The best kid-friendly breakfasts in Los Angeles can be found all over Southern California, from the eastside to the westside, the south bay, and the valley. Angelenos are blessed to live in one of the top foodie cities in the United States. From American staples like the French dip and cheeseburger, to unique fusion cuisine like Roy Choi's Kogi trucks, dining options are endless across this sprawling metropolis. While breakfast usually isn't at the front of folks' minds when they think of the culinary scene (okay, maybe brunch), Los Angeles is jam-packed with choices. 

For those of us toting along children breakfast choices can be a little more limited. After all, kids won't be enticed by bottomless mimosas. However, there's a plethora of kid-friendly breakfast spots in Los Angeles. Whether you're a stay-at-home parent looking to pop in for a bite before or after the park, or searching for the perfect weekend breakfast for the entire family, here are our favorites.

If you need more kid-friendly breakfasts in Los Angeles, there's always donut shops, coffee shops, bagel shops, and so many other dining destinations in our best restaurants for kids guide. 

A great coffee shop in Los Angeles is a wonderful respite where parents can get that much-needed daily caffeine fix. Unfortunately, it can be challenging for a parent with kids in tow to find a nice, relaxing place to grab a cup (or several cups) of coffee. Of course, this is Los Angeles; a place you can find just about anything. That means there's an abundance of coffee shops in Los Angeles that are great for kids. 

The best coffee shops in Los Angeles go the extra mile to provide entertainment for kids, comfortable seating and outdoor spaces, and kid-friendly fare so they can join in on recharging (even if they're skipping the caffeine). Here are some of our favorite kid-friendly coffee shops across the Southland. 

For most of the year, Heritage Square is a living, open-air architectural museum that hosts guided tours of the buildings—and while they are purportedly haunted, visiting is not a spooky experience. However, when mid-October rolls around, Heritage Square transforms into Cemetery Lane. It’s a land of monsters, ghosts, games, and, of course, candy. The ghouls have a lighthearted approach to spooking, focused on handing out candy and not terrifying small children. Open until Halloween night, Heritage Square’s Cemetery Lane is a perfectly unique way to celebrate both Halloween and Los Angeles.

I took my two little girls, and our whole family had a wonderful time. This taste of LA will become part of my family's Halloween tradition for years to come. Here's why...

And if you're looking for more Halloween outings that are great for kids of all ages, check out our reviews of Haunt O' Ween and Nights of the Jack. You can find those reviews, and loads more fun activities for the spooky season, in our Halloween Fun and Activities Guide for Los Angeles Kids.