Magnolia Park

Christmas in quarantine is not the ideal situation as we have all learned by now. Holiday gatherings are moving to Zoom and Google Meets this year while online shopping is becoming increasingly popular as it’s the safest and easiest way to shop in the time of Covid. While big retailers like Target and Amazon are making online shopping convenient, small businesses are suffering. Burbank’s mom and pop shops are doing what they can to entice their customers back to shopping small including moving to online sales.

Fresh fish, vegetables and rice, mixed together with tasty sauces and toppings, make this Hawaiian fusion spot fun and popular.

Blast from the Past, a film and comic book collectible toy store in Burbank, was honored by Senator Anthony J. Portantino as the Small Business of the Year for the 25th State Senate District. Store manager, Duncan Barclay, flew to Sacramento and accepted the award on behalf of the business.

Free grooming keeps those moustaches and beards looking stylish for the month of Movember.

On Friday, May 31st, the association plans to begin their scavenger hunt which will feature 5 Magnolia Park Merchants Association members during each Ladies and Gents Night Out

The second location of North End Pizzeria has been open in Magnolia Park for a few years and serves the best Sicilian crust pizza in town, along with a variety of delicious traditional pizzas, sandwiches, salads and desserts.

Look for some great events and creative ideas from the Magnolia Park Merchant's Association in the coming year, as the more shops and dining establishments continue to open in the popular area.

Now open in Burbank, Prime Pizza is, well, prime pizza, along with terrific salads, sandwiches, draft beer and more.

Stop by and get your picture taken with the Easter Bunny this Saturday

Driver suffered moderate injures after crashing into building