Oceanside Easter brunch for two?

One of the odd things is that there are fewer places to eat right on the beach/ocean in LA than you would expect. It seems like we should have tons of options all with amazing views, but not the case. I noticed you're other question that you're going to Geoffrey's Malibu which is one of those places and I think you'll enjoy it. Not as nice as Geoffrey's is Paradise Cove Cafe. 
It's literally right on the sand and the only place i know of that you can actually have a drink with your feet in the sand. It gets crowded and as far as i know they don't take reservations. But if you go there, check the tide charts, because at low tide you can take a walk north on the beach for quite a ways toward Point Dume State Beach.  

Another option is The Strand House in Manhattan Beach. It has a nice view overlooking the pier and they do take reservations.

From there a walk down the strand and/or pier is always a nice treat. :)

Have fun!

My all-time most favorite ocean front restaurant is One Pico at Shutters On the Beach. The food is phenomenal and the view is totally insane. They also have two other great restaurants, The Living Room and Coast but nothing beats One Pico. The food is amazing and it is beyond lovely. GREAT celeb watching, too-I once saw Kevin Spacey there. If they would let me move in I would. 

If you're looking for a nice view, you can check out the restaurants at Terranea Resort. You may want to call ahead to see if you need to make reservations on Easter. Here's the link to their restaurants

There's also El Torito at the Redondo Beach pier. It has a wonderful view, but the food can be average to decent. And Tony's on the Pier is right there as well. They have live music at 7pm.

Shutters On the Beach is popular but classic.