
Globally-inspired brunch made from locally-sourced produce, alongside innovative zero-proof cocktails, high quality coffee, and meticulously sourced loose-leaf teas. Michelin-recognized Chef Andrew Bachelier (Jeune et Jolie, Campfire, Addison) and his team work with the seasons to create an often-rotating menu of nourishing breakfast and lunch items with worldly inspiration. Michelin Bib Gourmand 2025.
Hours
| Friday | 9 AM–2 PM |
| Saturday | 9 AM–2 PM |
| Sunday | 9 AM–2 PM |
| Monday | Closed |
| Tuesday | Closed |
| Wednesday | 9 AM–2 PM |
| Thursday | 9 AM–2 PM |
Address and Contact Information
Address: 1076 N Coast Hwy 101, Encinitas, CA 92024
Phone: (760) 230-1237
Website: https://www.atelier-manna.com/
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Reviews
Atmosphere felt like I was on a beach vacation!
We ordered the Turkish eggs, the Manna bowl with smoked salmon, and a side of hanger steak. The Turkish eggs were the star, silky poached eggs over cool herbed yogurt with that chili garlic butter that makes you want extra toast. The Manna bowl was clean and balanced, and the smoked salmon add on made it feel like a full meal without getting heavy. The hanger steak side was a smart add, simple, well cooked, and genuinely high quality.
Dessert was strong. The pistachio bread pudding is rich and cozy, and I loved the little pops of fruit like the kiwi that keep it feeling bright, not just sweet on sweet. The Greek yogurt panna cotta is the perfect contrast, light, tangy, and refreshing. We also got to meet Laura and the chef, and the thoughtfulness really shows in how the menu is put together and how seriously they take sourcing, especially the fresh vegetables coming from Sage Hill Farm.
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Do book in advance as they are quite popular
We ordered the çılbır (Turkish eggs) and added the hanger steak, and honestly, it was perfection. The steak was grilled beautifully — juicy, tender, and right at medium rare — and it paired seamlessly with the soft-poached eggs. The herbed yogurt added this cool, tangy balance to the rich chili-garlic butter, and the torn herbs gave everything a bright, fresh lift. Every bite had that ideal mix of creamy, spicy, and savory. The toast was golden and crunchy, perfect for chasing down every bit of sauce.
Then came the torrija (Spanish-style French toast), and wow. It’s rich without being heavy — a thick-cut sourdough soaked in yuzu cheesecake custard, topped with pecans, pear, and candied ginger. The textures were layered beautifully: crisp edges, custardy center, bright citrus notes cutting through the sweetness. It’s one of those dishes that makes you stop mid-bite just to appreciate what’s happening.
Manna feels like the kind of place where brunch becomes an experience — cozy, elevated, and genuinely creative. Every plate feels crafted with care, and it shows.
If you love brunch done thoughtfully, this is it.
We eat at a lot of restaurants, and this one genuinely stood out. Every dish was a work of art and full of flavor.
What we ordered:
• Çılbır (Turkish Eggs) with Steak (extra)(worth it) – Perfectly poached eggs over herbed yogurt with chili garlic butter and toast. The added steak was juicy, well-seasoned, and the perfect protein boost. Rich, comforting, and deeply flavorful.
• Hamachi Crudo – Light, fresh, and beautifully balanced with watermelon, avocado, and tomato.
• Greek Yogurt Panna Cotta (x2) – Visually stunning and delicious, with pink guava tapioca and seasonal toppings. A standout dish, it was soooo good we ordered a second one.
• Cold Brew Coffee – Smooth, bold, and served over beautiful spherical ice.
• Orange Juice (x2) – Super fresh, vibrant, and clean.
• Kids Plate – Simple and satisfying. It came with a soft rolled omelet, fresh bread, and a cute little fruit cup with star-shaped apples. Our little one loved it.
⚠️ Tip #1: Make a reservation ahead of time – we almost didn’t get seated, and this is not a spot you want to miss.
⚠️ Tip #2: If you’re eyeing the Torrija (Spanish-style French toast) – Patrick let us know it takes around 30 minutes to prepare, so it’s best to order that one right at the beginning.