Best Breakfast Spots in Torrance

No way we can keep this kind of breakfast goodness to ourselves. Arguably the best meal of the day, breakfast even shows up as brinner come dinner time – and for a very delicious reason. It’s awesome! This is a meal Torrance happily pays tribute to and these spots are among the best.

HOTEL BREAKFAST

Waking up to a fabulous breakfast definitely has its perks. At these hotels, you’ll find an amazing one just downstairs, way better than your typical continental breakfast.

Treat yourself to a traditional Japanese breakfast at Ise-Shima in the elegant Miyako Hybrid Hotel, where their breakfast buffet offers both American and Japanese dishes.

For a healthy breakfast in a relaxing, modern vibe, stop in at the Bistro at the Courtyard by Marriott Los Angeles Torrance/Palos Verdes where avocado toast and a cup of Starbucks await. Inside the Torrance Marriot Redondo Beach, you can breakfast it up at 21 Square on coastal fare.

BREWERY BRUNCHES

Good news! Breweries do breakfast, too! The Red Car Brewery & Restaurant is springing forward with the introduction of BRUNCH!  Can you say $6 Mimosas and Pizza Benedict?!  YUM! HopSaint Brewery is serving up Jambalaya Scramble, Shrimp & Grits, and more, every Sunday from 10:00 AM – 2:00 PM – don’t forget you can top your brunch with their award-winning chili, too!  And . . . while the Brews Hall may not serve eggs, they open at 11:30 AM, so you can start your day with a michelada, their signature Bloody Mary, Mimosa, or a breakfast beer!

BREAKFAST BLISS SPOTS

Perhaps the most unique spot on our list, King’s Hawaiian Bakery & Restaurant is a hands-down Torrance favorite. Their King’s Hawaiian French Toast is our pick and their breakfast is available all day, so brinner is definitely an option.

When in Torrance, eat like the locals do at Rudy’s in Old Torrance. It’s an old-fashioned diner with spectacular breakfast specials like their John Wayne breakfast and their many amazing omelets.

If organic oatmeal and acai bowls are how you breakfast, then we highly recommend Beach Bowls Acai Café.  Smoothies, pitaya (dragon fruit) bowls and acai bowls are what they do best.

At Madre! every weekend you can enjoy an authentic Oaxacan breakfast featuring carne asada & eggs, breakfast burritos, tostada de tinga con huevos. And of course, don’t forget your $5 mimosas!

Frida Mexican Cuisine offers a Mariachi brunch on Sunday’s featuring an all-you-can-eat buffet and bottomless mimosas and margaritas!

Misto Caffe and Bakery and the Bettolino Kitchen and also offer great weekend brunch specials and drink menus.

COFFEE & TEA SPOTS

Cozzi Café over in Old Torrance is bursting with rom-com charm and quirky drinks like Whiskey Barrel Aged Coffee, Camouflage Matcha with chocolate and Coconut Voodoo, a caffeine-free detox drink with activated charcoal and tropical coconut.

Chado Tea is another unique spot you’ll want to check out. It’s your traditional tea room with a Torrance twist. They have fun, themed tea experiences and just about any kind of tea you can imagine with amazing salads, sandwiches and the most beautiful little desserts to complement any brunch outing.

Caffe Tre Venezie is a super classy, Italian coffee spot right on Pacific Coast Highway (PCH). You’ll get that European coffee experience with spectacular pastries and then you can just drive up the coast a bit or hang out along the shore.

DANG GOOD DONUTS

Thanks to the famous Randy’s Donuts, Los Angeles is known for these pastries and Torrance has more than stepped up to the plate. We have our own Randy’s Donuts right on Hawthorne Blvd, offering the same world-famous donuts that have earned Randy’s its reputation as one of the top donut shops in the country.

At Torrance Bakery they kill it on all the classic donuts and then step it up with a variety of scones and muffins. Feel free to grab some petit fours or their amazing cupcakes for later, like their Boston Crème or Maple Bacon. They also do all kinds of fun events like making gingerbread houses at Christmas and sugar cookies at Easter.

Sidecar Doughnuts is another specialty donut shop you really should check out. Their donuts are hand-crafted deliciousness, but it’s the artistic flair and inventive flavors that really set them apart like Vegan Huckleberry Peanut Butter Drizzle or Salted Malted Cookie Dough.

Lola’s Doughnuts – found in the Del Amo Fashion Center  is not your ordinary doughnut shop. They are a hand-crafted, artisanal doughnut shop, making their doughnuts fresh every morning, from scratch, using the finest ingredients possible.

INDULGE IN TORRANCE

With more than 400 different restaurants, you’ll find everything from the classic to the quirky in Torrance. To find more fun things to do in Torrance, stop by the California Welcome Center Torrance at the Del Amo Fashion Center at the main entrance on level 1. They can help you plan out your whole vacation on their interactive kiosks while you’re there. Hurry and book your stay today.