For all the egg enthusiasts out there, Eggslut’s sandwiches are worth waiting in line for. With a variety to choose from, the cheeseburger does not disappoint. Quality Wagyu beef, caramelized onions, bread and butter pickles, cheddar and an over medium egg makes this burger top notch. Swap out the warm brioche for a biscuit, which really soaks up the bread and adds a whole new level of awesome.

The Valley’s food options are getting better every month, and both locations of The Local Peasant hold their own, with a multitude of brunch options. The Peasant Burger is the specialty and guess what it consists of. Cheese, grilled onions, special sauce, and yep, a crispy fried egg.

Plan Check is the no brainer spot on this list. Known for its burger specialties, the Chef’s Favorite is a must, for first-time Plan Check brunch goers. Look forward to cheese two ways, bacon two ways, ketchup leather that helps prevent the bread from becoming soggy, a sunny fried egg that will burst in your mouth, and hot sauce for some heat. With three locations now in LA, there’s no reason to miss out.

Bru’s Wiffle is another popular Westside brunch spot where the wait can be overwhelming. However, the extensive menu keeps people patient, with two brunch burger options on the menu. Bonus: choose between a pretzel bun and a brioche bun. Additionally, they have mini waffle sliders; add an egg for a sweet and salty combo.

Whether you’re in Santa Monica or Hollywood, The Hungry Cat will take care of your brunch burger craving. If you feel like something rich and full of flavor, check out the pug burger which features blue cheese, bacon, avocado and a fried egg to seal the deal.

Blue Plate Oysterette may be an unlikely brunch spot, but sometimes all you want is a brunch burger when your friends what oysters and champagne. BP's your spot. The burger is as simple as they come, but sometimes simple goes a long way.

If you’re looking to really cure a hangover, head over to Rush Street in Culver City, for the blackened red-eye burger. Where brunch burger meets eggs benedict, you can smother this burger with the hollandaise sauce given to you, killing three birds with one stone. All indecisive diners are welcome.

For DTLA views, live music on weekends, boozy drinks, people watching and rooftop location, this spot is a hit. The Perch's brunch burger will add to the ambiance, with ingredients that include aged ground beef, Gruyere cheese, garlic aioli, and a fried egg, with a choice between rosemary thyme frites or a green salad.

Bacaro LA, known for affordable small plates, an amazing happy hour, and weekly specials, has an open-faced brunch burger worth trying. Served on a pain de mie, it will have a sweeter taste than most French bread. Pair it with the Bacaro fries and you’ll have a fried egg double whammy.