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Find RestaurantsShaky Alibi in Fairfax is serving excellent waffles, and is your best bet for those mornings when you need something sweet to get you through the day.
Malibu Farm Cafe has simple, crowd-pleasing food at the end of Malibu pier, and is perfect for entertaining your third cousin when he’s in town.
Otus is a small, modern cafe in West Hollywood that serves a great Thai-style brunch (and American staples, for your picky friends).
Located in a tiny bungalow just off Santa Monica Blvd., Scrumptious serves a soul-curing breakfast and great house-made pastries.
Pace is an LA legend where you go to feel like you’re eating in the Tuscan countryside, even if you’re actually just in Laurel Canyon.
Vespertine is dark, dreary, and lifeless restaurant in Culver City, and you’d be wise to stay far away.
Marco’s Trattoria in West Hollywood is a neighborhood spot filled with locals who come for its good food and great bottomless brunch.
Taste on Melrose is a West Hollywood brunch standby thanks to its comfort-food menu and sunny porch.
We all know the food at Gjusta in Venice is great. The real question is, is it worth the trouble? We say yes.
Glassell Park's Lemon Poppy is a small cafe serving (delicious) Romanian breakfast staples like housemade pastries and stuffed flatbreads.
Barbrix in Silver Lake is an all-day spot, but your best move is to come here for a great, affordable brunch.
Square One in East Hollywood is a neighborhood favorite for a simple, solid brunch. Beware: lines on weekends can get long.
