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4 fantastic new brunches to try this weekend

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Erin Kuschner
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So you're tired of standing in the brunch line at Sqirl, waiting 45 minutes for a table at Gjelina and wondering why everyone is taking so long to finish their French toast at EAT. Real problems, guys. Thankfully, there are a couple new brunches—boozy or otherwise—in town, and their newbie status likely means shorter wait times. Check out these four restaurants where you can now score an eggs Benedict, some quality pancakes and a much-needed mimosa.

1. Pizzeria Mozza (Hancock Park): Have you had Pizzeria Mozza's brunch yet? The revered restaurant launched brunch service recently, and now we can't imagine the place without it. In addition to the phenomenal pastries here, diners can also tuck into breakfast sandwiches, tortas and, of course, a breakfast pizetta made with egg, bacon, potato and onions. Mimosas are available as well, including the bottomless kind. Sat & Sun noon-4pm

2. Angel City Brewery (Arts District): The Downtown brewery plays host to plenty of events on a regular basis, but now they're throwing brunch into the mix. Brunch at the Brewery takes place on the last Sunday of every month, when Angel City opens early for beer-mosas, Sriracheladas and some of their favorite brunch food trucks, like Peaches' Smokehouse & Southern Kitchen. Last Sunday of every month, 11am-3pm

3. Recess (Highland Park): The newly opened Highland Park branch of Recess Eatery recently launched their "Homeroom" brunch menu with a few standout dishes. The lebnani scramble throws together soujouk, eggs, tomato and feta with some pita on the side, while Darla's pancakes sweetens the deal with lemon zest, ricotta and whipped cream. For a more savory option, the fried chicken sandwich is a winner. Sat & Sun 9am-3pm

4. Wilde (La Brea): Wilde might be best known as a place to kick back after work with a glass of wine, but their new brunch menu has us seriously considering an earlier visit. There are the usual suspects—avocado toast, eggs Benedict, steak and eggs—along with a farro bowl, turkey meatballs and a decadent Wilde burger. Plus, it's never too early for wine. Sat & Sun 11am-2:30pm

Need more brunch ideas? Check out all the best brunch spots here.


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