Fun New Spots for Brunch in Los Angeles
Nothing brings out the sunshine more than a mimosa and a muffin. Here are a few fun new spots for Brunch in Los Angeles that are just right for your weekend!
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May
The Bar at Short Stories Hotel (Mid-City)
This hidden gem is located right across the street from The Original Farmers Market and has a better restaurant and vibe than anything you’ll find at The Grove. While you might have ventured through their doors for Happy Hour, The Bar at Short Stories Hotel is brand new on the brunch scene, and it’s about to be your favorite new spot to entertain those out-of-town guests. Visit on a Sunday when you’ll get the added bonus of a Live DJ playing pop hits sure to please anyone in your group no matter the age.
Begin your meal with Starters like Beets with Cashew Crema or Fish Tacos with pineapple slaw.
Entree choices include standards like an Egg Burrito stuffed with crispy potatoes, avocado, and cheddar, their Waffle with berries, or a Short Stories Burger with dill aioli.
Since this is Los Angeles, they have a Toasts section on the menu as well with options like Smoked Salmon, Avocado, and my favorite: French Toast with peaches and streusel.
And is brunch still brunch without drinks? The menu includes Bottomless Mimosas in flavors like orange, pomegranate, and passion fruit, as well as a Tableside Bloody Mary Cart featuring a house-infused mix of rosemary and honey. Also not to be missed is the Too Much Happiness Espresso Martini crafted with Macallan 12-year scotch, cognac, and coffee. This drink is also on their regular bar menu.
Brunch hours are 11 a.m. to 3 p.m. on Saturdays and Sundays. No reservations are needed.
Negroni (Beverly Hills)
Argentinian restaurant Negroni has a new location in Beverly Hills. It is open for dinner, happy hour, and of course, brunch. Menu highlights during brunch include a Sashimi Salad over wild arugula and Truffle Scrambled Eggs. Don’t end your meal without enjoying one of their signature Negroni-focused Cocktails or a Cacio e Pepe Martini.
The restaurant is open daily from Noon to 10 p.m. Make your reservations on OpenTable.
Not New, but Still Fun
Mother Tongue (Weho)
Only in Los Angeles can one of the hottest restaurants be found in a fitness club. Mother Tongue by Chef Michael Mina is located on the rooftop of HEIMAT, a concept fitness club that combines working out and hanging out. Weekend brunch launches Saturday, November 5th, and will be served from 11 a.m. to 3 p.m. on weekends. All the food is designed with wellness in mind. Brunch highlights include Pacifico Striped Bass Crudo and Whole Grain Griddle Cakes. There are Cold-pressed Juices as well as alcoholic options like a Watermelon Sage Mimosa. The way to optimize this brunch is the 2-course prix-fixe menu for $39.
Make your reservations here for the main dining room or outdoors on the panoramic terrace.
Mama Shelter LA (Hollywood)
Brunch isn’t just for early risers anymore. MAMA Shelter LA has launched LATE NIGHT BRUNCH for the Hollywood crowd. You can enjoy Short Rib Tacos, Dutch Baby Pancakes, and more from Midnight to 4 a.m. Thursday through Sunday night. Alcohol service and rooftop hours go all the way until 2 a.m.
If you do happen to enjoy eating eggs while the sun is overhead, they’ve got regular brunch service, too from 8 a.m. to 3 p.m. Saturday and Sunday. Make your reservations here for downstairs. No reservations are taken for the roof.
Bub & Grandma’s (Glassell Park)
While the name Bub & Grandma’s isn’t new, this brick-and-mortar location is. They serve breakfast sandwiches from 8 a.m. to 11 a.m. Monday through Saturday, and then it’s all about Lunch Sandwiches. Pastries are always available. On Sundays, you can only order Bread and Coffee, which you know and love them for from the Farmers Market circuit.
Lemon Grove (Hollywood)
Lemon Grove from Chef Marcel Vigneron is igniting the Hollywood rooftop scene with a brand-new brunch service. Located on top of the Aster Members’ Club and Hotel, you don’t have to be a member to dine on dishes like Banana Foster Pancakes and Salmon Benedict.
Hours are 11 a.m. to 3 p.m. Saturday and Sunday. Make your reservations here.
The Lonely Oyster (Echo Park)
The Lonely Oyster has got the hottest late-afternoon brunch, which runs from noon all the way to 5 p.m. Menu musts from this seafood-centric restaurant include the Smoked Salmon Tartine, a Lobster Roll Trio, and Wagyu and Eggs for the land-lovers. Classic brunch cocktails like Mimosas and the Sister Mary, their take on the bloody mary, are also available.
Make your reservation here.
Breakfast Republic (WeHo)
San Diego favorite Breakfast Republic has laid some eggs in West Hollywood with its 11th restaurant location. This place is known for egg-citing furniture and over-the-top versions of your favorite breakfast dishes. Think Cinnamon Roll Pancakes; Banana Split French Toast; and Breakfast Bacon Mac ‘n’ Cheese.
On the beverage side, you’ve got Beer and Kombucha Flights; Jurassic Bloody Marys made with thick pork bacon; six different kinds of Mimosas; and even a Breakfast Republic branded Prosecco. If you’re a caffeine lover you have to try the Cocky 12, which is a 12-hour cold brew highly caffeinated extraction served over coffee ice cubes.
The roost opens early every day from 7 a.m. to 3 p.m. It’s located at 7141 Santa Monica Blvd, Suite 500, West Hollywood, California.
Executive Chef Brunch (Various)
When does a meal feel like an entire staycation? When it’s a multicourse meal brunch at a fantastic hotel! The Pacifica Hotels, recently launched an Executive Chef Brunch at each of their four hotels, and with three in Los Angeles chances are there is one that’s just what you’re after.
SALT in Marina del Rey offers either a 6 ($45) or 10-Course Brunch ($85), which is described as Texas BBQ meets Far East. So that’s a pairing of Smoked Meats and Korean Banchan small plates.
Next, at Beachside in Marina del Rey, you’ll enjoy a prix-fixe brunch ($55) that begins with a glass of Champagne and ends with Frozé. In between, you’ll have bites of Maduros fried bananas and Chile-braised lamb, all while overlooking Mother’s Beach in Marina del Rey.
Lastly, the Wayfarer Rooftop in Downtown LA offers a 10-course brunch ($65) with a view that’s almost as good as the food. Enjoy L.A. classics like Ricotta Toast and Ahi Tartare, along with new favorites like Duck in a Divot with is a juniper confit duck leg, sweet potato waffle, and blueberry-gin compote.
Hours vary by location and take place on both Saturdays and Sundays.
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