Penny's Burgers — Restaurant in Los Angeles

Penny's Burgers has been a beloved staple in Highland Park since 1969, and it's easy to see why this charming diner has maintained its popularity for over five decades. From the moment you step into this nostalgic eatery, you're greeted with a warm, welcoming atmosphere that perfectly embodies the spirit of classic American diners.

The menu at Penny's Burgers is a delightful throwback to simpler times, offering a fantastic array of old-fashioned diner food, mouthwatering burgers, and hearty breakfasts that cater to all tastes. Whether you're in the mood for a juicy, perfectly cooked burger or a comforting plate of pancakes and eggs, Penny's delivers with consistent quality and flavor.

One of the standout features of Penny's is its affordability. In a city where dining out can often break the bank, this spot offers great food at prices that won't hurt your wallet. The portions are generous, ensuring you leave fully satisfied and with a smile on your face.

The no-frills, counter-serve setup adds to the charm, making it an ideal spot for a quick, delicious meal. And if you prefer dining al fresco, the patio provides a lovely option to enjoy your meal outdoors.

Penny's Burgers isn't just a place to eat; it's a piece of Highland Park's history, a testament to the enduring appeal of good food, friendly service, and a welcoming environment. If you're in Los Angeles and looking for a taste of timeless diner fare, Penny's Burgers is a must-visit. Five stars,...

The pricing of their food is going up way too high. Today i came in to get breakfast, ive always bought breakfast and always get 4 extra sausage links and 4 extra bacon strips for my kids so we share a meal and today i was so disappointed in the massive price increase. They sold me only 2 sausage links for $2.75! Not that long ago it was possible to get 4 sausage links at that price. For the price of almost $3.00 you can actually buy 8 sausage links at the grocery store and just cook them your self vs geting only 2 meager sausage links. This made me not want to return to Penny's. The owners are getting too greedy with less food and charging even more for the meal which if you live paycheck to paycheck, and dont make $18.00 or $20.00 an hour, it will make it much harder for most people in the Highland Park area to dine here. I truly am disappointed, they just made me want to start cooking at home which i usually like to take a break from that at least once a week but looks like due to their massive price increase, its best for me to cook at home and save...

Customer service was okay. Lady was prioritizing phone orders, not sure if thats standard for them. There was no one else besides me when I got there so I thought customer thats in person would get prioritized but might not be the case with them.

Food was overall okay. I saw some other reviews claiming that the food was really good blah blah blah. I thought it was mediocre at best. I went in to try a burger. Ordered a bacon, avocado, and cheese. The taste was lacking. Burger contains fundamental ingredients but no dressing on it. If you don't like burgers with dressing such as thousand island you'll probably enjoy it, otherwise I wouldn't recommend it.

On the plus side, I was able to order a chile Asado on the side. They were moderately spicy. Coming from someone who loves spicy things. Its not obvious that you can order the item, but if you ask they'll charge a...