pancake flight with Thai tea and matcha along with the black sesame.

The ambiance was inviting, and the service was decent. However, the food was underwhelming overall, with nothing truly standing out. I was particularly disappointed with the lemon ricotta pancake, which lacked the expected zest and tartness, coming off more sweet than flavorful. While it was a nice experience, I don't feel compelled to return soon.

Heard so many nice things about this place ... decided to give it a shot ....now I can't seem to stop eating here ! Their service is great and they are always checking up on you which is pretty nice especially if you know what you want and aren't indecisive. The menu is a scan menu on the table , they also have regular menus upon request .The food is really good , I usually get the Egg Benedict which is a hit or miss depending on whoMakes it but the sauce on top is a perfect consistency and delicious. I love the pancakes which is what they are really known for so I highly recommend that as a side dish. It's gets super busy here but they are very accommodating , I recommend earlyLunch time and early morning breakfast time as toSkip that rush , if you miss that window expect to wait . Very clean and quick cozy eatery. Prices are reasonable and they have a really cute kidsMenu .

My brother found this place when we needed a breakfast spot in Glendale. Cute place with a large breakfast menu with some really unique pancake options, as well as some of the standards.I went for the Momo, unique in that the beef patty was spicy. One had the oatmeal, one had an egg white omelet. The portions are generous and everything was very tasty.Service was quick and friendly, the restaurant is open and airy with a nice large outside area.The only negative was the very dirty sound dampening panels hanging from the ceiling. They need a good cleaning.

We came on Friday during lunch time, so it wasn't busy considering circumstances this week. Service was so sweet, the gentleman in glasses (unfortunately I forgot the name, sorry!) was very attentive and was checking on us all the time ( we were only table at the outside station) and our waitress (was wearing a cap) was also very very nice). Food and menu is standard for a brunch spot, portions are HUGE. Prices are decent. They definitely have a problem with the entrance zone, because there's no host station or any sign that can give you a further direction. -1 for that.Overall, nice place to check out. Can't tell how it operates during the rush, so I recommend visiting when it's not busy.