

Mediterranean restaurant for thoughtful food with customizable greens & grains bowls, pitas & salad.
Hours
| Saturday | 10:30 AM–11 PM |
| Sunday | 10:30 AM–11 PM |
| Monday | 10:30 AM–11 PM |
| Tuesday | 10:30 AM–11 PM |
| Wednesday | 10:30 AM–11 PM |
| Thursday | 10:30 AM–11 PM |
| Friday | 10:30 AM–11 PM |
Address and Contact Information
Address: 1787 N Victory Pl, Burbank, CA 91502
Phone: (747) 308-2984
Website: http://cava.com/
Menu Photos
Order and Reservations
Order: Order online
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Reviews
I ordered an avocado bowl, and the avocado was clearly spoiled. It was brown and mushy.I honestly don’t understand how something like that can be added to a dish without checking the quality first.
The lemonade was already poured when I arrived. After a few sips, I realized it had gone bad as well , it tasted like it had started fermenting!!
On top of that, the restroom was very dirty, which made the overall experience even worse.
I’m really disappointed and hope the restaurant improves its quality control and cleanliness.
I usually feel a little awkward catching names, but they genuinely made me feel welcome, and I really wanted to highlight people who went above and beyond when they didn’t have to. The whole environment felt friendly and uplifting. And honestly? The food was bomb. Whether it tasted extra good because of how great the experience was or because Cava is always solid, I’ll definitely be choosing this location every time!!!
My friends and I used to come here quite often, usually once every 10 days whenever we were in the area visiting Walmart or Costco. As someone who grew up on the Mediterranean coast, CAVA always felt like a refreshing taste of something familiar. I enjoy many of their locations — the one in Times Square, the one on Hollywood Boulevard, even the one in Beverly Hills (which you’d expect to be more expensive because of the location, but surprisingly isn’t).
A few weeks ago we had a similar situation when the restaurant had run out of feta cheese and pita bread. No one offered any kind of adjustment or even acknowledged that feta is actually a big part of the flavor of the bowl. Still, things happen — restaurants run out of items, and while it’s not ideal, I can understand that.
What I had trouble understanding during my most recent visit was something else entirely. I received a bowl with just a few pieces of lettuce and a very small scoop of rice. When I politely asked if a bit more could be added, I was told that an additional scoop of rice would cost $2.
It’s not about the $2. It’s the principle. When someone is already paying around $15 for a bowl, it feels strange to treat basic ingredients like lettuce and rice as if they’re premium add-ons. I completely understand charging extra for meat — it’s expensive and takes preparation. But rice?
What made the situation more noticeable is that the same thing happened to the guests behind us. They also commented that their bowls, without extra meat, chips, or drinks, ended up close to $20. There were even a few police officers sitting outside who happened to overhear the conversation and joined in, mentioning that policies like this make the experience feel like the brand is moving in the wrong direction.
I’m not mentioning or describing any employee here because I don’t want to cause problems for anyone personally. This is simply about the experience.
It genuinely makes me sad because I’ve been a loyal customer for a long time — I even reached SUN level in the rewards program. But moments like this make it feel as if customer loyalty matters less than squeezing out an extra couple of dollars.
Unfortunately, because of this experience, I don’t think I’ll be returning to this location.
It’s rare these days to find people who take pride in their work. It’s important to acknowledge this and champion those who do. Thank you Cesar and team for your support and great, collaborative attitudes!
Today 2/24/26
The girl with the cakey makeup and big black mole on her face said it was either bread or pita which is obviously not right. Pita chips should come w it regardless.
I got two kids meal! And they messed it up big time. I don’t like this location everyone there looks lazy ! Do ur job right !