2022 Best San Fernando Valley Easter Brunch Restaurants in Los Angeles Area
Easter Sunday Restaurants in San Fernando Valley
Celebrate Easter Sunday on April 17, 2022, by enjoying a special brunch in the San Fernando Valley, including Calabasas, North Hollywood, Sherman Oaks and Westlake Village.If you're looking to soak in the springtime with mimosas and eggs Benedict, check out GAYOT's picks for the Best Easter Brunch Restaurants in LA's San Fernando Valley, presented in alphabetical order.
> Browse the Best Easter Brunch Restaurants in LA neighborhoods:
- Top 10 Across Los Angeles County
- Beverly Hills & West LA
- Long Beach & South Bay
- Los Angeles Downtown
- Pasadena & San Gabriel Valley
- Santa Monica & Malibu
- West Hollywood, Mid-City & Hollywood.
> Also, check GAYOT's:
- Easter Brunch Restaurants in other cities
- Easter Brunch Champagne Cocktails
- Cooking Ideas for Easter Brunch at home.
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The Castaway
The Castaway in Burbank features specialty steaks and sweeping views overlooking the San Fernando Valley and beyond. See More
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Cork Dork
Read the full review and see a photo gallery of Cork Dork, a boutique wine bar in Westlake Village.See More
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Firefly
Expect a sexy library lounge and romantic garden patio at Studio City’s Firefly. See More
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Aged, hand-cut meats; recommended food and wine pairings; and four-course menus are available at this upscale chain steakhouse. See More
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The Front Yard, which resides in front of The Garland hotel in North Hollywood, serves farm-fresh seasonal dishes. See More
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Spanish-influenced fare for breakfast and lunch in Woodland Hills. See More
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Petit Trois
A larger location in Sherman Oaks for the French bistro from chefs Ludo Lefebvre, Jon Shook and Vinny Dotolo. See More
A favorite destination for Angelenos to escape the city for a romantic dinner or Sunday brunch in a rustic setting. See More
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SANTUARI
California cuisine with Mediterranean influences in Toluca Lake. See More
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