Happy Easter have listed some great restaurants to celebrate the holiday – 2025 Easter Sunday. Don’t forget to visit our sister site EatTravelGo.com, an art inspired travel site. We also review a lot of restaurants. Check out our ETG Eat/Drink Page for tons of restaurant staff pick as well as reviews.
2025 Easter Sunday
Easter brunch anyone??? Head to Beverly Hills..to the the Four Seasons. Culina features a fully immersive buffet Easter Brunch. Seating starts early (see below). If you have children be sure to schedule your brunch so you can catch the Easter Bunny. The star of the day can be spotted from 11:30am to 12:30pm as well as from 2:30pm to 3:30pm. So plan accordingly. Read a Review of Culina (by me) on our sister site EatTravelGo.com – an art inspired travel site.
The Easter Bunny makes an appearance from 11:30am to 12:30pm and from 2:30pm to 3:30pm. Little ones can embark on an Easter egg hunt at 12:00 noon and 3:00pm with surprises and prizes awaiting their discovery.
The buffet includes a variety of cuisine including a carving station, sushi and seafood, salads, made-to-order omelettes, waffles, and more. Event: 10:30am – 2:30pm; Cost: $250 per adult; $125 per child aged between 5 – 12. Free under 5; Culina, The Four Seasons, 300 S Doheny Dr, Los Angeles, CA 90048; https://www.fourseasons.com/losangeles/dining/
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In Culver City…Head to the historic Culver Hotel for a fantastic Easter buffet. Located on the second floor of the hotel, the elegant buffet includes salads, crudités, a chef-attended omelet station, pasture-raised beef, fresh fish, gourmet pasta, fluffy French toast, and an assortment of delectable pastries. Bring the whole family for an afternoon filled with great food, laughter, and unforgettable moments. Free face painting for kids on the garden patio! Event: 10am-2pm; Prices run $100 per adult and $55 per child; Culver Hotel, 9400 Culver Boulevard Culver City, CA 90232; https://www.culverhotel.com/culver-city-california-events
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Butterfly Pavilion
In South Los Angeles…Another fun thing to do is to visit the Natural History Museum’s Butterfly Pavilion. My husband and I love this installation. I spent some time at the NHM Butterfly Pavilion, and it was so delightful. If you stand still these beautiful creatures will land right on you. My husband wrote a touching article about his experience on our sister site – EatTravelGo.com Read his Natural History Museum Butterfly Pavilion article.
Zebra Longwing butterfly at the Butterfly Pavillion at the Natural History Museum; photo by Richard Bilow;
In addition to friendly butterflies, attendees can also enjoy native plants, and caterpillars. Tickets to the Pavilion are an additional $10 plus museum admission which is $18; Free for Members; Reservation required. *Please note that tickets are for 30 minute time slots. Open: 10am-4:30pm; NHM Butterfly Pavilion, 900 Exposition Blvd., Los Angeles, CA 90007; https://nhm.org/
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Downtown
We have another brunch below however if you are interested in a more casual eating experience visit the weekly LA Smorgasburg. For Easter Sunday the theme is “Put An Egg on Everything Day: Caviar Edition”, featuring Astrea Caviar. Guests can sample caviar and enjoy egg-themed vendor specials.
Smorgasburg Los Angeles is a popular weekly culinary adventure at Row DTLA every Sunday. Additionally this lively open-air market features an array of local food vendors as well as a family-friendly beer garden. Be aware no dogs are permitted. Event: 10am to 4pm; Row DTLA, 777 S. Alameda St. LA, 90021; https://la.smorgasburg.com/
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Also downtown…City Club LA invites families to an Easter Brunch with a very special guest – the Easter Bunny. Enjoy a tasty Easter brunch and a special appearance by the guest of honor…the Easter Bunny! City Club LA will provide a buffet style brunch with a special menu for the holiday. Event Times: 11am and 2pm; Price: Adults: $95 + fee; Child (5-12): $35 + fee; 4 and under: Free; City Club LA, 55 S. Flower Street Penthouse – 51st Floor Los Angeles, CA 90071; https://www.invitedclubs.com/clubs/city-club-los-angeles
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LA Theatre
In Hollywood…The School of Night presents the World Premiere of Hellas, written and directed by Christopher William Johnson at the Broadwater Mainstage. Tonight’s performance is 5 hours. It features parts 1 & II (with three intermissions). The story is split into two parts while encompassing the evolution of societal structures, revenge along with unlikely alliances, and an emerging system of justice.
Read more on the Hellas at the Broadwater Mainstage Feature. Tickets range from $25 – $30; $5 off for students with ID. Group discounts available. Visit the website for more info or see link to make reservations: https://www.ticketleap.events/tickets/school-of-night/hellas
Performance 2-7pm (Parts 1 & II along with three intermissions); The Broadwater Mainstage, 1076 Lillian Way, LA, 90038; https://www.thebroadwaterla.com
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In Mid City…The Mint presents Jazz Sundays. The rotating selection offers the best in LA’s Jazz Music scene, and stay late for its Sunday residency. Be sure to check the Mint’s calendar for up-to-date info as well as guest performers/musicians.
Furthermore, Musicians who want to jam will get in free with an instrument after 9pm (one drink minimum). For table reservations, please email themintdinnerreservations@gmail.com Doors open: 7pm; Enjoy the jam with special guests; Sam Hirsh Trio: 9:30pm; Ticket prices vary depending on entry time; Visit the website for the full schedule. The Mint, 6010 W Pico Blvd, Los Angeles, CA 90035; https://themintla.
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Live Jazz
Finally in Westwood…experience a funky and soulful Easter with Ellis Hall at Vibrato Grill Jazz. Known as the Ambassador of Soul, guests will enjoy a very special evening of live music. Performance: 7:30pm; Vibrato Grill Jazz, 2930 Beverly Glen Circle LA, 90077; https://www.vibratogrilljazz.com
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