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20s / 30s / Bar / Beer / Breakfast
Reviewed by Gen O.
"Malo is a bar/restaurant that I happen to find walking aimlessly in L.A. You could easily miss it from the outside. Once I entered I was mesmerized ..." more
4326 West Sunset Boulevard
Los Angeles, CA 90029
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Blouses / Brunch / Button-downs
Reviewed by Gor G.
"Definitely a place everyone is talking about. This place attracts high end people and people crazy for food. I would not go here unless you really lov ..." more
8009 Beverly Boulevard
Los Angeles, CA
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20s / 30s / 40s / Anything goes / Café
Reviewed by Shelby G.
"My Take: Coogies Beach Café is a casual restaurant located in the main hub of Malibu. The cool mint walls and hanging cream-colored lanterns create a ..." more
23755 Malibu Road
Malibu, CA 90265
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20s / 30s / 40s / Bar Food / Breakfast
Reviewed by Katie F.
"My Take: Danny’s Restaurant is a Venice classic. A fantastic snapshot of Southern California in more ways than one, Danny’s is the place to take out o ..." more
23 Windward Avenue
Venice, CA 90291
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20s / 30s / 40s / All Ages / All Types
Reviewed by Erica L.
"I don't like Hugo's. I wanted to like it. Even tried it in both the WeHo and Sherman Oak's locations. Tried different dishes: breakfast, lunch, pas ..." more
8401 Santa Monica Boulevard
West Hollywood, CA 90069
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Breakfast / Brunch / Burgers / Café
Reviewed by Deepak H.
"Soda Pops in West Hollywood is one of my favorite sandwich shops around! THey have an amazing menu of sandwiches and to top it all they complement eac ..." more
349 North La Cienega Boulevard
Los Angeles, CA 90048
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All Ages / All Types / Bars / Cafés
Party Earth Review Although not officially called Boystown – that gayborhood designation goes to an enclave of Chicago’s Lakeview – West Hollywood is the epicenter of gay culture in LA. Ciro’s Nightclub held the first gay dance nights here way back in the 60s, and though Ciro’s is long gone, the gay-centric stretch of Santa Monica Boulevard ... more
Santa Monica Boulevard stretching roughly from Crescent Heights Boulevard on the east to North La Peer Drive on the west West Hollywood, CA 90069
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20s / Actors / Ambient / Bar / Blazers
Party Earth Review At once communal and sceney, with a mod-industrial design up front and a rustic-chic bar in back, Laurel Hardware attracts both casual cool kids and stylish scenesters on the hunt for shareable seasonal fare and heady cocktails. The venue – which takes its name from the hardware store that formerly occupied ... more
7984 Santa Monica Boulevard
Los Angeles, CA 90046
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After Work / All Ages / Ambient
Party Earth Review Amid the trendy Vermont thoroughfare, Fred 62’s lime green exterior and bright orange awnings are hard to miss, and present a modern-day twist on a retro aesthetic mirrored by the restaurant’s diverse and contemporary spin on traditional diner fare. Patio tables line the sidewalk, where breeze-seeking diners are lulled ... more
1850 North Vermont Avenue
Los Angeles, CA 90027
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Bar / Breakfast / Brunch / Buffet
Reviewed by Michelle M.
"Located just a hop, skip and a jump away from the USC campus, the Margarita Pizza Bar offers pizzas, pastas and appetizers for cash-insensitive stude ..." more
3335 South Figueroa Street
Los Angeles, CA 90007
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LA Brunch Overview
Mimosas or Bloody Marys? Steak and eggs, or oatmeal? Los Angeles brunch options are endless, with establishments all over town serving up a relaxed first meal.
Those seeking a continuous supply of orange juice and bubbly flock to Taste in West Hollywood, which offers bottomless mimosas for about $13. For endless Champagne (the OJ must be purchased separately) brunchers head to Overland Café in Palms, where all the sparkling nectar one can drink costs about $7.
For an extra boozy breakfast/lunch combo, Fig in Santa Monica has its own take on the Bloody Mary with its bacon-inspired Bloody Maria. Those who would like beer in lieu of liquor can opt for the “Keg and Eggs,” any brunch item on the menu with an endless pint of draft beer for about $35.
But brunch isn’t just about late-morning alcoholic pick-me-ups. For an inexpensive steak and eggs feast, The Original Pantry Café in Downtown L.A. has served up the all-American classic since first opening in 1924. For a French bistro feel, Café Stella in Silver Lake serves items like oeuf à la coque (soft-boiled eggs and sliced bread) and croque madame (ham and Gruyère sandwich with a fried egg on top).
Another great spot for brunch in Los Angeles is the Beverly Grove area, with celebrity haunts like Kings Road Café, Joan's on Third, and Toast Bakery Cafe.
Luckily, there are also plenty of brunch spots for Angelenos who prefer an organic, healthy start to the day. With locations in West Hollywood, Beverly Hills, and Downtown L.A., Urth Caffé has organic coffees and teas, farm-fresh produce, and oatmeal options galore.
Los Angeles brunch is an experience that locals love to indulge in. Finding the right L.A. brunch spot is a great way to start the day off right.
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