Market Provisions

Passing by saw this gem of a spot. Not spot for dinner or lunch they got specials everyday of the week. Got in on a Monday so 1$ oyster can't go wrong with that. Oyster were very good more on the smaller side which I like the smaller oyster more then the bigger ones.
Very nicely decorated, customer service great, they had bottomless beer or wine happy hour and trust me your cup will not be empty. The servers always come around and check if alittle left the will add more so it keeps coming without you asking. Haha

For starters had the albacore sashimi plate with jalapeños, cucumber and some sauce. Very fresh and tasty must try

Got the double grass fed cheeseburger WOW what a juicy hamburger. They prepare the parties because once you start biting the pieces of the meat start chipping out. Very good quality meat.

Also ordered the salmon plate also very delicious.

Gotta come back for there spicy fried chicken next time in the area

$8 bottomless mimosas in Beverly hills?! Hell yeah! We accompanied our friend on our weekend trip to LA who raved about the place. We had reservations but it seemed at 1PM on Saturday afternoon. They have plenty of outdoor seating available. We ordered the pancakes, huevos rancheros and the avocado toast. You have to order an entree to unlock the bottomless mimosas.

The food was good overall, nothing extraordinary. They had serves walking around jugs of mimosas ready to top you off whenever you are running low making sure you cannot track the number of drinks you have had. Definitely stop by this place for brunch next time you are in Beverly hills?

Excellent brunch spot in the Fairfax district. Stopped here particularly for their benedict and bottomless mimosas. We arrived shortly after they opened(10am) and were seated outside quickly. We must have come at the best time because by the time we were leaving they were filled up with a line out the door.

We both got the same thing. Bottomless mimosas & their burrata and prosciutto benedict. Served with a side salad and over freshly baked bread, my only complaint is that for $19 you think you'd maybe get an actual side like potatoes instead of salad greens, but everything was really good so oh well. They filled the mimosas once half full often & the service was quick and attentive.

The menu is relatively simple but everything looks good. Would definitely come back again.

Nice space that always caught my eye on Beverly, especially with the people dining outside. But...basic brunch in all the wrong (or right, depending on what you're in the mood for) ways. Young crowd clearly there for the insanely cheap $5 (!!) bottomless mimosas as we saw these on 90% of the tables last Saturday brunch.

Everything on the menu reads heavy- lots of incorporation of sauces, cheeses, ingredients, etc. For 'healthier' options, they do offer a smattering of salads and one $17.50 acai bowl. That brings me to my next point- my friend and I both felt everything was definitely overpriced for what you get, probably to compensate for the cheap mimosas. My basic grilled cheese (more like panini) substituting fries for greens for an upcharge (those were good) was $20.

We sat at the bar so got a front row seat to the diner-like chaos happening back there. Weren't really sure who our server/bartender was so service was below average - sitting at the bar you wouldn't think you'd need to chase down someone for another glass of wine, but we had to.

When I say "diner-like" it means rushed and unappetizing. No care really brought to the customer experience. We sat behind a tray full of pre-made mimosas that sat there for a good 20+ minutes before someone picked one up for a table, all the while getting grossed out by all the fruit flies buzzing around the glasses, until one full-on fly landed in one. We made bets on how long it would take for someone to remove the glass...clearly enough for me to take a photo. So gross.

What food I was able to ingest after seeing all that was decent. But I will never return. Then again, always be warned of the behind-the-scene of a place that relies on bottomless mimosas...

Had a GREAT experience here for Saturday brunch with bottomless mimosas!

Food: 5/5
Mimosas: 5/5
Service: 4.5/5
Value: 4/5
Ambiance: 5/5

Mimosas were deliciously made with fresh squeezed orange juice and a decent champagne : OJ ratio. Refills were frequent enough to leave me and my friends happy & a bit more than tipsy by the time we left.

The fried chicken & biscuit was so flavorful and filling - I haven't tried the other dishes but this one was solid. My friend said he enjoyed the banana split French toast.

The overall brunch experience left us beyond satisfied, and despite being a bit pricy we definitely got our money's worth for $5 of ~6 rounds of mimosas! Would happily return on another weekend.

Market Provisions entices you for brunch with the $5 bottomless mimosa special on Saturdays and Sundays (yes please). However, you need to order an entree to get the deal and the entrees are pretty expensive... $19 for a grilled cheese, $21 for my crab croque, and any sides will be a la carte.

However, after doing the math, you're still getting a good bang for your buck in comparison to other brunch spots that are $20-$25 for bottomless.

The wait can be significant on weekends, but if you're able to snag a seat outside it's worth it.

Come for the food, stay for the mimosas... until they passively kick you out by not pouring anymore into you champagne flutes. Talk about rude, but I'll get to that later.

Market Provisions was our prime spot for our recent brunch date while I was in town. It's a chic, casual place with indoor and outdoor seating, and they were willing to accommodate our group size and our accessibility needs. However, we ended up needing to finagle a way for our friend to get her chair up into the restaurant, which we thought the management would assist us more in doing.

They offer a killer $5 bottomless deal when accompanied with at least a $12 minimum order for food. Given that all the brunch dishes were at least $14, I could say that it was a safe assumption that you would qualify. They make up the costs with the food so if you don't drink, swallow your pride because your meal itself will be a bit pricier.

They have all the typical options you'd find at any brunch spot such as sammies, chicken and waffles, yogurt bowls, etc. With that said, some dishes are more worthwhile than others. I ordered the Dungeness Crab Croque Madame ($18.50!!) because I was feeling seafoody and wanted a hearty meal. The sandwich itself ended up being pretty good with plenty of crab meat to go with the bread ratio. It is pricier than other items, but more bang-for-our-buck than say the yogurt bowl at $14 for something you can find in a market.

My other gripe with MP was really the passive-aggressive service towards the end. At the beginning, the management was very sweet and came through with the mimosas. After an hour though, we noticed that our waiter was actively avoiding us and we needed to flag them down for refills. Eventually, when we asked for one more glass (since we got the hint), the manager hesitated and told us that we needed to leave right after.

Mind you none of us were being rude or rambunctious at all despite having drunken a few glasses. It would have been nice for them to inform us when the "cut off" time was and not be so passive. This probably means we won't be returning back despite the good deal. It's okay though, there are plenty of other brunch spots to visit in LA.

Street parking is available and especially on the weekends, make sure to plan ahead and find a spot early.

Service: Absolute A+ service. The host found a place for us even though we didn't have a reservation and the place was packed. We sat outside protected by the oversized patio umbrellas and enjoyed the scenery.

Mimosas: when you order something that's at least $14 you can get bottomless mimosas for $5. Amazing value. Once we started, the staff would not let our glasses sit half full! They kept filling them to the rim. Much appreciated.

Food: The hubs got the 3 stack ricotta pancakes and a side of scrambled eggs and cheese. Those pancakes were EPIC!

Why the 4? I ordered Eggs in Purgatory which has a base of polenta. Unfortunately, they were just runny grits which was quite disappointing. However, the flavors were lovely.

Brunch review only:

Absolutely one of my favorite places to brunch... and NUMBER ONE best spot for bottomless mimosas in LA. My friends and I have been going here for years. The guys there are always friendly and the food is always delicious. They have a hangover special which changes every week. Plates I rotate regularly in no particular order cause they all are amazing (and we always get fries if not already included):

1. Steak & Eggs
2. Fried Chicken & Biscuit
3. Fried Chicken Sandwich
4. MP Burger
5. Hangover Special

Reservations recommended, especially for weekends. Will not seat unless full party is there. Indoor is small and cozy with plenty of outdoor seating which is great on a wonderful weathered day.

$5 BOTTOMLESS MIMOSAS! That. Is. All.
This cute and very trendy place was PERFECT! Brunched here last weekend and I can't say one thing bad about it. Staff was great (especially Luis). Mimosa glass was NEVER empty. They offer orange or grapefruit juice with your champagne.
Ohhhhh and the food...DELICIOUS and the portions are enough to satisfy. I had the chicken and biscuit with a prosciutto gravy (who knew there was such a heavenly thing.)
Homemade fries are everything you need and want in a potato.
Naturally we took an Uber, but parking looked fine in the area.