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The Top Easter Sunday Brunches In Los Angeles

Brunching with friends
Brunching with friends | Photo by Ali Inay on Unsplash

Whether you like your eggs scrambled, poached, in an omelet, in a basket (in a piece of toast) or enjoy other brunch favorites like waffles and French toast, you are in luck as Easter Sunday has become synonymous with brunch. Grab your friends or family and celebrate the arrival of spring with a holiday feast at some of the best brunch spots in Los Angeles. Along with delicious food and boozy-brunch options for adults and bunny and egg hunts for kids, take a day off from the kitchen and check out what some of this city’s restaurants have in store with our list of the top picks in town.

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The BLVD

The BLVD at the Beverly Wilshire hotel will have a special menu with an added bottomless mimosa bar. Highlights include house-cured gravlax, duck confit hash and braised lamb shanks along with a dessert buffet with Cadbury eggs, bunny cupcakes, a macaron egg tree and more. The hotel will also have chocolate and marshmallow Easter eggs (including a mallet and treats inside), as well as egg cartons with treats.

Culina Modern Italian

Culina Modern Italian, Los Angeles

This Easter Sunday, executive chef Cyrille Pannier at Four Seasons Hotel Los Angeles at Beverly Hills has created an endless buffet of egg-centric delights, along with Culina favorites including an Alaskan King Crab station, Belgian waffles, omelets made to order, dim sum, sushi and an elaborate carving station with honey-glazed smoked ham and roasted prime rib. The brunch will also feature healthy items from the Farmers Market salad station, children’s brunch selections and an elaborate chocolate and candy dessert station. Diners can also enjoy house made giant chocolate Easter Eggs on display, as well as the time-honored tradition of an Easter Egg Hunt and activities like an Easter Bunny and a balloon and tattoo artist taking place throughout the day.

Estérel Restaurant

Estérel Restaurant welcomes guests for the feast of the year with a seafood, salad and cold display, hot offerings, which include flatbread and quiche and a plethora of side options, a carving station, à la carte additions ordered tableside, a dessert station and an edible garden. Pricing is $95 for adults, which includes bottomless mimosas and bloody marys, $30 for kids between six and 13 and free for children under six, plus kids can enjoy an egg hunt along with a lot of other surprises, guaranteeing a great family day ahead.

FIG & OLIVE

West Hollywood’s olive oil oasis, FIG & OLIVE Melrose Place, welcomes friends and family to celebrate over a three-course prix-fixe brunch in honor of the egg-ceptional holiday. The team’s seasonally inspired menu evokes the bright tastes of the coastal Riviera balanced with the full and ripe flavors of locally sourced fruits and vegetables. To add, the French Riviera-inspired dishes highlight a selection of dishes from the restaurant’s newly launched spring menu, including a citrusy crab salad, a crisply seared Riviera salmon, and a comforting vegetarian quiche, and to finish, the restaurant serves a sweet cup of clementine vacherin for dessert, which features blood orange coulis, clementine sorbet, white chocolate mousse, and meringue.

Saddle Peak Lodge

Saddle Peak Lodge, Calabasas

The Michelin-starred Saddle Peak Lodge, which specializes in New American cuisine featuring wild game, sustainable seafood, and local farmers market produce, will be hosting their annual Easter Brunch. Chef Kufek will be offering a special three-course menu with menu items including rosemary leg of lamb sandwich with mint-walnut pesto and brie, prime rib with horseradish cream, croissant eggs benedict, and goat cheese quiche.

Toscana

At Toscana in Brentwood, Executive Chef Hugo Vasquez introduces an imaginative menu of Italian-inspired, house made seasonal market brunch specialties for Easter Sunday. Savory specials include brunch pizza, steak and eggs, build-your-own frittata and a spaghetti carbonara, while those with a sweet tooth can enjoy crespelle dolci, blueberry ricotta pancakes, and bomboloni, Italian donuts filled with Chantilly cream. While parents are enjoying freshly made house mimosas and bellinis, children can order dishes designed just for them.

Terranea Resort

The Ballroom at Terranea will be hosting their annual Champagne Ballroom Brunch, which will offer complimentary champagne, a selection of house made morning pastries, an egg and omelet station, an Asian kitchen buffet, pasta and risotto station, carving board, cheese and charcuterie, salad bar, dessert station, children’s buffet and children’s dessert table. Guests of the brunch can also participate in resort activities including the Terranea Easter Eggstravaganza Egg Hunt, Petting Zoo, and Easter Treasures Arts and Crafts Booths, where families will be able to create their own colored eggs, Easter cards, and other small craft projects.

Viceroy Santa Monica

Viceroy Santa Monica will be hosting an Easter brunch this year for all friends and family to enjoy. Guests can enjoy specialty cocktails like the Easter Egg Martini or London Bunny, alongside traditional breakfast favorites such as the eggs benedict, meat and omelette carving stations, smoked salmon platter and Oreo cookie cheesecake.

About the author

A Los Angeles native, Jarone Ashkenazi has grown up loving everything in this town and hasn’t left! He enjoys exploring the city, from restaurants (he has been vegan since January 2013) to art exhibits to museums to new bars. If he is not participating in a sports activity, going on a hike or at the beach, you can usually find him hanging with friends, going to a concert, or binge watching something on Netflix.

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