Sharky's Woodfire Mexican Grill

(Green Restaurant)

1791 N Victory Pl

Burbank, CA 91502

(818) 840-9080

www.sharkys.com

Our mission comes down to three things: eating great healthy food; using fresh, natural and organic ingredients; …and having fun doing it!

We use only the freshest, most natural and organic ingredients available in the marketplace. All prepared fresh in front of your eyes, handmade fast i

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8 Comments about Sharky's Woodfire Mexican Grill

""Better Food. Better Service. Better Everything" - That is the Sharkys motto. Although im not sure how much BETTER they are compared to whoe" - yelp.com

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""Fast food" meets organic. Mexican meets California. Affordable meets beyond delicious. I present to you - Sharky's. This is actually th" - yelp.com

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"Burbank is full of chain restaurants and upper middle class families looking for sanctuary from the urban blight that is Los Angeles. I like that, I u" - yelp.com

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"Excellent food. I recommend getting anything with tempura. The menu says you can get Mahi-Mahi tempura, but doesn't mention that they also do shrimp t" - yelp.com

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"I call in orders for myself and people I work with about once per week. The woman who takes orders over the phone always seems a little bit grumpy, bu" - yelp.com

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"Just tried Sharkey's for the first time, and I was pleasantly surprised. The food was good for a "fast food" type of deal. I lov" - yelp.com

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"Their salads..SO GOOD! The fact that they are organic based, love them for that. The burritos can't say their bad, not better than chipotle or eve" - yelp.com

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"We spotted Sharky's only because we were staying at the hotel next door and tried it for lunch. Wow. This is the best "chain" Mexican food I" - tripadvisor.com

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