Kojak Drive-In

So i went there last night cause everyone said they have great big baby’s.NOT!!! The onions weren’t grilled all the way through and their fries are horrendous!!!

I see bad reviews for here but I did not think it was all that bad, in fact, the gyros were quite tasty and had that glistening shine to them like you would see with typical juicy, well made gyros. The gyro is not very big, but hey, it should be about quality not quantity unless you are 400 pounds. Gyros are nasty as a left over anyway, so do you really need all that extra meat? You know you will not eat all of it on the spot. I am a big eater, and I mean that, but I got plenty full from the gyro and fries.

Been going here for years, live down the street. The cheesebugers are like no other… they have this taste that no other place has beat for me.
The ONLY complaint I have is that the fries are almost always soggy :/

The family and I have been ordering gyros from here for as long as I can remember. The food and the serving size used to be great and worth the money.
Our last order was subpar. Food was not great, plates were skimpy.

Good food especially for the price, good customer service, a cool spot to sit and eat with a group, also very good location. I personally love any of the fries or shakes from here. Thumbs up

I’ve been here many times but recently it’s not the same. Hot dog’s are great but would never order a grilled chicken salad again, it’s $ 5.99 and throw a small piece of char grill chicken over ¼ head of lettuce w/​2 peices of tomatoes. Not worth the money at all. They need to consider a change in the salad or lower the price. Pay for what you get. Gyros are good as well. All in all for a quick hot dog this is spot.

Nice little pit stop. Not much to expect about it but the food is nice. Homestyle hotdogs and and burgers. Good place to meet up with buddies.

Went there to go buy my man a gyro, and it was so small, that a 10 year old could eat it, that WAS his favorite spot to get a gyro but since tonight we will not be buying food from there anymore!!! I remember when when they’re gyros were huge, wtf happened, to top it all off, you ask for extra, extra sauce on side (which means two) and they give you ONE… wtf…Pauly (the owner) why you getting so damn cheap!!! No bueno!!!
And what’s up with the guy that’s been working there for YEARS!!! I’m kinda worried bout him! He looks like he’s coked out or drunk while working! But he still does his job right so for HIM 10 stars!!!

Been coming here since 2oo3. Amazing food. Always fresh.

Great local spot, I have been coming here since highschool. Some of their food is a bit on the greasy side, but pretty sure people expect that coming into a fast food place. The burgers and hot dogs are just ok. The gyros are really good though. The inside definitely needs some work. Very outdated and tables definitely need to be cleaned more often. I stopped eating inside for that reason. I usually get gyros through the drive through when I come here.

Kojak Drive-​In is a small diner located off of 79^th street in Burbank. There’s a few tables set up on the inside and a long counter to order. While not particularly clean, it’s not too messy on the inside. It’s more or less a fairly typical older Chicago-​style fast food eatery.
In visiting Kojak’s I decided to try the hot dog, though I had a serious temptation to try their Big baby cheeseburger. In any event I’ll go over the hot dog.
The hot dog I received came on a regular non-​poppy seed bun. The pickle on the hot dog was thicker than I would like. There was only one slice of tomato covering roughly half the hot dog. There were no hot peppers on the dog. the application of mustard and relish was a bit heavy. The sausage itself was skinless but didn’t taste very good, it either wasn’t properly heated or wasn’t a particularly good brand. I couldn’t easily identify the vendor of the dog itself.
There were also fries with this hot dog. They were fairly decent tasting though a bit greasy. On this particular trip of hot dog places I had a friend with me who felt whatever grease they cooked it in had a strange taste. I noticed an aftertaste from the fries but nothing that was an unpleasant flavor.
Overall, this was a poor quality hot dog. The frank itself wasn’t good tasting, it was assembled rather sloppily and just didn’t taste good. The fries didn’t do it any favor. If I weren’t going to do hot dog reviews I would have tried the big baby. Maybe some day I will. But overall I’m going to give this one star and recommend avoiding the hot dogs.

You go to this place to count on a few things… a really good price for salty greasy food… and that is a good thing. Whenever I am back in my hometown, I always try to hit this place up. Not much has changed about it over the last 30 years, and that is what is so great. You can always count on a local collection plea on the counter, cracked tiles, and the cashier yelling your order to the cook, even though they are 3 feet apart. I would be morbidly obese if I lived next door to this place. It is that good!

Ahhh yes the infamous «Big Baby» which is a double cheeseburger. Juicy and full of taste… screaming with melted cheese, grilled onions and pickles. Great little spot with plenty of parking. Prices are reasonable and service is quick. I did notice the new dinner selections like greek chicken, that may be my next choice.

The gyros are always good here. The meat was nice and tender. Very tasty. It could have used a little more sauce though. The fries are hit or miss. They were a little bit greasy this time. Although I was there at 10 O’clock for lunch. I’m sure they were hanging around for a bit. The dogs are really good. I have had the burger once, and it was o.k. The prices are pretty much on par with everybody else.