Brunch at El Torito - Redondo Beach


I usually work on the weekends 
and always miss out on brunch.

So when I was invited to 
the newly remodeled El Torito 
on the Redondo Beach Pier,
it was time to take a Sunday off.


El Torito is located upstairs on the pier.


Once seated, the drink selection is tough.

So many good margaritas or
the more traditional brunch
beverage, a mimosa...
(bottomless mimosas too)


I could sit here all day,
But it was time to checkout the buffet!


Perhaps some coffee to start?


OR Horchata and Agua Fresca?


So you can tell mom 
you ate your greens...


What’s a brunch on the beach
without seafood???


It was as good as it looks.


Seafood Paella


Yup, tamales too...


Rice, beans and my favorite,
Huevos Rancheros 


Something for the kids...

Chicken & Mac-n-Cheese


It can’t be an El Torito event
without a Taco Bar and
house-made corn tortillas, right?


Lots of proteins to choose from...

If there wasn’t other food,
I’d be here all day!


Can’t forget about the Waffle Bar
with Churros.


Dessert Bar

Lots of good choices!


See What Jay Eats...

In honor of Jonathan Gold,
I started with tacos,
Carnitas & Chorizo 

Tacos Forever 


Huevos Rancheros 
with a cheese enchilada,
rice, potatoes and bacon.


Couldn’t pass up a fresh waffle,
with apples, strawberry sauce and 
whipped cream.


Another round of tacos,
Carnitas & Al Pastor


Sausage & Spinach Omelette 
with Machaca & Eggs


The best thing about buffets,
you can create your own dish.


A Waffle Tower & Churros 

Just look at that...

A beautiful view too.


Waffle, Churros and Flan creation 


As I mentioned above, 
I don’t get out to Sunday Brunch often.

Besides working weekends,
I’m not much of a breakfast eater.

So when a restaurant like El Torito 
does a brunch buffet, I know they’ll 
be a Taco Bar and Mexican favorites
to choose from...

This was my first time to their 
Redondo Beach location, 
it’s been newly remodeled 
and is a nice place with a great view.

The Sunday Brunch,
with bottomless mimosas,
is $29.99 with all of the 
food stations you see included.

Visit them on Taco Tuesdays too!


After brunch, take a walk on the pier
and make it a beautiful Sunday!




100-G Fishermans Wharf 
Redondo Beach, CA 90277




Gracias!
Larry & Monica Fink





NOTE:  I was a guest of El Torito.
I thank them for the invitation and hospitality.
All comments and opinions are strictly my own.








Photos by Jay Terauchi
Jay Eats Worldwide 
(c) Jay Terauchi 

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