The best bottomless brunch in Los Angeles

What’s available? $23 bottomless mimosas (90-minute limit; cut-off at 4:30pm).

Bottomless hours: Sat, Sun 10am–2pm

Why we love it: This Hermosa Beach dining destination blends laidback South Bay vibes with approachable Japanese American cuisine. With the patio shades pulled up on weekend mornings, Ryla offers some of the best brunch in the South Bay—and the bottomless mimosa deal is just the cherry on top. Made with mango-infused orange juice, Ryla adds a special touch to the usually slapped together drink deal. The dazzling chef-driven food menu includes plenty of Sunday Funday decadence like Nashville hot chicken karaage, a fluffy Japanese soufflé pancake and a savory Taiwanese scallion crepe stuffed with scrambled eggs, cheese and bacon. Savory starters like the tuna poke tostada, white sesame Caesar salad and various fusion-style sushi rolls appeal to anyone craving more lunch-worthy fare. 

Time Out tip: If you’re into sweets, order the fluffy, soufflé-like Japanese pancake topped with blueberry compote and housemade Pop Tart, made with seasonal fruit from the Santa Monica Farmers’ Market.

Address: 1220 Hermosa Ave, Hermosa Beach, CA 90254

What’s available? $40 bottomless mimosas and Bloody Marys (90-minute limit).

Bottomless hours: Sat, Sun 10am–2:30pm

Why we love it: What happens when a Michelin-recognized chef takes over a boutique hotel restaurant? You get Josiah Citrin (Mélisse, Citrin) helming the Line Hotel's Openaire, a greenhouse hangout beside the pool that serves delicious, straightforward brunch plates prepped with a keen attention to detail. Feast on a warm cinnamon roll and blackened shrimp and grits along with the restaurant's bottomless mimosas and Bloody Marys. Other highlights include the cornflake-encrusted French toast, coconut and chia seed pudding with seasonal berries and a smoked salmon and everything bagel plate.

Time Out tip: Valet parking here costs $14 for two hours with restaurant validation.

Address: 3515 Wilshire Blvd, Los Angeles, CA 90010

What’s available? $26 bottomless mimosas.

Bottomless hours: Sat, Sun 11am–3pm

Why we love it: This downtown Santa Monica mainstay is beloved by tourists and locals alike for its all-day happy hour and tasty food. With its high ceilings and vintage tiled floors, you could almost mistake forget the fact you’re steps away from the Third Street Promenade whenever you're dining at the Misfit. For a little over a decade, this all-day Santa Monica bar and restaurant has served one of the area’s most faithful mix of cocktails and seasonal small plates, and as of late has resumed their $23 bottomless mimosa special on the weekends with your choice of orange, pineapple or cranberry juice. At brunch, the menu leans into breakfast with French toast and huevos rancheros, but you can still find more savory, veggie-forward fare like a warm spinach and artichoke salad.

Time Out tip: Look to the $19 Bartender’s Feature section for seasonal creations that utilize local farmers’ market produce. 

Address: 225 Santa Monica Blvd, Santa Monica, CA 90401

What’s available? $32 bottomless mimosas, bellinis, and sangria and beer; $37 upcharge for well cocktails (90-minute limit).

Bottomless hours: Varies by location, but every Bacari is open Sat, Sun 10:30am–2:30pm.

Why we love it: With locations across the city, a menu with a little bit of something for everyone and a killer happy hour, this Israeli-inspired local chain with a nightly open bar and bottomless mimosas on the weekends is a go-to for many Angelenos, particularly for a boozy brunch. Each outpost has its own unique charms, but I’m partial to the West 3rd Street location, where the cave-like entrance transports you to a garden-like setting that’s perfect for brunch. Choose from bottomless mimosas, strawberry bellinis or sparkling sangria for $32 per person as you enjoy share-style small plates that pull from the global pantry—think Oaxacan pasta, shawarma tacos and a gluten-free Dutch baby pancake with fruit, honey and créme fraiche. My favorite items here are mujadara, a Levantine dish of lentils and basmati rice with roots in Syria; the glazed pork belly, topped with sesame seeds, lemon juice and green onions; and the medjool date cake topped with brown sugar caramel and crispy bacon. 

Time Out tip: Manage expectations. The food here isn’t the best, per se, but the all-day hours and reasonable prices make Bacari a stellar option for large groups and those traveling on a budget.

What’s available? $32 bottomless mimosas in multiple mix-and-match flavors.

Bottomless hours: Sat, Sun 11am–3pm

Why we love it: Surprisingly, this longtime Burbank institution offers a reasonably priced bottomless mimosa deal on the weekends. Mix and match between flavors like dragonfruit watermelon and lavender lemonade as you take in the stellar, sweeping views of the Valley, Downtown and beyond. A separate menu section of “brunchy” things includes short rib hash and a few waffle items, and there’s a whole line of luxurious eggs Benedicts for all the hollandaise fans.

Time Out tip: The restaurant is particularly popular for major holidays like Valentine’s Day, Mother’s Day and Easter—so if you’re trying to avoid the crowds, I recommend booking a table far away from those dates.

Address: 1250 E Harvard Rd, Burbank, CA 91501

What’s available? $22 bottomless mimosas (90-minute limit).

Bottomless hours: Mon–Fri 10am–3pm; Sat, Sun 9am–4pm

Why we love it: On the corner of Santa Monica Boulevard and Hudson Boulevard, you’ll find this casual Hollywood eatery known for its straightforward daytime fare and daily bottomless mimosas. Decadent breakfast sandwiches made with bacon and truffle cheese, multiple kinds of eggs Benedict and a Grand Marnier French toast topped with fresh orange slices—Eat This knows what the people truly want on a sunny weekend afternoon, and they do it all pretty well.

Time Out tip: While they aren’t bottomless, Eat This also serves bellinis and other flavored mimosas, plus the Sunset Boulevard (strawberry and mango purée in champagne).

Address: 6547 Santa Monica Blvd, Los Angeles, CA 90038

What’s available? $28 bottomless mimosas—or $58 bottomless Veuve Clicquot if you’re feeling fancy.

Bottomless hours: Sat, Sun 10:30am–4:30pm

Why we love it: This breezy hideaway along Wilshire Boulevard makes brunching easy with a $49 prix fixe brunch menu that includes antipasto for the table, your choice of entrée (think: a Dutch baby pancake with stone fruit preserves, smoked salmon eggs Benedict and chilaquiles rojos), plus fancier supplemental entrées like steak and eggs and caviar-topped scrambled eggs for $10 more. For the bottomless mimosas, full table participation is required. Just make sure not to linger too long: This spot is a popular one, so tables have a two-hour limit.

Time Out tip: Through August 30, Fia is also offering a splurge-worthy $117 per person La Vie en Bubbles brunch, which throws in bottomless Veuve Clicquot and a box of branded macarons for the table.

Address: 2454 Wilshire Blvd, Santa Monica, CA 90403

What’s available? $26 bottomless mimosas in two tropical flavors: mango chili or passionfruit (food purchase required).

Bottomless hours: Sat, Sun 11:30am–4:30pm

Why we love it: There’s no better place in Koreatown for bottomless brunch than this Colombian-Korean restaurant within Chapman Plaza. The laid-back atmosphere and affordable prices have made Escala beloved among locals looking for casual dinner or a quick midday meal, but the bottomless drink deal, which runs later than most others around town, is a major weekend draw. Choose between mango chili or passion fruit for your flavor as you chow down on kimchi and coconut fried rice, pork belly chilaquiles and sancocho—a hearty South American stew full of chicken, potatoes, yucca and plantains.

Time Out tip: Escala also offers one of the best happy hours (daily 4–7pm, plus Thu–Sun 11pm–1am) in the city with a slew of appetizers and drinks under $10.

Address: 3451 W 6th St, Los Angeles, CA 90020

What’s available? $16 bottomless mimosas (food purchase required).

Bottomless hours: Sun 11am–3pm

Why we love it: This iconic barrel-shaped bar in North Hollywood serves a dirt-cheap bottomless mimosa deal alongside a full brunch menu of decadent dishes like cheesecake-stuffed French toast, cinnamon rolls and whole-grain pancakes topped with fresh fruit, cream cheese frosting and powdered sugar. If you’re more into savory, you can opt for the breakfast burrito, burger, shakshuka or always-trust avocado toast. 

Time Out tip: Order the Wafflelicious—a sugary bonanza of strawberries, bananas, Nutella, peanut butter, honey granola, powdered sugar and whipped cream.

Address: 4824 Vineland Ave, North Hollywood, CA 91601 

What’s available? $29 bottomless mimosas and $32 bottomless Aperol Spritzes.

Bottomless hours: Sat, Sun 11am–3pm

Why we love it: Who says barbecue isn’t brunch food? On the weekends, this longtime Texas-style barbecue spot in Culver City serves smoked brisket, chopped pork shoulder and flavorful chicken wings with bottomless mimosas and Aperol Spritzes. If you’re looking for more breakfast-like fare, the weekend brunch menu offers eggs Benedict (made using smoked pork belly), chilaquiles, a brisket-stuffed breakfast burrito and one “BIG” brunch burger with thick cut bacon and two kinds of cheese.

Time Out tip: Maple Block also has one of the best happy hours in the city. From 5 to 6pm on weekdays and all night on Mondays, you’ll find discounted grilled cheese sandwiches, tacos, wings, nachos and sliders, plus $11 cocktails. 

Address: 3973 Sepulveda Blvd, Culver City, CA 90230

What’s available? $18 bottomless mimosas with an option to add specialty flavors for $4 more (two-hour limit; food purchase required).

Bottomless hours: Sat, Sun 11am–4pm

Why we love it: This New American restaurant in Old Town Pasadena is one of the few bottomless brunch options in the San Gabriel Valley, with an $18 standard option made with orange juice and an upgrade to specialty flavors like lychee, mango and strawberry coconut for $4 more. The small brunch menu encompasses the genre’s greatest hits, including a traditional breakfast plate, chilaquiles and dessert-y pancakes (in this case, they’re topped with rum flambeéd bananas, toasted walnuts and whipped cream). Somehow, the old-school breakfast here is still only $13, so order as many plates as you like and you’ll probably still come away having spent less than your average trendy brunch place in Central L.A.

Time Out tip: Note that you need a reservation for bottomless brunch.

Address: 22 Mills Pl, Pasadena, CA 91105

What’s available? $40 bottomless mimosas, margaritas or espresso martinis (90-minute limit, food purchase required).

Bottomless hours: Sat, Sun 11am–2pm

Why we love it: Every weekend's a party at this boardwalk hangout, which the Waterfront kicks off with a $40 all-you-can-drink deal plus a small brunch menu that includes breakfast burritos, chilaquiles, French toast and a yogurt parfait. A more lunch-forward menu of appetizers, tacos, salads and sandwiches augment this Venice party spot’s bottomless brunch experience—all the better for soaking up all that booze.

Time Out tip: For groups, the Waterfront also makes large-format cocktails like the Beach Bumbler (gin, watermelon, basil, lime) and the restaurant’s take on a margarita.

Address: 205 Ocean Front Walk, Venice, CA 90291

What’s available? $10 bottomless mimosas and Bloody Marys (food purchase required).

Bottomless hours: Sat, Sun 10:30am–3pm

Why we love it: This kitschy, touristy Western-themed restaurant along the Sunset Strip isn’t exactly known for its amazing cuisine, but the mechanical bull and $10 bottomless mimosa deal (with purchase of any entrée) definitely makes up for any shortcomings in the culinary department. Dine on classic brunch dishes like a Texas-style French toast, chicken and biscuits, or a pair of pancakes with two eggs and either bacon or sausage.

Time Out tip: Manage expectations when it comes to the quality of the food. 

Address: 8371 W Sunset Blvd, West Hollywood, CA 90069

What’s available? $25 bottomless mimosas or sangria (90-minute limit).

Bottomless hours: Sat, Sun 11am–3pm

Why we love it: With an expanded patio parklet along Main Street, this casual Spanish tapas restaurant in Santa Monica is the ideal spot for some low-profile day drinking. The bottomless mimosas and sangria pair well with the small brunch menu, which includes a chorizo omelette, torrijas (Spanish French toast) and sandwiches made with serrano jam, imported cheeses and other delicious ingredients from the Iberian peninsula. 

Time Out tip: From Tuesdays to Thursdays, Manchego also offers bottomless sangria for $29 per person. 

Address: 2518 Main St, Santa Monica, CA 90405

What’s available? $20 bottomless mimosas, $18 bottomless Bloody Marys, $20 bottomless Bloody Marias, $40 bottomless champagne (food purchase required; cut-off at 4:30pm).

Bottomless hours: Sat, Sun noon–4pm

Why we love it: In the mood to go out and party somewhere in WeHo with major Miami disco vibes? Look no further than Beaches, which offers a slew of bottomless drink options during its weekend brunch. With all the booming club music and infectious energy in the air, you’ll feel like you’ve stepped straight onto Ocean Drive here with the lounge and bar’s surprisingly delicious, Cuban-inspired kitchen menu and tropical feel. Think dishes like Cuban nachos, which swap tortilla chips for plantains and pan con lechon—which combines roast pork, Swiss cheese, grilled onions and mojo sauce between two halves of bread. In the evenings, Beaches plays a pop-forward, EDM-heavy mix of Top 40 hits that will keep you on your toes until it’s time for last call.

Time Out tip: Beaches tends to attract a Gen Z crowd—so if you’re looking for a more mature day-drinking atmosphere (does this even exist?), head elsewhere.

Address: 8928 Santa Monica Blvd, West Hollywood, CA 90069

What’s available? $18 bottomless mimosas or bellinis, $20 bottomless Aperol Spritzes and $28 bottomless glasses of cava (90-minute limit).

Bottomless hours: Sat, Sun 10am–3pm

Why we love it: For the last decade and a half, this Beverly Grove trattoria has faithfully served an excellent bottomless brunch. Indulge in carby classics like buttermilk pancakes, brioche French toast and Belgian waffles alongside a smoked salmon pizza, sweet crepes and an array of Benedicts. If you're looking for something on the lighter side, Della Terra also serves salads during brunch—but I’m almost certain you’re not going to a bottomless brunch for a health-conscious meal.

Time Out tip: If there’s no street parking on Beverly, you can usually find parking in the neighborhoods if you’re willing to walk a few blocks. Just keep in mind many of the streets are permit-only, so it might take awhile.

Address: 7675 Beverly Blvd, Los Angeles, CA 90036

What’s available? $24 bottomless mimosas and Bloody Marys.

Bottomless hours: Mon–Thu 11am–3pm, Fri–Sun 10am–3pm (except major holidays)

Why we love it: This quaint French restaurant in downtown Culver City serves bottomless mimosas every day of the week, in case you feel like day drinking on a Monday. Breakfast is served until 3pm daily, so you can nosh on chilaquiles, omelettes, savory crepes and waffles until the middle of the afternoon. Throw in the fairly easy parking in downtown Culver City—there are a pair of free-to-cheap public structures on Cardiff and Watseka—and you’ve got the perfect place for your friends from the Eastside and the Westside to meet in the middle for a relaxed Sunday Funday. 

Time Out tip: Note that reservations for eight or more require a credit card to hold your table. 

Address: 9727 Culver Blvd, Culver City, CA 90232