If a boozy brunch is what you're after (high five), Bacari PDR is your new favorite place! They do bottomless mimosas, bellinis and sangria pitchers for $15 an hour. 

So, go have your boozy brunch (plus order the croque madame), then walk the 100 yards and crash on the beach for a few.

I always love Cecconi's, Soho House, the Montage Beverly Hills...and AOC is beautiful.

Hi Valerie, 

Who doesn't love a good boozy brunch?! And LA knows how to do it, there are so many great places!

If you're looking for the best places "right now" check out Stir Market, a bright and casual European market-style restaurant and shop with a nice patio great for brunching. 

If you want to explore one of LA's soon-to-be coolest neighborhood then head to Atwater Village and eat at Canelé. You'll kill two birds with one stone...you can say you explored the hood before it was huge and you can eat the best french toast ever made (seriously, it is out of this world). 

A few other spots I like: 

Home Restaurant - Located in Los Feliz, Home has an amazing shady patio and is a perfect spot to come after a morning hike in Griffith Park. 

Eveleigh - While you might think the Sunset Strip is only for night time fun, go in the morning to Eveleigh. This place has a great vibe and a beautiful back patio. 

There's another 25 places I could mention, but lets cap it here for now :)

Have fun!

Pancho's Restaurant, a beautiful and wonderful Mexican restaurant in Manhattan Beach, has a great brunch with all the champagne you can drink.  Includes a fruit appetizer, entree, and dessert. And, of course, chips and salsa.  Very friendly waiters.  Most have been there for so long, their name tags have the number of years they have worked at Pancho's.  Been a local institution for many years.

I left out one very important detail (yikes)! It is only on Sundays!

Republique! It's near Greater Wilshire / Hancock Park http://republiquela.com/

I wanted to eat EVERYTHING there. The counter where you order is loaded with delicious pastries and the menu has a nice mix of breakfast and lunch dishes. I also had this lemon/basil/prosecco/riesling drink that was unusual and refreshing.

AOC, Faith & Flower, and Harlowe came to mind when you mentioned booze and brunch. These three places have the best cocktail menu in LA right now, and gorgeous decor in their own way. I can't get enough of AOC's cornmeal waffle with fried chicken - it's pure comfort food, and the ambiance there is cozy, perfect for a long, relaxing brunch. I love the Asian-inspired menu at Faith & Flower, sexy interior, and bold cocktails. Walking into Harlowe is like entering a different era - I've only tried the cocktails there (fabulous!) but brunch is on the list.  

Another brunch favorite is Republique for its perfectly poached eggs, great pastry, and the most delicious shakshouka in LA, set in a beautiful historic space that used to be Charlie Chaplin's office. I do find its order-at-the-counter and free sitting a bit stressful but there are usually free tables if you get there before noon. 

I'll split out some faves by hood, rated as some of my favorites in part because of the ambiance, but also the food as well. These are all places I'd go more than once. 

Mid City

• BLD Restaurant
• The Hart and the Hunter

West Hollywood

• Blu Jam Cafe
  

Culver City

• Cafe Vida
  

Venice

• Gjelina
  

Santa Monica

• Blue Daisy Cafe
  

Try the Larchmont Bungalow. Get the red & blue pancake, it's good for 5-6 people :)

• Sunny Spot- (Venice) Bottomless Mimosas for less than $15! Food isn't fab but definitely one of a kind meals in a fun environment! 
• Brick + Mortar - (Santa Monica) if you're down for a Main Street Santa Monica feel this spot is on point! ps... while its not "brunch-ish" their fermented tequila shots are AMAZE! 
• Huckleberry Cafe and Bakery (Santa Monica) - talk about food-gasm! all their food is to die for! #i'deatthisforEVER 
  

Tart Restaurant is amazing! Located on Fairfax across from the grove. Rush Street and The Overland Cafe are also good for boozy brunches in the Culver City area.

Gonna represent my hood (Belmont Shore) as some folks think LA does not extend past La Cienega! The Attic for a"Meat Man" bloody mary and chicken fried steak eggs benedict, Berlin Coffee House for great ambiance (try the Tallahassee Brunch, Grits or one of their vegetarian options) Starling Diner for stuffed french toast and bottomless mimosas, and Schooner Or Later where you'll wait at least 25 minutes but can have a pre-breakfast stroll around the marina before a great cocktail and some good home style breakfasts. Come a little bit south and try the LBC. It's not a ghetto and has some incredible resraurants.

Rae's Restaurant on Pico Bl in Santa Monica.

Try Yamashiro (Hollywood) and then go to the Magic Castle Hotelfor some close-up magic show. Spago Beverly Hills or Crustaceanin Beverly Hills.