Find the best brunch spots in Los Angeles with LA Today's Ultimate Guide to Brunch in LA. This is the biggest and best list of brunch restaurants. Discover a brunch that fits your vibe: from hidden gems to local neighborhood favorites, ocean view spots to panoramic city rooftops. Get your brunch outfits and squad ready to adventure through our list of brunch things to do in LA today.
11648 San Vicente Blvd, Los Angeles
Brunch Hours: Wednesday & Thursday 11:30AM-2:30PM, Saturday & Sunday 10:00AM to 2:30PM
A.O.C is a revolutionary wine bar that pairs an indulgent list of wine by the glass with a menu of market-driven small plates. Suzanne Goin and Caroline Styne, the duo of 3-time James Beard Award-winning chefs are the heartbeats of A.O.C, making it one of the best brunch spots in Los Angeles. The a.o.c brioche, melted gruyére, frisée, prosciutto & sunny-side-up egg is highly recommended.
425 Washington Blvd, Venice
Brunch Hours: Saturday & Sunday 10:30AM to 2:30PM
As the name suggests, nearly everything at Charcoal Venice is cooked indoors over fire-lit charcoal, infusing their food with a rich smoky flavor. With a specialization in Mediterranean cuisine, their menu is filled with a number of crave-able comfort foods featuring locally-sourced proteins, seafood, and vegetable ideal for sharing family style.
12517 W Washington Blvd, Los Angeles
Brunch Hours: Sunday 11:00AM to 3:00PM
Settled in Culver City, a town known for its lively dining and nightlife scene, Hatchet Hall's cuisine focuses on simplicity and bringing the farm to the plate. Much of their energy is channeled into maintaining an ever-changing sustainable menu and creating a rural atmosphere. They also have a phenomenal wine list with limited runs on by-the-glass options, focusing on the culture and history of the wine as well as the natural wine movement of all organic, bio-dynamic, and sustainable wines.
1060 S Broadway, Los Angeles
Brunch Hours: Saturday & Sunday 10:30AM to 2:30PM
Cabra, located in downtown LA, is one of Los Angeles' more trendy restaurants and provides an exquisite rooftop dining experience. With a menu heavily inspired by the vibrant flavors of Peruvian Cuisine, this space offers delicious food in a colorful, lively setting that includes gorgeous panoramic views of the Downtown Los Angeles skyline. Opposite the dining room, the sun-soaked bar and patio offer lounge seating dotted with greenery as an oasis available for private events and parties. The Giant Empanada is a must-try menu item, with a combination of maple sausage, sweet potato, sunny side egg, aji panca, maple syrup, and blackberries.
205 Ocean Front Walk, Venice
Brunch Hours: Weekdays 10AM to 2PM, Weekends 10AM to 3PM
The waterfront is a Californian cuisine located right on Venice beach. With the option of indoor or outdoor seating, this restaurant exposes guests to a gorgeous view of the Pacific Ocean, making it a prime spot for afternoon dining. While they offer a variety of both Swiss and American food, they really are most notable for their delicious salad menu. Be sure to also check out their Bottomless Brunch Buffet on Saturdays.
1155 N Highland Ave, Los Angeles
Brunch Hours: Weekdays 10AM to 2PM, Weekends 10AM to 3PM
Another one of LA's finest farm-to-plate eateries, Salt’s Cure first opened in 2010 in West Hollywood with a focus on whole animal butchery and locally sourced ingredients fresh from the farmer’s market. Much like Hatchet Hall, this restaurant is focused on providing cuisine that is friendly to the environment and creates a more rustic atmosphere. We highly recommend trying their iconic oatmeal griddle cakes, their hearty grain bowl, and any one of their wonderful messy sandwiches.
3200 Sunset Blvd, Los Angeles
Brunch Hours: Wednesday - Sunday 9AM to 3PM
All Day Baby is one of those rare restaurants where comfort food comes to genuinely thrive. The menu and atmosphere are both highly influenced by the owner's childhood in the American south and have the flair of SoCal-Mexican cuisine. In 2022, the owners introduced "Tet-a-Tet", a modern Vietnamese menu by way of a Latin lens, and it is currently served on both their brunch and dinner menu.
624 South La Brea Ave, Los Angeles
Brunch Hours: Daily 8AM to 2PM
As a Southern California native, Walter Manzke began his fine dining career in Los Angeles working alongside esteemed Chef Joachin Splichal of Patina; the two traveled around the world working with renowned chefs Ferran Adrià and Alain Ducasse. Regarded as an “unassailable cornerstone of Los Angeles dining” by Los Angeles Times Restaurant Critic Bill Addison, République is known for its wide selection of pastries and egg dishes.
765 Wall St, Los Angeles
Brunch Hours: Daily 9AM to 3PM
Poppy + Rose is a Californian-inspired American brunch restaurant located in the Flower District of Downtown Los Angeles. Poppy & Rose offers classic comfort food with a focus on the use of various seasonal ingredients. Their menu is also known for its partiality to the chicken & waffle dish, providing their own unique versions of them. The restaurant has quickly become a favorite brunch spot for DTLA locals and tourists alike. The Avocado Benedict has especially gained popularity among visitors.
3767 Santa Rosalia Dr, Los Angeles
Brunch Hours: Saturday 11AM to 3PM, Sunday 11am to 4PM
Post & Beam does well to represent the energy of Los Angeles with a frequent feature of live music and a pitch-perfect soundtrack. The menu has a nice selection of southern-inspired dishes, with both classic and seasonal options. The restaurant also houses a full bar and wine list with general favor directed towards their bottomless mimosas.
220 Rose Ave, Venice
Brunch Hours: Weekdays 10AM to 3PM
The Rose Venice has been serving locals and travelers alike since 1979 - and in more ways than one. As a hotel housing a restaurant, the Rose's venue provides a breezy and relaxed atmosphere with eye-catching scenery. Perhaps one of its most engaging features is the open kitchen, allowing guests to watch their food being prepared, which provides for some great table chatter in the process. While their cuisine is, for the most part, organic and ingredients are locally-sourced, their Peruvian Bay scallops on a half-shell come highly recommended to guests. Reservations are strongly encouraged, but some walk-in space is always available.
1604 Pacific Ave, Venice
Brunch Hours: Sunday - Thursday 8AM to 10PM and Friday - Saturday 8AM to 11PM
As one of many seafood restaurants in LA, Great White stands out for its diverse menu that caters to various dietary needs, as well as their fresh and sustainably-sourced seafood. This beachside cafe, situated under the famous Venice sign and just steps away from the beach offers a warm and relaxed atmosphere that is perfect for those exhausted from a day of LA fun! The polenta fries, lettuce-wrapped fish tacos, and margarita pizza all come highly recommended.
5496 W Centinela Ave, Los Angeles
Brunch Hours: Tuesday - Thursday 9AM-4PM, Friday - Saturday 9AM-11PM,
Sunday 9AM-6PM
Court café is, quite literally, one of the best brunch spot in LA. Having been established in 2019 by Jermelle Henderson, the owner of Taco Mell, and Calvin Johnson, the owner of Bleu Kitchen, this beloved staple of the Los Angeles food scene was birthed by two strong culinary personalities behind it. Their menu features a quite wide range of delicious and unique brunch options ranging from sweet to salty, with large portions being the norm. They are particular known for their fruited butters that compliment their pancake and waffle meals.
2104 Main St, Santa Monica
Brunch Hours: Saturday - Sunday 10:30AM to 2:30PM
Cobi's is a living celebration of Asian street food — Thai, Vietnamese, Indonesian, Indian, and much more! This spot has a particular talent for infusing traditional American breakfast meals with the tastes of asian cuisine. The BLT Banh Mi for example, which is featured on their brunch menu, takes a traditional American meal (BLT), and stuffs it with crispy pork belly, sambal aioli, bibb lettuce, tomato, all rested in a french Baguette, and topped with a fried egg. Now that we've got your mouth watering, go ahead and add it to your list of LA brunch spots.
609 Broadway, Santa Monica
Brunch Hours: Daily 8AM to 4PM
Blue Daisy Café first opened in 2011 in Santa Monica on Wilshire location, and quickly became very popular amongst the neighborhood and the whole of LA in general. After moving to a bigger and better location, the restaurant gained further popularity for its delicious organic breakfast items, with the crepes being a favorite.
All the sauces and dressings are freshly made from scratch. Their beverages are not to be missed either, with organic fresh brewed Italian Coffee and espresso, their signature Bloody Mary, Mimosa, and a diverse wine selection.
101 Wilshire Blvd, Santa Monica
Brunch Hours: Weekends 11:30AM – 3PM
FIG, an American bistro, is known for its refined menu and simultaneous rural atmosphere. Located at the Fairmont Miramar in Santa Monica, the owners are committed to providing fresh and sustainable cuisine that changes with season. Their ingredients are locally sourced, and rarely from outside the Southern California area. They also purchase from combers at the farmers market who search the coast for menu items that are typically difficult to find.
267 S Beverly Dr, Beverly Hills
Brunch Hours: Sunday - Thursday 7AM to 10PM, Friday - Saturday 7AM to 11PM
Urth Caffé, founded in 1989 on the mission to produce organic foods and beverages through sustainability practices. After learning of some of the destructive coffee making practices in Peru, the owners made it their goal to produce safe-to-drink coffee that is not harmful to the environment. They also offer a variety of delicious food items such as salads and sandwiches in addition to their diverse style cuisine; the huevos rancheros are a classic local favorite.
3105 Washington Blvd, Marina Del Rey
Brunch Hours: Tuesday - Friday 8AM to 2PM, Saturday - Sunday 8AM to 3PM
Bru's Wiffle is known for it's unique approach to breakfast. Bru has a serious talent for taking waffles and making them pair well with anything - and we mean ANYTHING. With a range of breakfast & lunch dishes, their menu is massive with loads of choices to pick from! To top it all off, they also manage to cater to various dietary needs. All in all, this is a pretty rocking waffle house, and you don't want to miss it.
2807 Main St, Santa Monica
Brunch Hours: Daily 3PM to 6PM
This spot sure came in handy during the COVID-19 pandemic. All seating is outdoors and allows guests to order their meals by means of safe distancing (at the window), and having their food served directly to them - against typical fast food fashion. Their beach-close craft beer and wine are definitely something to be tried, in addition to the Prosecco and Main St. Turkey burger. Also - they love pets, so bring them! They love pets so much that they have a menu specifically for your furry friend - if she or he's a dog.
9360 Wilshire Blvd, Beverly Hills
Brunch Hours: Weekends 11AM to 3PM
Located at the hotel’s street-level corner of Wilshire Blvd. and S. Crescent Drive, Ella Beverly hill, amidst a pretty elegant setting, serves a bold mix of Mediterranean, Asian and Italian flavors with a variety of locally sourced ingredients. It also features a lively cocktail menu that is celebratory of LA's culture and history, as well as a fair range of organic traditional wines.
Best Brunch Places in LA (TOP PICK)
1332 2nd St, Santa Monica
Brunch Hours: Monday to Thursday 10AM to 3PM, Friday to Sunday 9AM to 3PM
With its stunning international tastes, Elephante, in the true spirit of LA, effectively brings the cuisine of the Southern Mediterranean with some coastal Italian influences to its guests; the Driver Scallops in particular are a must-try menu item. Also, because it wouldn't be a true within-proximity-of-the-beach restaurant without a killer view of the ocean, they do indeed have that, and it will completely entrap your focus - at least until the food comes. This is truly one of the greatest brunch places in LA to experience.
1220 Hermosa Ave, Hermosa Beach
Brunch Hours: Weekends 10AM to 2PM
Ryla is one of the more hidden gems in LA that many people don't know about - but they definitely should! Located in Hermosa Beach, this spot not only provides a cozy setting with fantastic service but infuses its dishes with a delicious Japanese flare and immense creativity. Their milk bread in particular puts other milk bread to shame with its soft shiny texture and perfectly balanced sweet flavor.
603 N La Cienega Blvd, West Hollywood
Brunch Hours: Weekends 11:30AM-2:30PM
E.P. & L.P. is one of the easier-to-access brunch spots during a trip to LA because it sits right in the heart of West Hollywood. Short for extended play and long play (named after the 12” and 7” vinyl records at E.P. & L.P.), you can probably guess that they are probably a more energetic setting for brunch - and you're right. They hold the philosophy that the fun shouldn't stop when the meal's over, but that it should go on all night! Complete with a rooftop and theater, this space not only provides for a great meal experience but a fun energetic one as well. Of course, because they are a one-stop food and drink destination, they do have happy hours from Monday to Friday, 4:00 to 6:00 pm. Their menu, which has a southeast Asian flair, provides Caviar seaweed snacks, which you absolutely must try if you enjoy treating yourself. Be sure to bring your ID if you plan. to visit the L.P. rooftop, which requires that guests be 21 and up.
40 W Green St, Pasadena
Brunch Hours: Thursday - Sunday 10AM to 2PM
Located within the historic district of the tree-lined green street, this restaurant is named after the owner's maternal grandmother and draws its menu inspiration from the meals that grandma used to make. As such, you definitely will sense the feeling of nostalgia as you make your way into the space; if not, then the dishes will definitely do that (see the photo above). Their best food includes the "Cornbread Eclair" and "Lamburger Helper."
22420 Ventura Blvd, Woodland Hills
Monday - Friday: 7:30AM to 3PM, Saturday - Sunday: 8AM to 4PM
If you are looking to find a brunch spot with a menu that is hearty and filling, yet healthy and inexpensive (let's be honest - we all are) then look no further than Leo & Lily's. It all began with a pair in search of an eatery with all of the above qualities, but they realized such a place did not exist ... until it did. Located on Ventura Blvd in Woodland Hills, Leo & Lily's is a place that fuses European and Mediterranean flavors to create healthy, delicious, and inexpensive dishes. Their most popular menu items are avocado toast (of course) and smoked salmon benedict.
13705 Ventura Blvd, Sherman Oaks
Brunch Hours: Weekends, 8AM to 4PM
Petit Trois Le Valley brings Paris to LA with its available open-air seating and its menu's Parisian flare. Their mouth-watering Crab Cake is one of their most popular menu items, as well as their Omelette Petit Trois. So be sure not to miss out on this little taste of Paris during your time in LA.
112 W Main St, Alhambra
Brunch Hours: Thursday - Monday 9:00AM to 2:30PM
As a self-described "hip Chinese kitchen", Yang sources sustainable and local ingredients that help to create an authentic and organic meal for its visitors. Its most popular items are Chinese Beef Noodle Soup, Smoked Salmon Hash, and Whole-Grain Scallion Pancakes. While they still do not take reservations for brunch, as they seat guests on a first come first serve basis, you can join their Yelp! Waitlist to save your spot ahead of time (same day only)!
9260 Alondra Blvd, Bellflower
Brunch Hours: Weekdays 7AM to 2PM, Weekends 7AM to 3PM
The Nest is a must-see all-American breakfast joint that serves everything from French Toast, Waffles, Short Rib Hash (a menu favorite), and Egg Sandwiches. With a cleaner cut and roomy atmosphere, this space has all the trappings of a heavy breakfast meal that is sure to satisfy the tastebuds. They also have a gift for combining lunch and breakfast items into one, such as the above steak and egg sandwich that represents all things brunch.
2128 Hillhurst Avenue Los Angeles
Brunch Hours: Weekends 9AM to 3PM
As the photo suggests, this brunch spot loves our furry friends and wants us to bring them in. Little Dom's bring the dynamic streets of New York to LA's chill atmospher, and combines them into one. The vintage wooden bar makes for a classic and comfortable spot to tell long stories, and sip on your favorite cocktail or entrée. Their popular menu items include their Breakfast Pizza and Sunny Side Up Egg. Their outdoor dining is something to be enjoyed as well, with the buzz of LA's energy and activity surrounding its guests.
While their full brunch menu is only served on weekends, they do have their brunch counter service available with more limited options on Monday-Friday from 10AM to 4PM
1717 Vine St Floor 6, Los Angeles
Brunch Hours: Friday - Saturday 11AM to 3PM
Drawing inspiration from the early and classic Hollywood era, this rooftop restaurant and bar, complete with a lovely garden, offers a variety of delicious brunch items for its guests and are particularly noted for providing various dietary options, such as the veggie burger. With celebrity chef Marcel Vigneron taking action behind the scenes, such a menu and atmosphere is inevitable. Particularly popular menu items include the Raw Oysters, Croque-Madame Flatbread, Banana Foster Pancakes, and Steak & Eggs with Chimichurri.
1205 Abbot Kinney Blvd, Venice
Brunch Hours: Weekends 8AM-10PM
In true LA fashion, The Butcher’s Daughter is a plant-based restaurant, juice bar, and café, appropriately nick named the “vegetable slaughterhouse." On a pretty ironic and unorthodox premise, this space defies the stereotype of butchering by treating fruits and vegetables as a butcher would meat: chopping, filleting & carving them into some fine meals and juices. They take pride in the fact that their menu changes daily, and is still kept 100% vegetarian. Their Brunch Pizza is one of the best sellers and must be tried by all who visit. Brunch is served all day during their weekend hours as well.
9641 Sunset Blvd, Beverly Hills
Brunch Hours: Sunday 11AM to 3PM
Set within an artsy atmosphere (because LA loves its art!), the Polo Lounge is a staple of the Los Angeles eatery. Known as the epicenter of LA power dining, this spot has been frequented by locals and tourists alike, as well as various celebrities for many generations. Providing American dishes with a flare of Italian cuisine, this restaurant consistently keeps its food fresh throughout the day and delivers it that way as well. It is especially well known for its spectacular McCarthy salad.