Where To Enjoy Easter Brunch And Events In And Around Long Beach

LONG BEACH, CA — Whether you're celebrating Easter Sunday with family, meeting friends for breakfast, or just in it for the mimosas, Long Beach has several brunch options to consider.

While some restaurants will be closed for the holiday on April 20, plenty in Long Beach and Los Angeles County will be open.

Plus, there are plenty of family-friendly activities going on in Long Beach leading up to and on Easter.

• Easter Egg Hunt at Wardlow Park on April 19, from 9 to 11 a.m. (Located at 3457 Stanbridge Ave.)
• Lattes and Local Finds on April 19, from 9 a.m. to noon is a pop-up market with free kid's crafts. (Located at 4145 Norse Way. Reserve a spot here).
• Easter Bunny Hunt at Sports Basement Long Beach on April 20, from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. (Located at 2100 N. Bellflower Blvd. Reserve a spot here).
• Easter at El Dorado Frontier on April 19, from 11 a.m. to 5 p.m. Snap festive photos in a Wild West environment. (Located at 7550 E. Spring St. Get your tickets here).

No matter where you land this Easter Sunday, be sure to book in advance — these eateries tend to fill up faster than a basket of chocolate eggs.

Here are the eateries serving brunch on April 20 this year:

• Telefèric Barcelona — Long Beach: The Spanish restaurant located at 2nd and PCH offers a waterfront experience (Located at 6420 Pacific Coast Highway, Suite 160).
• AMMATOLI: The popular Downtown Long Beach restaurant offers a Levantine Cuisine. (Located at 285 E. Third St.)
• Kalaveras: The family-owned restaurant recently opened up a new location at The Pike, offering Latin American culinary classics with a modern twist. (Located at 91 S. Pine Ave.)
• The Promenade Café on The Queen Mary: This oceanfront attraction offers a hearty breakfast buffet, lunch and dinner options, along with views of the Long Beach skyline. (Located at 1126 Queens Highway).