The best bottomless brunch in Los Angeles

Brunch hours: Sat, Sun 11am–3pm
Bottomless: Mimosas or rosé; 90-minute limit

By night, Soulmate is a sultry, somewhat sceney date night spot that we consider one of the most romantic places in the city, but the globally inspired Spanish restaurant also does a fairly delicious brunch as well—$35 bottomless deal included. Opt for your standard mimosa or a slightly more classy rosé alongside dishes like huevos rotos with serrano ham, chorizo hash with poblano crema and the restaurant’s must-order churros served with a dark chocolate sauce.

Brunch hours: Sat, Sun 10am–2pm
Bottomless: Champagne; 90-minute limit

This Palms diner is the go-to spot for affordable brunching at its finest. The $14.99 bottomless champagne special—with a mandatory entrée purchase preventing things from getting a little too wild—has long kept the casual eatery packed with Westside locals. It’s not uncommon to wait an hour or more if you’re part of a big group. As glasses are emptied, the noise level definitely ratchets up a notch, making it feel like a neighborhood bar on game day. Brioche breakfast sandwiches, eggs with lamb, and huevos divorciados—a spin on huevos rancheros, with two different sauces—are all worth a try, along with fluffy pancakes and an array of Benedicts

Brunch hours: Sat, Sun 10:30am–3pm
Bottomless: Mimosas, bellinis, wine, sangria or beer; 90-minute limit

With locations across the city, a menu with a little bit of something for everyone and a killer happy hour, this local chain is a go-to for many Angelenos—including for a boozy brunch. Each outpost has its own unique charms, but we’re 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, sparkling sangria or Bloody Marys for $30 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.

Brunch hours: Sat 11am–3pm, Sun 11am–4pm
Bottomless: Mimosas or sparkling wine

Delicious modern soul food, a lively atmosphere and the $18 bottomless mimosa deal have made Post & Beam one of the city’s best brunches—and now it’s available all weekend long. The Black-owned restaurant’s daytime menu includes oxtail hash, shrimp and grits with scrambled eggs and other decadent dishes that will definitely help soak up all the booze—and there’s even two compelling plant-based options for vegans as well.

Brunch hours: Sat, Sun 10am–2pm
Bottomless: Mimosas; 90-minute limit

With the patio shades pulled up on weekend mornings, this usually sultry Japanese American restaurant in Hermosa Beach offers some of the best brunch in the South Bay—and the $22 bottomless mimosa deal is just the cherry on top. Made with passion fruit-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.

Burger hounds count on this gay-friendly hangout in West Hollywood for good times, delicious burgers and bottomless brunch. Stop by Saturdays and Sundays as early as 11am for drag brunch (doors open at 10am), where you’ll get all the glitz and glamour of a drag show, plus $45 bottomless mimosas served in the restaurant’s iconic leggy glasses. (“They’re all bottoms!”) You don’t even need to order an entrée! Just note that if you’re here for the show, there is a $6 fee per guest—a steal, if you ask us, for one of the best drag brunches in town.

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.

Brunch hours: Sat, Sun 11am–3pm
Bottomless: Mimosas

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.

Brunch hours: Sat, Sun 11am–3pm
Bottomless: Mimosas

Surprisingly, this special-occasion Burbank eatery offers a reasonably priced $30 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.

Brunch hours: Sat, Sun 11am–5pm
Bottomless: Mimosas

There’s no better place in Koreatown for bottomless brunch than this Colombian-Korean restaurant within Chapma 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 $26 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 Colombian stew full of chicken, potatoes, yucca and plantains.

Brunch hours: Sat, Sun 10:30am–2:30pm (bottomless drinks until 4pm)
Bottomless: Mimosas, margaritas, rosé or non-alcoholic drinks; two-hour limit

This breezy hideaway along Wilshire Boulevard makes brunching easy with an all-inclusive $64 food and drink menu that includes a basket of pastries for the table, your choice of entrée (think: a black truffle cheesy scramble, eggs Benedict and huevos rancheros), plus your choice of a bottomless drink. Choose from mimosas, margaritas, rosé or a non-alcoholic beverage for a long brunch on one of the best patios in Santa Monica. Just don’t make it too long: This spot is a popular one, so tables have a two-hour limit.

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 $22 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.

Brunch hours: Daily until 4pm
Bottomless: Mimosas or Aperol Spritzes

Who says barbecue isn’t brunch food? On the weekends, this Texas-style barbecue spot in Culver City serves smoked brisket, chopped pork shoulder and flavorful chicken wings with $23 bottomless mimosas and $26 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.

West Hollywood isn’t exactly hurting for brunch options, but few places in the area offer both bottomless mimosas and excellent daytime cuisine. Newly remodeled, this Sunset Strip hangout offers surprisingly reasonable menu prices for the area (most brunch entrées are under $30), plus $30 bottomless mimosas with your choice of juice: OJ, guava, pomegranate or pineapple. Though the Den mostly offers polished brunch standards including steak and eggs, a breakfast burrito and an açai bowl, a few more creative dishes like fluffy ube pancakes and loco moco made with a Niman Ranch beef patty also make this boozy Sunday brunch destination stand out from the rest.

Brunch hours: Sat, Sun 10am–3pm
Bottomless: Mimosas; 90-minute limit

With the purchase of any food item, this popular Silver Lake sports bar offers a $29 bottomless mimosa deal—all the better for those tuning in during NFL season, and a boon for the neighborhood the rest of the year, as well. While you’ll find wings, burgers and the bar’s usual plethora of vegan options in the afternoon, 33 Taps also offers a small weekend brunch menu that includes chicken and waffles, breakfast tacos, French toast and chilaquiles a.k.a. nachos masquerading as breakfast.

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).

Brunch hours: Sun 11am–3pm
Bottomless: Mimosas

This iconic barrel-shaped bar in North Hollywood serves a dirt-cheap $16 bottomless mimosa deal alongside a full brunch menu of decadent dishes like cheesecake-stuffed French toast and zucchini-potato latkes. If you can’t decide between sweet and savory, we recommend the Elvis, which combines bacon and bananas on sourdough, with peanut butter sauce and powdered sugar drizzled all over the whole shebang.

Once one of the buzziest gastropubs in town, this Sawtelle stalwart known for its ketchup leather burgers settled into a comfortable middle age with $35 bottomless mimosas, micheladas or Brass Monkeys on the weekends. For $5 more, upgrade to include Bloody Marys or Bloody Marias (the latter uses tequila instead). If you’re looking for more familiar brunch fare, Plan Check has that too—including chicken and waffles made with the restaurant’s signature smoky fried chicken.

Brunch hours: Sat, Sun 10am–3pm
Bottomless: Mimosas

NoHo’s favorite gastropub serves a boozy brunch with bottomless mimosas for $25 (entrée purchase required). The best part about the place? It’s located in a former bank built in the 1920s, which means the brick walls and pressed copper roof tiles make this cozy spot the perfect place to imbibe on an overcast day—just make sure that you sop up some of that booze with a selection from the cozy menu: There’s the breakfast poutine, and the buttermilk flapjacks that taste like a little slice of home.

We’ll be honest: The brunch fare at this Culver City bistro likely won’t impress the Francophiles in your life, but the $22 bottomless drink deal will probably soften the blow of eating chicken and waffles or a tostada bowl at a French restaurant. The kitchen sink mix of breakfast dishes, sandwiches, salads and a few staples like steak frites and onion soup offers a little bit of something for everyone, and the restaurant’s charming patio forms the perfect backdrop for a little day drinking.

Brunch hours: Thu, Fri 11:30am–4pm; Sat, Sun 10:30am–4pm
Bottomless: Mimosas; 90-minute limit

Be sure to arrive early at this Santa Monica eatery, which is popular among locals and tourists alike for solid brunch fare and a $27 bottomless mimosa deal (purchase of an entrée required). For $7 more, you can upgrade your flavor with carafes of lychee, hibiscus or grapefruit juice. Pair your drink(s) with fried chicken and waffles, farmers’ market salads and other staples—including a must-have avocado toast.

Brunch hours: Sat, Sun 10am–3pm
Bottomless: Mimosas, bellinis, Aperol Spritzes or cava; 90-minute limit

Ditch the line at Erewhon and head to this Italian stalwart across the street for $18 bottomless mimosas and $19 Aperol spritzes to complement your relaxed weekend meal. For $28, there’s even the option to get a little fancy with some cava, the Spanish form of bubbly. By night, this casual eatery draws Beverly Grove locals for their pastas and pizzas, so come ready to get your gluten fix on. Chow down on classics like buttermilk silver pancakes, Belgian waffles and crepes; egg dishes like a spinach frittata or short rib Benedict; and even a couple of breakfast pizzas.