Marty's Hamburger Stand

John Harvey

I ALWAYS stop here when I am in the area on business. This is a classic little burger spot. Service is always great. Everyone I've encountered here is friendly and professional. The combo burger is what I prefer. It comes with a split and fried hotdog on top. The chili is excellent and the tater tots come done just right. If you are craving a burger and are anywhere near here, please stop and try them out. Let's all keep this place in business! Lots of seating put back, along with parking by the way!

Jonathan F Choyce III

Every time I am this side of town, this is the go-to place for breakfast and lunch. The hotdogs are off the chain. However, you want it, you got it. I knew Marty, the owner, who was not their but it looks, tastes, and feels like the place is in good hands. Congratulations for being here for many, many years.

Matthew Davidson

Decided to try Marty’s after being disappointed with Apple Pan twice. Marty’s cheeseburgers are delicious and so are the curly fries. Great price and the person taking our order offered us cold water without us asking.

Gavin “GJM_reviews” Meichelbock

This isn’t a mind blowing burger but the experience more than makes up for it. Simply ordering your meal is a vibe in itself. Your order is taken by the same guy who’s working the griddle so they second you list off your order, you get to watch that same guy make it right in front of you; that’s pretty cool and fills the stand with a classic LA feel. Since this is a neighborhood joint, you know the service is fast, friendly, and focused on delivering quality food, made to order, at an unbeatable price. To top off the incredible experience of getting the food, they only take cash. While this might seem annoying, it just adds to the timeless nature of the restaurant. I got The Combo and while the patty kind of tasted like blue cheese, in a bad way, when taken all together, it’s maybe the perfect bite every time. The flavors from the beef burger, the delectable Vienna sausage, paired with the natural MSG of the tomato, the intensity of the white onion and that store-bought sesame seed bun, all mesh to make for a bite that is uniquely Marty’s. The chichi cheese fries are solid. The chili itself is a copy of Original Tommy’s (cause if you can’t beat ‘em, join ‘em) so it’s great just nothing special. The fries hold up surprisingly well for being shoestring and have a good puff to them. Marty’s Hamburger Stand is an institution and a California classic for a reason that deserves more recognition.