BBCM: Rainbow Lattes in a Hidden Garden The first meal I had in L.A. was at my favorite brunch spot, BBCM. I love the location in Beverly Hills because I can enjoy my brunch, then walk around and explore the area. I always love how BBCM has two different seating options, and that the garden seating option is a great experience. The garden has olive trees, beautiful tile patterns, and comfy colorful couches that give it a unique and wonderful feel. If you enjoy taking pictures, I suggest sitting outside. If you want to take pictures, but would also like to be in a bright and inviting space, the inside is also great. The dining area is decorated in white with unique lighting, tiled accents, and lots of decorative pieces including some handwritten menus on chalkboards. Michelin-starred chef Craig Hopson leads the kitchen and the food is just as great as the ambiance. The Rainbow Latte is an absolute must-get. It has colorful and eye-catching latte art and is the house specialty. The brunch menu is available all day so you can still order brunch dishes in the evening. It’s also great knowing that fresh, seasonal farm ingredients are utilized to create the menu items. You’ll be safe ordering almost anything and the eggs benedict is especially good. Address: 8653 Sunset Blvd, West Hollywood, CA 90069 Phone: +1-310-360-6900 Great White: Venice Beach’s Social-Media Brunch Favorite I always have to spend time at Venice Beach when I go to LA. It has a very chill and laid-back vibe that is very hard to pass up. This time my goal was to visit Great White, a popular new brunch spot. The line for the restaurant was very impressive and I have heard that it gets even longer on the weekends. The wait was finally over, but they were mostly a local crowd.

Rainbow Latte Beverly Hills


They have a couple small tables outside, and the inside space is a bit tighter but well done with natural wood, white walls and a warm laid back vibe. The minimalist design means the tables aren't cramped together, and while it gets pretty lively and the energy is nice, it is still cozy. The food is elevated, health conscious and centered around fresh produce, and day boat seafood, and they do serve good coffee.


On their Instagram, the most popular menu item is the Blue Smoothie Bowl.


It garners attention for both its looks and taste. At peak times, the bowl can be found on nearly all tables. Smoothie base made of fruit and blue algae, topped with house made granola, blueberries and strawberries. It's sweet, tart, and refreshing.


Location: 1604 Pacific Ave, Los Angeles, CA 90291

Blue Smoothie Bowl

Contact: +1-424-744-8403


Catch: A Seafood Restaurant with Flowers and Fish


Catch is one of the hottest spots in all of Los Angeles. If you don't have a reservation, joining the waitlist is nearly impossible. It's located on the rooftop, and when the elevator doors open, you see a beautiful hallway filled with hanging plants and flowers. Almost every corner is designed for social media photos, and when it gets dark, the lights turn on and create an entirely new vibe.


They serve seafood with a creative Japanese and Western fusion. The food is both exciting and very tasty. They serve brunch on weekends and dinner on weekdays. They have a large cocktail menu as well.

Catch Steak LA rooftop restaurant

Sharing dishes with friends is suggested since the size of the meals is relatively small.

Location. 8715 Melrose Ave, West Hollywood, CA 90069
Phone: +1-323-347-6060

Commissary: Korean-American Fusion in a Glasshouse

Glass filled with greenery creates an enchanting cozy space. That’s why California’s sunshine makes the mood even better. To soothe the mind, visit the spacious and bright restaurant on the second floor of the Line Hotel, one of the most famous brunch places in K-Town.

Eating here is similar to dining in a conservatory. Besides the captivating design, there are fun patterned napkins, beautiful tableware, and colorful menus and payment envelopes. Guests are provided blankets when sitting outside.

Commissary Line Hotel Los Angeles

American fusion brunch foods are offered on the menu. Chef Roy Choi is a well-known local figure in Korean fusion cooking. He was one of the most influential people in 2016 according to Time magazine for having a leading role in food trucks. Fresh ingredients are used to create flavorful food and a good value. The menu largely consists of rice bowls.

Location. 3515 Wilshire Blvd, Fl 2 Greenhouse, The Line Hotel, Los Angeles, CA 90010
Phone: +1-213-368-3030

Hart & Hunter: The Avocado Toast Worth Seeking Out

After Aimee Song named Hart & Hunter’s avocado toast as the best in all of Los Angeles, Hart & Hunter was added to the list. The growing popularity of the Pali Hotel’s ground floor venue makes reservations essential. If weather permits, reserve a spot on the easygoing patio.


Hart & Hunter avocado toast

Mirroring the boutique hotel’s design, the restaurant embraces a nostalgic American style. Large upholstered sofas, evocative art pieces, vintage books, and rugs give the place a charmingly slow and somewhat literary vibe. It’s easy to sink back into a couch and lose track of time during a long chat with a group of friends.


The avocado toast that Aimee Song recommends is signature: crunchy toast stacked with avocado and just the right amount of spice. It certainly satisfies the cravings of die-hard avocado lovers. There are also plenty of other interesting options like eggs Benedict and pancakes.


Address: 7950 Melrose Ave, Los Angeles, CA 90048

Phone: +1-323-424-3055


Zinqué: The Brunch Spot of Choice for Celebs


Zinqué Melrose Avenue Los Angeles

French restaurant Zinqué became popular thanks to regular patron Kylie Jenner, as she uses the restaurant’s exterior as a backdrop in her street style photos. While celebrity sightings are not guaranteed, they are an added bonus. The restaurant features both indoor and outdoor seating, but the small courtyard, framed by lofty palm trees against a clear blue sky, embodies the true essence of California.


Zinqué Los Angeles exterior

Details like a tiled fireplace and brass pendants over the bar show meticulous design inside. It’s a calm atmosphere for a good lengthy catch up with friends, and the clientele is mainly local. The restaurant operates all day long, with a bar opening at night that serves a well-curated selection of craft beers. Brunch is also served and focuses on healthy and refreshing dishes with an abundance of fresh produce. Regulars at this cafe know from experience that the coffee is good. They appreciate the stylish atmosphere.


Address: 600 Venice Blvd, Venice, CA 90291

Phone: +1-310-437-0970


République: French Brunch in a Historic Building


Venice Beach cafe interior

République is one of the trendy restaurants in L.A. known from the social media era. The crowds at peak hours of dining will verify that. From the street, you can’t miss the blue door and old brick front. The service is very relaxed: you place your order first, then choose a table, and your food is brought to you.


The restaurant is located in a building from 1929, which still has a lovely courtyard type of structure. The weathered brick walls and antiquated street lights give the restaurant the feel of an old castle. The high ceiling with large glass windows lets in plenty of light, which makes lunch the time to visit for the best atmosphere.


République Los Angeles blue door

The bakery kitchen is also set apart from the rest and provides an attraction all on its own. The smell of fresh breads and pastries drifts through the room. One dish found on nearly every table is the unexpectedly casual kimchi fried rice. It is out of place in this grand setting, but it is genuinely delicious.


Address: 624 S La Brea Ave, Los Angeles, CA 90036

Phone: +1-310-362-6115

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