Urban Press Winery & Restaurant

I have never dined here or had a beverage. Except for some water and this is how I came to find one of Los Angeles's hidden gems. The atmosphere is amazing. I do wonder how everything else is. Please feel free to comment on your experience.l

We hosted a celebration of life at Urban Press Winery in Burbank. It was perfect. I worked with Tanja from beginning to end. She made hosting the event a breeze. She listened attentively to what I wanted and quickly drew up a clear and simple menu & contract. The entire process was stress free and the event went off without a hitch. The food was delicious and the staff was wonderful. The patio was beautiful and perfect for the event.

We had our rehearsal dinner at Urban Press Winery and couldn’t be happier with the experience. From the start, Caryn was amazing to work with—so helpful, flexible, and made the whole process feel effortless.

The food was outstanding—every dish was delicious, and the arancini were a huge hit with everyone. Seriously, people are still talking about them! The wine was also incredible (no surprise there), and paired perfectly with everything we had.

The service went above and beyond, and the atmosphere was warm, welcoming, and full of good energy. It honestly exceeded our expectations in every way.

We’ll definitely be back for more comforting, delicious Italian food—and of course, more wine. Highly recommend for any special occasion or just a great night out!

Phenomenal atmosphere, experience, wine and food. It is a hidden gem in Los Angeles and you enter to a cute quaint area and then upstairs as a full blown outdoor experience that is beautifully designed. The food all tasted exceptional, and the Sunday brunch is a must.

The only enhancement I would suggest would be live music outdoors for Sunday brunch

Exelent food and amazing wines! 100% recommended

In the heart of downtown Burbank. We went there for my birthday’s dinner. Food was great, we did wine tasting, tried the Caesar salad, 4 cheese pizza, bolognese and the Tiramisu.
Live music was a little bit loud but the service was great

Wooooow!! By far the best food in Burbank maybe in LA you be the judge. Great date spot or family drinking spot

It's really sad to write this because last night I would have rated a 5. I got food poisoning, and so did another member of my party. Not sure what we ate that set it off but this is the worst thing I have ever experienced, and for such a high bill. I would have hoped I could keep all my food down! Really sad and will not be returning. Beware.

Love this place

First time coming here, I came for my company holiday dinner. Treated very well and was nicely decorated for the occasion. We had a small menu to choose from, I had the chicken piccata, it was juicy and flavorful. They had appetizers that were also delicious. I would definitely come back to try some more of their wines. Small little complain was that they ran of beer at our dinner and the cannoli was bland.

Atmosphere: 4

Food: 4

Service: 4

Love dining at Urban Press! Food is amazing, service is top-notch, and we love the live music as well as the gorgeous back patio! Definitely a neighborhood gem ✨

Atmosphere: 5

Food: 5

Service: 5

What a pleasant experience it was to finally find a nice cozy vibe in Burbank, Ca. I had the pizza and it was a bit dry, but the brunch looked amazing. I'll do the brunch next time.
The true highlight was the energy of the musicians and Linda A. Smith. Ms. Smith is a great singer/leader and the band was simply beautiful. Thanks for a great Sunday Evening. I will return.

Parking: Parking is free behind the Palms Restaurant. Not far from the location. Street parking can be found with some searching around. Busy area, downtown Burbank, Ca. Read the signs and obey, parking enforcement is in full-force.

Atmosphere: 5

Food: 4

Service: 5

Recommended dishes: Tagliatelle

amaIn place great price beautiful people is a gem in the area I invite you to come and enjoy really great wine

Atmosphere: 5

Food: 5

Service: 5

We made a last-minute reservation for dinner here and were pleasantly surprised. At first glance, the restaurant seems quite unassuming, with its narrow entrance, but the space extends much farther back than expected. After winding through several hallways and staircases, we ended up on their charming patio—a cozy spot next to a faux-Tuscan wall complete with a fountain.
The wine list, while small with only about six options, had a few decent selections by the glass. Service was attentive and friendly throughout the evening. The menu, rooted in Italian cuisine, offered a solid variety of starters and main courses. We began with fresh focaccia bread, which set a nice tone for the meal. I opted for the Manhattan-cut NY Steak, which was perfectly cooked and flavorful. My wife chose the Fusilli Alla Norma and loved it. We capped the meal with a couple of cannolis, which left us thoroughly satisfied. Overall, the meal was on the pricier side, but the quality of the food and experience made it worthwhile. Can't give it 5 stars because of the limited wine list but still great nonetheless.

Atmosphere: 5

Food: 4

Service: 5

Employees are wonderful but management is terrible. Food is OK but overpriced, even during the happy hour special. We’ve been there several times on a Wednesday and every time we are bothered in some way by management or friends of management. Either they are loud and unruly—sitting at a table nearby with bottles of wine—or their friends bring small children and let them run around the premise with no supervision. Recently, we had to listen to kids yelling and wining, running around and hiding under tables, playing tag, etc. while trying enjoy our date night meal. No one said anything because management was chit chatting with the parents. With the amount of money we spent, we expect a calm environment to dine. Not with unsupervised children running amok, stomping, yelling, and bumping into chairs.
Not ever going back there. There are better places to dine.

Atmosphere: 1

Food: 2

Service: 4