For a Good Time: Excellent Sunday Brunch in Los Angeles

Enjoy two-for-one mimosas while relaxing on The Belmont’s outdoor dining patio. Bonus for diners---popular club Bagatelle is right next door. Eat at The Belmont and kick back with a few morning cocktails before heading over.

Open Air Kitchen + Bar got its name from the “open air” roof that makes this restaurant unique. The atmosphere is high energy, and the in-house DJ spins your favorite tunes while you eat. The Bloody Mary bar, where you can make your own Bloody Mary and add whatever toppings you'd like, is our favorite thing about this place! Mary's not your thing? They offer bottomless mimosas.

Rustic and comfortable, The Churchill gastropub features outdoor seating and reclaimed wood interior accents. The eatery attracts loads of locals from Beverly Hills and gives off a hipster vibe, while signature brunch dishes -- like the acai & granola bowl or the Texas-style brioche french toast -- keep everyone happy and fed. If you love The Churchill, be sure to check out the sister restaurant The Hudson.

Santa Monica is loaded with excellent places to dine, and Art’s Table, on Montana, is no exception. The chic yet relaxed vibe makes Art's feel like your favorite neighborhood pitstop, and popular dishes like the Mini Chicken Oyster Po'boys and Chef Mark Mittleman's Art's Benedict, or gluten-free Johnny Cakes will hit the spot. Although Art's Table doesn't offer bottomless cocktails, pair your brunch with a glass of champagne to start your day off on the right foot.

The Tasting Kitchen boasts a cool, mediterranean atmosphere with amazing food and cocktails to boot. Stop by for the brunch experience of a lifetime: Chow down on a plate of savory chicken and waffles, or delight in a famous sticky bun. The Tasting Kitchen takes pride in their mimosas made with fresh orange juice, bloody marys spiced to perfection, as well as signature cocktails like the Cotton Club. Check their site for menu and details!