L.O.A. Launches Brunch This Weekend In Atlanta

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There’s no better way to get your weekend morning started off than with a hearty brunch. Restaurant L.O.A., the new and hip eatery in West Midtown, is launching brunch service this weekend in Atlanta.

Brunch service will be offered in both the Restaurant and in the Grove sections of L.O.A.

New Brunch Spot: L.O.A.

L.O.A. is offering a brunch like no other. Instead of the stuffy traditional breakfast complete with overly cheerful maitre’d, this is your chance to indulge as you sip innovative cocktails near the pool amid the cabanas while a DJ plays atmospheric mixes.

And did we mention the food?

What’s On L.O.A.’s Brunch Menu?

The L.O.A. brunch menu includes refreshing twists on the classics like:

  • Le Omelette served with gruyere, fontina, truffled seasonal mushrooms, and potato galette
  • Brunch Burger with egg, thick cut bacon, truffle garlic aioli, taleggio and pommes frites
  • Strozzapreti Cacio e Pepe with pecorino crumble, and a pinot grigio emulsion
  • Crêpes Mille Feuille Brûlée with chocolate and banana

When Are The Brunch Hours At L.O.A?

Brunch service at L.O.A. starts at 11 a.m. every Saturday and Sunday.

You’ll need to make reservations to ensure that you get a seat at the weekend brunch.

Brunch is kind of a big deal in Atlanta. There are several delicious spots that are off the beaten path that you should definitely know about. Here’s our Atlanta Brunch Guide.

Metro Atlanta’s food and drink scene continues to grow with no stops on the horizon. Ready to try something new?

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