Encanto Cafe is a charming spot in La Jolla where the aroma of freshly roasted coffee beans mingles with the scent of freshly made breakfast and brunch dishes. When I visited Encanto Cafe La Jolla, the Mexican mocha was one of the things I recommended trying, along with the Nutella waffle for something sweet.
Here’s what to know about Encanto Cafe, including what to order, its location and why I think it is worth considering for your next La Jolla breakfast stop.
Nestled in the heart of La Jolla, Encanto Cafe is not just a coffee shop; it’s a haven for those seeking a cozy ambiance, mouthwatering food, and the perfect cup of coffee. The location on Prospect Street is close to neighborhood stores, the natural beauty of The Cove area, and upscale village lifestyle.
As you step into Encanto, the cozy and inviting atmosphere welcomes you with open arms. The decor is a delightful blend of modern chic and rustic charm, creating the perfect backdrop for your coffee dates, catching up with friends, or solo indulgence. The stylish outdoor seating areas make it an ideal spot to soak up the La Jolla sunshine, and watch the tourists walk by.
The heart and soul of Encanto Cafe is the owner, Patricia. Warm, friendly, and genuinely passionate about creating a community hub, the owner’s charisma adds an extra layer of charm to the whole experience. Whether you’re a regular or a first timer, you’re treated like family.
First things first: the coffee! At Encanto Cafe, they take their coffee seriously. The beans are sourced from Mexico, ensuring each cup has huge flavor that will awaken your taste buds. Pro tip: get the Mexican Mocha.
But it’s not just about the coffee. The food at Encanto is just as standout. The menu includes flaky pastries that are made at local bakeries, hearty sandwiches, salads, bowls, toasts, and classic breakfast items. The acai bowl has plenty of fresh fruit, and the waffle with Nutella is a sweet treat.
There’s a lot of love and passion in each of their dishes. You can literally taste their dedication to quality and taste. They make their own syrups for the coffee using brown sugar, and the sauces, aioli and dressings are also made fresh in-house.
Even if you are not a coffee lover, if you’re on the lookout for a new La Jolla coffee shop that combines superb coffee, delicious bites, a charming atmosphere, and friendly faces, Encanto Cafe is the place to be. I promise that your taste buds will thank you for visiting.
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