The massive West Hollywood hotspot Catch is a celebrity magnet as well as a great place for brunch. Book one of the restaurant's 340 seats and try the Chick N' Egg Sandwich with a sunny-side-up egg, organic crispy chicken, caramelized onions, pickles, arugula and herb mayo. Enjoy the see-and-be-seen atmosphere over some champagne, one of the best pairings possible with fried chicken.

Ludo Lefebvre took his beloved Petit Trois concept and opened it in Sherman Oaks. At Petit Trois Le Valley, guests can expect the same Parisian feel of the original Hollywood location, but with more space and new menu items. One such dish is the Mec Muffin breakfast sandwich with Parisian ham, American cheese, egg and sage.

Chef Charles Olalia at Ma'am Sir is responsible for making what may be Los Angeles' best breakfast sandwich. It's not just perfectly cooked and exceptionally delicious — it's interesting and different as well. The Longganisa Sandwich stars housemade pork sausage, atchara (pickled unripe papaya), a fried egg and mayo on a pillowy bun. While you're waiting for your breakfast sandwich to arrive, snack on the pan de sal with pandan curd.

Australian cafe Paramount Coffee Project brought its owners' vision to Los Angeles with a location inside ROW DTLA. Breakfast sandwiches here get served on buttery biscuits, like The PCP Breakfast Sandwich with curried egg salad, lemongrass cured ham, tomato jam and pea tendrils on a salt-and-pepper biscuit.