Michaels Bar & Grill

My husband and I first stopped in to check this out for a drink and some appetizers. We sat in the bar to watch a game and had some terrific little dishes! We were so impressed we came back for dinner. The atmosphere is a little drab but the food is excellent! The waiter was fabulous and asked our names and remembered them throughout the evening. Very nice place and very spicy Cajun food! Would recommend to anyone!PROS: Excellent Food!CONS: A little Drab

Previously known as East Coast Bar & Grill, now known as Michaels, I figured I'd better patronize this place before Burbank looses all of it's "Bar & Grills"
I was pleasantly surprised to see a nice big patio with heaters, music, and even a big screen TV, perfect for this margarita and ciggarette loving girl.
The inside is small, the interior is rather boring, could use a little character, but there is a nice, full bar that has plenty of potential if you bring a few buddies.
They even had live music on the Sunday I was there, a cool blues player, donned with the perverbial sunglasses and panama hat set the mood just right.
I sat on the patio, it was a little noisy being right on Olive Blvd, but the booths, rather than metal or plastic chairs made it very comfortable. My only disapointment was that I couldn't hear the live music, instead they piped recored music onto the patio.
My margarita was delicious, as well as the glass of Syrah the very attentive bartender recommended. I had the prime rib special, $12.99 M-F, 10.99 on the weekends. It was good, a little fatty unlike it's $20.99 counterparts, but what do you expect for $ 10.99? It was great! The garlic mash potatoes were INCREDIBLE! I mean incredible, I think they roast the garlic before adding it, very flavorful.
I would recomend Michaels for it's unpretentious, comfortable atmosphere, it's good, reasonable food and friendly service.

PROS: Good food, friendly service, reasonably priced
CONS: could use a little more "pub" atmosphere