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16 EBT restaurants · Burbank, CA

Restaurants that accept EBT in Burbank, California

These 16 restaurants in Burbank are authorized to accept EBT through the SNAP Restaurant Meals Program. Eligible recipients can buy hot, prepared meals with their card.

El Pollo Loco (3)Subway (2)Pizza Hut (1)Vallarta Supermarket (1)Jack in the Box (1)Denny's (1)Del Taco (1)Wendy's (1)KFC (1)Yoshinoya (1)

Subway

10970 Sherman Way

Subway

Pizza Hut

3311 W Magnolia Blvd

Pizza Hut

Fatburger

10970 Sherman Way

Ab Opr

Vallarta Supermarket #17 Restaurant

10950 Sherman Way

Vallarta Supermarket

Jack in the Box

2511 N San Fernando Blvd

Jack in the Box

Wienershnitzel Burbank

3000 W Alameda Ave

Wienershnitzel Burbank

Mongolian Grill

201 E. Mongolia Blvd

Mongolian Grill

Denny's

1010 W Alameda Ave

Denny's

El Pollo Loco

2575 N Hollywood Way

El Pollo Loco

Del Taco

2515 N Hollywood Way

Del Taco

El Pollo Loco

521 N First St.

El Pollo Loco

Subway

401 S Glenoaks Blvd

Subway

Wendy's

1575 N Victory Pl

Wendy's

El Pollo Loco

1150 W Alameda Ave

El Pollo Loco

KFC

3530 W Victory Blvd

KFC

Yoshinoya

1215 N San Fernando Blvd

Yoshinoya
Reminder: EBT at restaurants is limited to Restaurant Meals Program recipients — generally those 60+, disabled, or experiencing homelessness. See who qualifies.

Frequently asked questions

Which restaurants accept EBT in Burbank?

Burbank has 16 restaurants authorized for the SNAP Restaurant Meals Program, including El Pollo Loco, Subway, Pizza Hut, Ab Opr. Each accepts EBT from eligible recipients for prepared meals.

Can anyone use EBT at these Burbank restaurants?

No — only recipients enrolled in the Restaurant Meals Program: those who are 60 or older, have a disability, or are experiencing homelessness (and their spouses). California is a participating state.

What can I buy with EBT at a restaurant in Burbank?

Hot and ready-to-eat meals. Alcohol, tobacco and non-food items aren't covered, and most states don't allow EBT to pay tips. It draws from your regular SNAP balance.

Restaurant data from the USDA SNAP Retailer Locator — confirm authorization with the restaurant before visiting.