Dave Reiss went from DJing and throwing underground parties to opening some of L.A.'s hottest cafés, bars, and places to dine. Sunny Spot is no exception. The laid-back neighborhood eatery sits at the end of Abbot Kinney, Venice’s ritzy boutique-and-restaurant-lined boulevard, near Marina Del Rey. Patrons stop in for fresh, healthy plates at breakfast, lunch, and dinner, but the café's most popular hours by far are during brunch. Snag a table and you can expect menu items like the pulled-pork breakfast burrito; the bacon, egg, and cheese bagel with habanero aioli; and the brisket hash with kale, sunny-side-up eggs, and caramelized onions. And, of course, bottomless mimosas.
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Dave Reiss went from DJing and throwing underground parties to opening some of L.A.'s hottest cafés, bars, and places to dine. Sunny Spot is no exception. The laid-back neighborhood eatery sits at the end of Abbot Kinney, Venice’s ritzy boutique-and-restaurant-lined boulevard, near Marina Del Rey. Patrons stop in for fresh, healthy plates at breakfast, lunch, and dinner, but the café's most popular hours by far are during brunch. Snag a table and you can expect menu items like the pulled-pork breakfast burrito; the bacon, egg, and cheese bagel with habanero aioli; and the brisket hash with kale, sunny-side-up eggs, and caramelized onions. And, of course, bottomless mimosas.
