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30s / Actors / Alternative Music
Party Earth Review Popular with a lively clientele of young couples, groups of friends, and sports enthusiasts alike, The Belmont is an upbeat bar and restaurant perfect for early evening dinner, pre-club drinks, and a hopping weekend scene. The simple décor is punctuated by ten flat-screen TVs tuned to sports that draw crowds of fans on ... more
747 North La Cienega Boulevard
Los Angeles, CA 90069
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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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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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All Ages / All Types / Brunch / TVs
Reviewed by Ellie D.
"My Take: Pancho’s is your standard Mexican restaurant situated in Manhattan Beach. The location is convenient- a few blocks up from the ocean and is l ..." more
3615 Highland Avenue
Manhattan Beach, CA 90266
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20s / 30s / 40s / 80s Music / Bar / DJ / DJ
Party Earth Review Located at the epicenter of West Hollywood’s gay scene, The Abbey is a high-energy hangout that attracts fun-loving patrons whether they be gay, straight, male, female, young, or old. An expansive church-themed Spanish villa, the venue consists of three indoor areas, four bars, and a spacious patio where stylish partygoers ... more
692 North Robertson Boulevard
West Hollywood, CA 90069
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20s / 30s / 40s / Blazers / Breakfast
Party Earth Review A breakfast and brunch staple for Hollywood insiders and insider wannabes, Toast Bakery Cafe is where LA scenesters go to unapologetically stuff themselves with French toast followed by a red velvet cupcake. Or maybe bread pudding. Ooh, or maybe some cheesecake. Lines form down the busy sidewalk by mid-morning, as pretty ... more
8221 West 3rd Street
Los Angeles, CA 90048
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All Ages / All Types / Breakfast
Reviewed by Billy K.
"My Take: Finally, Uncle Bill’s Pancake House did not have a line that stretched back far enough north to reach Santa Monica. I was thrilled to get to ..." more
1305 Highland Avenue
Manhattan Beach, CA 90266
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Breakfast / Brunch / Casual / Lunch
Reviewed by Lauren A.
"My Take: One of the many advantages to living in SoCal, (not to mention the weather, the attractive people, and the beaches) is the Mexican food. If y ..." more
21743 Devonshire Street
Chatsworth, CA 91311
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20s / 30s / 40s / All Ages / All Types
Reviewed by Kristen D.
"This place is absolutely amazing! Although it is a bit pricey, the food is amazing and all from local farmers. I stumbled upon this gem one day when l ..." more
1014 Wilshire Boulevard
Santa Monica, CA 90401
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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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