Fia in Santa Monica has one of the best patios on the Westside, making it a no-brainer for brunch. The California/Italian spot does an all-inclusive brunch menu for $59, which comes with a basket of pastries, an entree of your choice, and bottomless mimosas or margaritas.

Deal: Bottomless mimosas or margaritas as part of an all-inclusive brunch menu for $59.

FIG feels like one of those places you only go to if your husband’s out of town in Shanghai for the week, and you want to be bad and try Uber for the first time. But the fact is, this sunny spot in the Fairmont Miramar gets it right. Unpretentious, lively, and with a menu that never disappoints.

Deal: $45 includes purchase of entree and endless draft beer or sangria. Weekends 11am-2:30pm.

A relatively quiet Spanish spot on Main St., Manchego is where you go with a few close friends on Sunday because the gossip is HOT, and you need to hear each other.

Deal: $18 bottomless mimosas and sangria. Weekends 11:00am-3pm.

With its beach-adjacent patio and multiple toasts, Society Kitchen is exactly what you think of when you hear the words “Los Angeles breakfast cafe.” But that’s not necessarily a bad thing, especially when champagne is involved.

Deal: $20 bottomless mimosas for 1.5 hours, weekends 10am-2pm.

One of the most underrated restaurants in the city, The Brixton is the type of place every neighborhood in LA wishes they could call their own. A fun, unpretentious atmosphere, and upscale bar food that has no business being as good as it is.

Deal: $25 bottomless mimosas. Weekends 10:00am-3:00pm.

One of the better casual options in downtown Santa Monica, The Independence is a bright space with solid food and a french toast situation we’d recommend getting involved with.

Deal: $27 bottomless mimosas with a minimum food purchase of $15 per person. Wednesday, Thursday, Friday 11:30am-4:00pm and Saturday, Sunday 10:30am-4pm.

If you’re trying to catch the game but don’t want to go to a dive-y sports bar, head to 40 Love. This spot in West Hollywood kind of feels like a country club, and while the cocktails aren’t the strongest, if you want to drink bottomless mimosas and feel like you’re in the movie Foxcatcher, there aren’t many better options around.

Deal: $30 bottomless mimosas and Bloody Marys.

Who doesn’t want to drink in a bar named after a Bette Midler movie that deals with the crippling effects of viral cardiomyopathy? With a heavy Miami-in-the-80s aesthetic, this two-story bar actually does promise plenty of fun things, like bottomless brunch specials, alcoholic slushies, and various TV show viewing parties during the week.

Deal: $17 bottomless mimosas.

Three words: Drag Queen Bingo. Hamburger Mary’s has locations all across the country, but the Weho original is an LA icon and one of the best ways to spend your Sunday. Just get reservations beforehand, it’s packed every weekend.

Deal: $35 bottomless mimosas with purchase of an entree + $6 show fee. 2-hour limit. Weekends 11am-2pm.

Thanks to a pandemic-born patio in their adjacent parking lot, La Boheme has quickly transformed itself from a neighborhood French spot into a West Hollywood brunch powerhouse. The patio itself has all the essentials - astroturf, umbrellas, and plenty of foliage - plus big, plushy lounge chairs that give the whole place a fun “somebody emptied their attic again” aesthetic.

Deal: $23 bottomless mimosas. 90-minute limit.

One of those places you don’t hear a lot about because the people who go here don’t want you to know about it. Marco’s is a small, casual neighborhood Weho spot where everybody knows your name and there are bottomless mimosas SEVEN DAYS A WEEK.

Deal: $20 bottomless mimosas and champagne. 2-hour time limit. Monday-Sunday 10am-2pm. Minimum $10 food purchase.

F*ck yes. If you’re at Saddle Ranch any day before 4pm, just pat yourself on the back - you’re living your best life. This Sunset Strip icon is a kitschy, tourist-clogged mess, and we love every single second of it.

Deal: $18.99 bottomless mimosas or Bloody Marys with a purchased entreé. Saturday and Sunday 10am-3pm.

Located across the street from Blu Jam Cafe and the Groundlings Theatre, Sal’s is a casual all-day Italian restaurant. You probably wouldn’t drive across town for a meal here, but it’s a great place to hang out with your Improv 201 class and talk over fried calzones... and each other.

Deal: $15 bottomless mimosas, $17 bottomless mimosas with other flavors. Weekdays 11am-10pm, weekends 10am-10pm.

This restaurant/queer space on Santa Monica Blvd. has fantastic programming throughout the week, including The Bearded Lady Cabaret on Wednesdays and a Friday night 70s dance party. But come weekends, it’s all about the Wig & Waffles drag brunch.

Deal: $25 bottomless mimosas, 90-minute limit until 4pm.

State Social House gets passed over a lot for its higher profile Sunset Strip neighbors, but it’s still a perfectly fine spot to grab some food and drinks and bypass the crowds elsewhere. Also, it’s very laid-back in the daytime.

Deal: $16 bottomless mimosas and Bloody Marys. Weekends 11:30am-3pm.

A tiny French bistro smack in the heart of everything West Hollywood with a casual crowd and decent food.

Deal: $25 for a maximum of five mimosas. 10am-3pm daily. Mimosas are massive, like half a bottle of champagne,

Bacari is a local mini-chain known for its excellent drink deals and solid small plates. But this location is special because of its patio, hidden away from the blow-dry bars and cupcake shops on West 3rd Street. Walking in feels like you’ve entered a portal into a European forest with trees growing every which way and giant lanterns hanging from the ceiling.

Deal: $30 bottomless mimosas, bellinis, Bloody Marys, and sparkling sangria. 90-minute limit.

We love Della Terra because, in a part of town where brunch wait times are measured by the hour, we always seem to be able to find a table here. There’s nothing flashy about it - just a nice, casual brunch spot for the neighborhood.

Deal: $16 bottomless mimosas and bellinis and $19 bottomless aperol spritzes. Weekends 10am-3pm.

Most famous for being that place you order food from while you’re still binge drinking at Busby’s East, Spare Tire is actually a really underrated daytime spot as well. The food is good and the vibe is never too rowdy.

Deal: $20 bottomless mimosas. Weekends 10am-3pm.

A somewhat sleepy, German beer garden isn’t exactly the first place you’d think of for a bottomless brunch, but Wirsthaus has one - and also has much better food than you’d expect too.

Deal: $12 bottomless champagne, $15 bottomless mimosas. Weekends 11am-2pm.

If you want to feel like a rich tourist, have your Sunday brunch by the pool at The Beverly Hilton. The food isn’t offensive for the price you’re paying, and you’ll have fun watching people on vacation get very drunk.

Deal: $56 brunch buffet, including prosecco. Weekends 11am- 3pm.

Prospect Gourmand is a rare neighborhood-y spot in Beverly Hills. The food is great, the staff will probably remember you on your second visit, and because it’s Beverly Hills, the interior has chandeliers made of silverware.

Deal: $16 bottomless mimosas (grapefruit or orange juice), $18 for strawberry. Weekends 10:30am-4pm. Extended to Mondays during holiday weekends.

33 Taps is a Silver Lake sports bar, which is to say it’s a sports bar you can definitely stand to be in. The food is solid, with lots of vegetarian-friendly options, and everything is pretty reasonably priced.

Deal: $25 bottomless mimosas and Bloody Marys. 2 hour limit with purchase of food.10am-3pm daily.

Taking over the old Cliff’s Edge space, the newest Bacari location brings back to life one of LA’s best patios. The whole space looks and feels like the backlot to an Indiana Jones movie, which only gets more thrilling with each round of champagne.

Deal: $30 bottomless mimosas, bellinis, Bloody Marys, and sparkling sangria. 90-minute limit.

If you’ve ever taken the Silver Lake Blvd. exit off the 101, you’ve no doubt seen El Caserio and said, “Wait, what the hell is that??” On a random corner, it’s a quiet, family-run Latin American restaurant with great food and one of the coolest patios you’ve never heard about.

Deal: $20 bottomless mimosas and champagne. Weekends 10am-2pm.

Between the dance breaks, Dia de Los Muertos-themed decorations, and strong drinks, Mi Corazon has captured our hearts. Come here if you want salsa (both the dance and the condiment).

Deal: $25 bottomless mimosas, 90-minute limit. Weekends 11am-2pm.

Michelangelo is fairly removed from the main Silver Lake hustle on Sunset, and that’s exactly how they prefer it. This is a quiet, family-run operation with a loyal local following who are there for solid Italian food and a relaxed atmosphere.

Deal: $15 bottomless mimosas. Weekends 10am-3pm.

This sports bar in Silver Lake has a terrible name and great drink deals. The food is decent, and the breakfast burrito is exactly what you want when you’re waking up at 10am on a Sunday to watch a game on the East Coast.

Deal: BOGO half-off cocktails, $19 bottomless mimosas. 2-hour limit. Sunday 10am-4pm.

Bacari is the most easygoing wine bar we’ve ever been to. And by easygoing, we mean they want you to get really hammered. It’s not a rowdy party atmosphere, but definitely come to this casual spot ready to have some fun.

Deal: $30 bottomless mimosas, bellinis, sparkling sangria, and Bloody Marys. 90-minute limit. Saturday and Sunday 10:30am-2:30pm. 90-minute open bar every night, all night, $30 house red, white, rose, and sparkling wines, sangria, and Bacari beer.

This Mexican-fusion spot has a great space, a fun atmosphere, and a breakfast gordita we’re all about.

Deal: $22 bottomless mimosas. Weekends 11:30am-4pm.

Whether you chew your food or swallow it whole, Gulp is a great place to grab America’s “fourth meal.” The menu is vast - sriracha deviled eggs, wings, and a breakfast burrito all peacefully coexist on it - so it’s a safe bet for a big group.

Deal: $3.95 mimosas by the glass. Weekends 10am-2pm.

Nighthawk serves brunch all day, which, in the biz is code for, “They get it.” And although they have a great bottomless mimosa deal, we’d be remiss if we didn’t mention their other incredible drinks like the Banh Michelada (comes with house-made nuoc cham) and their many spiked cereal milks.

Deal: $20 bottomless mimosas in grapefruit, Tang, or classic. 1-hour time limit. Fridays 10am-5pm.

One of our favorite all-around spots on Main St., The Anchor is the cool, unpretentious place you see less and less of in Venice. The food is good, the people are nice, and there are plenty of TVs if you want to catch the game.

Deal: $22 mix-and-match bottomless mimosas, micheladas, and soju Bloodys. 90-minute limit with purchase of brunch entree. Weekends 11:30am-3:30pm.

We’ll be honest here - the food at Whiskey Red’s is on par with that cruise your Aunt Jean took to Jacksonville last year. But there’s something about sitting out on that back patio next to the marina that never gets old. This is Midwestern parent paradise.

Deal: $18 bottomless mimosas, Saturday 10am-3pm. $49.95 champagne brunch (comes with food), Sunday 10am-2pm. 2-hour limit.

Post & Beam is a comfort food-focused spot where they serve staples like shrimp and grits and pecan pie... French toast. Plus, they have a vegetable and herb garden on the patio, which (we assume) is for when you like to entertain the notion of ordering a salad at brunch.

Deal: $18 bottomless mimosas, sparkling wine, and choice of juice. Weekends 11am-4pm.

Maple Block is a good spot if you’ve got a big group who live all over the city. Culver isn’t too much of a hassle for anyone, and on weekends, Maple Block does brunchy versions of their fantastic barbecue, like brisket hash and pork belly benedict.

Deal: $17 bottomless mimosas with the purchase of an entree. Weekends 10am-2pm. 2-hour limit.

We hate the name of this place as much as you do, but once you get past that, you realize this informal cafe in downtown Culver is actually pretty great. The food is solid, people are nice, and the sidewalk patio at least makes you want to meet in Culver City.

Deal: $17 bottomless mimosas. 2-hour limit. Weekends 9am-3pm.

There’s no way around it - Rush Street isn’t our favorite place to spend a weekend morning. But sometimes that’s just how your Sunday crumbles. And the good news is Rush Street is large enough that no matter how many dudes are packed in there to watch the Lakers lose, you’ll always have room to spread out.

Deal: $20 bottomless mimosas, sangria, and Bloody Marys. Weekends 10:30am-3:30pm.

A cool, low-key spot full of locals from the surrounding neighborhood and a great place to watch a game as well.

Deal: $12 bottomless champagne. 75-minute limit. Weekends 10am-2:30pm.

The Overland Cafe is a fairly sleepy neighborhood cafe five days out of the week, but it comes alive on weekends with an excellent brunch in a comfortable setting and very cheap mimosas.

Deal: $12.99 bottomless champagne brunch with a regular entree. 90-minute limit. Weekends and holidays 10am-2pm.

Did you know that place you always get good gelato from after your dinner in Culver City is also a full-blown restaurant? Now you do. And while the food isn’t as good as their gelato, the laid-back cafe vibes are sometimes all you need on a hungover Sunday.

Deal: $15 bottomless mimosas, sangria, bellinis, and Bloody Marys. Weekends 10:30am-3pm.

If there were ever an award for Most Essential Biergarten in LA, Rasselbock would probably win it - especially with a bottomless mimosa deal as good as this. But their giant back patio and epic tap list don’t hurt, either.

Deal: $16 bottomless mimosas. Weekends 11am-2pm.

Most famous for being that place you ate that sandwich at before your Windex commercial audition, Eat This has surprisingly good food in a no-frills cafe setting.

Deal: $20 bottomless mimosas with the purchase of an entrée. 1.5-hour limit. Monday-Thursday 10am-4pm, Fri-Sun 9:00am-4:00pm.

Jameson’s Irish Pub comes from the same restaurant group as Cabo Cantina, so it’s another what-you-see-is-what-you-get atmosphere. And you’re going to see a lot of sh*t-canned tourists going to town on some potato skins. But if you’re hungover on Hollywood Blvd., this is one of your best options.

Deal: $14.99 bottomless mimosas, bellinis, and Bloody Marys. Weekends 10am-3pm.

We don’t normally associate the words “quiet patio” and “peaceful herb garden” with Hollywood, but perhaps Running Goose is here to change that narrative. Partially shielded from the street, this Central American restaurant is a good place to brunch with friends, enemies, and that guy you just met last night.

Deal: $25 bottomless mimosas, 2-hour limit. Weekends 10am-4pm.

Bacari West Adams has all kinds of fruity champagne and wine drinks included in their brunch deal. They have some pretty good food, too, like challah French toast, egg pizza, and polenta with lamb ragu. Plus, it doesn’t hurt that everything on the brunch menu is under $10.

Deal: bottomless mimosa, bellini, house red, white, rose, and sparkling wine, sangria, sparkling sangria, truly wild berry, Bacari beer for $20. Bottomless screwdriver, Bloody Mary, spiked sangria, and well liquor cocktails for $30. Weekends 10:30am-3pm. 90-minute limit.

This place might’ve turned itself into a bit of chain as of late, but for what it’s worth, the food is still pretty good and the vibe somehow still feels local.

Deal: $15 bottomless mimosas, beermosas, micheladas, and Bloody Marys. Weekends starting at 9am-3pm.

As Ktown continues its evolution into the best eating and drinking neighborhood in the city, Escala quietly keeps chugging along. The longtime staple has a solid Colombian-Korean menu and a cool, relaxed atmosphere.

Deal: $21 mango chili and passionfruit mimosas. Weekends 11am-5pm.

Openaire serves as the all-day pool restaurant at The Line Hotel, but unlike others around town, this one isn’t a complete snooze. The menu is full of solid dishes like lobster chilaquiles and hibachi flat-iron steak, and the space itself is essentially a giant greenhouse.

Deal: $30 bottomless mimosas and Bloody Marys. 75-minute limit.

Between the Tom Hanks reference and formatting the entire menu to look like a script, nothing screams “Showbiz, baby!” quite like a meal at Castaway. This is the perfect place to take an out-of-town friend that wants to be impressed but doesn’t want to eat at Pump. Plus, the patio offers a gorgeous view of LA, and the brunch menu has everything from a $175 seafood tower to a cheese and charcuterie bar.

Deal: $25 mix-and-match bottomless mimosas. Flavors include watermelon lime, lavender-activated charcoal lemonade, fresh cucumber and mint, and pineapple jalapeno. Weekends 11am-3pm.

Hungry Crowd is a Korean/American brunch spot that’s tailor-made for - you guessed it - groups of ravenous people. Besides their bottomless deal, their menu is filled with fusion dishes like kimchi biscuits, galbi burgers, and eggs benedict with bulgogi.

Deal: $15 bottomless mimosas, Friday and Saturday 10am-2:30pm, Sunday 10am-4pm.

One of the best bars in the whole Valley, Idle Hour nails just about everything. Great space, cool atmosphere, and surprisingly good food. It’s been known to get a little rowdy, though.

Deal: $16 bottomless mimosas. Sunday 11am-3pm.

With its wrap-around screens and extensive craft beer list, On The Thirty is definitely a sports bar, but one that turns into a red-velvet-Oreo-waffle-and-bottomless-drinks haven during the day. That helps take the edge off the fact that your team blows… again.

Deal: $20 bottomless mimosas and sangria, 2-hour limit. Weekends, served until 3pm.

Located in the very historic and very strange Sportsmen’s Lodge in Studio City, River Rock is the main restaurant inside the 130-year-old hotel. Yes, you read that number right. The food is mediocre, but who cares? You’re pretty sure Lauren Bacall’s ghost just blew you a kiss.

Deal: $15 bottomless mimosas. Weekends 11am-3pm.

Sagebrush Cantina is a restaurant and saloon that’s always a wild time, whether you’re there at 9am or 2am. They’re open for breakfast and dinner throughout the week, but what’s really significant here is their “world-famous” Sunday brunch. From the live jazz music, to the chocolate fountain, to the two shots of vodka that come with your bottomless champagne, you know you’re not at Sagebrush Cantina for a long time, but for a good time.

Deal: $31.95 brunch buffet + bottomless champagne. Sunday 10am-2:30pm.

Named after Mia Sara’s character in Ferris Bueller’s Day Off, this American restaurant in The Valley has a charming back patio, an all-day Happy Hour, and an entire section of the menu dedicated to different types of fries (including one made with crab fat). Oh, and one of the most affordable bottomless deals in the city.

Deal: $14 bottomless mimosas, rose, house wine, and select beers with the purchase of a meal (at least $11), or $25 without. Weekends only.

NoHo has come on strong recently in the Valley nightlife scene, and Federal Bar is one of the better spots. Located in an old bank building, the atmosphere is fun and unpretentious, with an above-average bar menu.

Deal: $30 bottomless mimosa with the purchase of an entrée. Weekends 10am-3pm.

The kind of familiar gastropub you expect to find along Ventura Blvd. Nice waitstaff, reasonable prices, and lots of parents having a really good time.

Deal: $15 bottomless mimosas. Weekends 10am-2pm.

This excellent Redondo Beach spot serves a Spanish brunch on weekends with things like pan con tomate and homemade Merguez sausage, which you’ll eat next to laidback beach locals.

Deal: $19 bottomless rosé and mimosas with a choice of orange or grapefruit juice. 90-min limit. Weekends 10am-4pm.

This fantastic Southern Italian spot in Long Beach gives you the option of bottomless rosé or mimosas. Food-wise, there are a couple of breakfast pastas, including some rigatoni involving bacon and egg that you should absolutely get involved with.

Deal: $20 bottomless rosé or mimosas. Weekends 10:30am-4pm.

The Rockefeller understands that there are only two intrinsically good things in this world - a nice beach and flowing alcohol. And with their Manhattan Beach location and bottomless brunch weekends, they get those two things very, very right.

Deal: $15 bottomless mimosas in guava, peach, watermelon, and orange. Fridays starting at 11am, and 9:30am on weekends.

Located in the land of upscale haberdasheries and parking meters that don’t even take debit cards is Edwin Mills, an all-day cafe in Old Town Pasadena. Their brunch menu includes to-be-expected dishes with unexpected names, like “Confused Burrito,” “WTF is Shakshuka,” and the simply stated, “That’s A Lot of Protein” (it’s a New York strip steak).

Deal: $18 mimosas with the purchase of an entree, $22 mix-and-match specialty mimosa flavors (ex. Lychee, strawberry coconut, mango, etc.) 2-hour limit. Weekends 11am-4pm.