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    Manuela

    4.2 (2.3k reviews)
    Closed 10:00 am - 2:30 pm, 5:30 PM - 10:00 PM

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    Moderate noise
    Good for groups

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    Grilled asparagus
    Beatrice V.

    I'm obsessed with this restaurant! This place is such a vibe. I came here for brunch to celebrate my bday with my family. It's located within Hauser & Wirth which I discovered is an art gallery. When you walk through the building and enter the restaurant, it's such a big open space and doesn't feel cramped at all. Such a nice ambiance with lovely greenery and decor. Perfect for celebrations or a nice date out! Great for photos too. Across the way from the restaurant, there's even an area with fresh herbs being grown and you can even see a bunch of chickens! So if you come with little ones, they'll be super entertained and will have a great time here. We ordered a whole bunch of food and split everything. Upon seeing so many reviews for the cornbread, we had to get that and wow wow wow it is so worth the hype. Unreal. We had to order 2 because it was that good. Smoked albacore dip, ocean trout tartare, and louisiane shrimp aguachile were all good. The cara cara salad was diviiiiiine, so unique, it's a salad of oranges but it had such a unique flavor and had a slight kick to it. It's one of a kind! Both the grilled yellowtail and hangar steak were delicious, the steak comes with two eggs. Both cooked to perfection. Got a side of grilled asparagus, this one had an interesting twist with seaweed. Tasty but other dishes shined more. We ordered so much food and everything had such a beautiful presentation and was really delicious! I would come back here again in a heartbeat. One of my fave restaurants in LA, by far. Service was great too!

    Chicken coop!
    Miriam F.

    We came here to celebrate my sister's birthday, and so glad we did! This place is located in the arts district In LA and it definitely has that vibe. We came here with my two kiddos. We ended up sharing a ton of the dishes, but sadly they are unable to substitute or remove dairy or cheese from any of the dishes. My sister and her boyfriend don't eat dairy, so it is a little tricky. That said, the waitress was very kind and she mentioned which dishes had no dairy so they could choose those. The ones that really stood out were the cornbread---we ended up, ordering two! The albacore fish dip dish was really good. The asparagus dish was pretty good, but pretty salty. I don't recommend the grilled fish because it was really dry. The rest of the dishes were great! The ambience is awesome. You're surrounded by plants and it feels like you're eating in a garden. This place is kind of a hit or miss when it comes to kids mostly because all they have a chicken coop in the side, when my kids were wandering about next to our table in this open space, the security guards told us to make our kids sit down. It was not the greatest experience from that standpoint, but our waitress, Ally was great with the kids! TLDR: great flavors, fantastic ambience, wouldn't bring kids here

    Great drink options.
    Harold V.

    We finally made it to Manuela for date night after years of seeing it all over social media. And honestly? The space lives up to the hype. It's inside a massive historic warehouse in the Arts District and the restaurant feels like an oasis hidden inside an industrial building. There's a cool open-air courtyard in the middle where sunlight pours in, so even though you're technically indoors, it feels partially outside. Tons and tons of plants, a beautiful bar and high ceilings make the place feel special. And that's what I wanted for date night. Not just dinner 20 minutes from home, but somewhere that felt special. The food absolutely delivered. The roasted chicken was simple but perfectly executed with juicy meat and crispy skin. The smoked albacore dip with rice chips was subtle, smoky and not overly fishy. Great starter. The soft shell crab was excellent too, but I was surprised that the snap peas and yellow squash alongside it stole the show. Perfectly crisp and farmer's market fresh. I usually don't even care about those vegetables. The drink menu also deserves love. Huge wine list, beautiful cocktails, and super funny cocktail/mocktail names. My wife loved the "Ta Ta Tatiana" mocktail and I had a Japanese lager I'd never tried before and it was great. Now for the reason this is a 3-star review instead of 5. The service just didn't match the quality of the food or atmosphere. The host barely acknowledged us while fake-typing at the computer. The guy who seated us felt like he was dropping off luggage. And our waitress had absolutely zero warmth or energy. Asking her to describe the smoked albacore dip seemed to physically inconvenience her and she almost talked us out of ordering it. Overall, we were just one of her tables she had to drop food off to. I'm not trying to trash people working hard service jobs. I worked those jobs too when I was younger. But when you're charging these prices and creating this kind of experience, hospitality matters. There's so much to love about Manuela. The space is beautiful. The food is memorable. But welcoming guests should feel like part of the experience, not an afterthought. On a side note, although he wasn't our server, but the server for all the tables around us, big shout out to Angel! We longingly watched him as he chatted up his guests and made them laugh as he described dishes and told stories. Give that man a raise.

    Hen of the Woods Mushroom, Polenta Cake, Crème Fraiche, Garlic
    Thomas Q.

    Wednesday afternoon, cool breeze , surrounded by eclectic art, bricks and old warehouse vibe . Easy service. Fresh ingredients taste better .

    Our light lunch: Smoked Albacore Dip w Rice Crackers  + Biscuits w  Butter & Ham + Arugula salad
    Larry C.

    Wow, an amazing lunch at an amazing spot! this hit all the notes for me, easily 4+ stars We had a light lunch: the smoked tuna dip with these giant crisps somewhere between papadum and shrimp chips, also the famous biscuits -these are so fluffy and flaky, and served warm out of the oven, and third an arugula salad that was great, but compared to the other dishes -well it's hard to be a salad, amiright? I also had a phony Negroni that was pretty darn tasty, especially dressed up with lemon carve, a sprig of rosemary, and a big block of ice. The setting is gorgeous, an open indoor-outdoor space inside the Hauser & Wirth gallery, makes you want to just sit and relax all day. And the staff was super friendly.

    Eggs Benedict + French Toast + Cappuccino + Cortado
    Shak B.

    If you're looking for the perfect Sunday plan in LA, start with brunch at Manuela and then wander through the galleries at Hauser & Wirth. They're in the same space, and it makes for such a great experience. This was my second time at Manuela, and it was even better than the first time. The brunch menu is excellent, the food is delicious, and the service is on point. The ambiance is one of my favorite parts... lush greenery everywhere with a relaxed indoor-outdoor feel that's very LA but still feels unique. We ordered the eggs Benedict (served in a brioche bread bowl) and the French toast... both so so good. Highly recommend. I'll definitely back.

    Christina N.

    We had a reservation for brunch and was seated almost immediately after checking in. Thankfully we did because the wait seemed long for those without reservations. Our server was very attentive and through in explaining the menu and providing recommendations since it's our first time here. Beignet - excellent! Super fluffy, slight chewy (tasted like mochi flour?) and not too sweet. Must order. Shrimp & grits - well balanced and good sized portion. It has a little bit of heat but overall very tasty dish. Venison burger - good burger, well balanced flavor overall, but it didn't really "wow". That's not to say it wasn't good. It's definitely still a very solid burger. Vibes are . We also walked around the art gallery after our meal. Parking can be challenging but there's valet.

    DineLA 2026: Venison Burger, Brioche, Pickled Green Tomato, Crisp Leeks, Roasted Garlic Aioli
    Ran C.

    It's odd how sometimes Yelp sometimes show pics from previous visits to a restaurant on a review, then in cases like this one, only showing my most recent visit. Whatever the case - it's time to finally share my thoughts ... This most recent visit was during DineLA 2/2026. Dropped in on a weeknight and enjoyed it just like I have before. This was my third time. Parking was the same. Street parking or nearby garages. This time parked in the garage behind the brewery. $25. No validation. Other lots and street parking in the area too. Service was as expected. Excellent. Attentive. Friendly. Efficient. Clearing tables (was seated at a small table and space was an issue with all the plates) and refills. A genuine nice - not something feigned making you feel like the server is working the gratuity. Food was good - see pics. Went with the DineLA menu (Venison) and added a few menu items. And drinks. Enjoyed the ingredients and how everything blended together. It may not be for all, but the dishes that this team offers works for me. By the way, there's a bar - which I didn't know is open before dinner. Had a few cocktails before dinner until my table was ready. On another note, there's both indoor and outdoor seating. I've not sat outdoors yet but next time will try. The indoors area is cool because you can see all the action but it can get a little loud. Yes, you read that right. There will be a next time.

    Cream Biscuits, Col. Newsom's Aged Country Ham, Steen's Butter
    Alyssa O.

    By far one of my favorite restaurants I've tried this year. Such a cute, chic, aesthetically pleasing spot. We came for dinner not expecting much, but I am now emotionally attached to those biscuits. They were AMAZING. The cocktail list had a great sense of humor, and the wine list was extremely long -- I couldn't decide. I went with the Spritz'er I Barely Know Her... she was cute, refreshing, and definitely a must-sip. What we ordered: Miyagi Oysters -- 10/10 Burrata Persian Cucumber Salad -- 10/10 Creamed Biscuits -- 1000/1000 (good lord... incredible) Venison Burger -- 10/10 Butterball Potatoes -- 8/10 Pork Chop -- 8/10 Heirloom Half Chicken -- 8/10 For three people, we shared everything and still had leftovers. Everything was delicious. I'm already planning my return for brunch!

    Blistered Snap Peas
    Guillermo R.

    A must stop whenever I find myself near DTLA. The outdoor dining space on a spring or summer afternoon is the best. From service to the dishes coming from the kitchen this is a great spot. Their cocktail program goes with the season, the wine list is well curated (just like a great museum with out of touch master pieces but approachable alternatives). Their cocktail program menu follows the season and offers just the right amount of options. On my last visit the blistered snap peas were so sweet and the char just took them to another level and the crunch of the quinoa was over the top. I am a fan of a long lunch and this is the spot for that.

    Inside/ Check in
    Ally B.

    Wow! I must go again cause we had a lovely dinner last night! I was looking for a place that was dog friendly and had some vegetarian options for my friend and this checked all the boxes. We didn't end up brining her little pup, but the ambience was so inviting, luxurious, and natural. Surrounded by greenery and well kept patio furniture, stylistic and industrial fixtures, it was a space you wanted to stay in. The food was superb as well. Biscuits and butter were a HIT and recommended by our server. The burrata salad, so fresh and tasty as a starter. And the artichoke and Lima bean dish was delicious, satisfying, while light. And one of our favorite parts, the SPRITZ HER I barely know her drink! The St Germaine spritz they make here is worth coming back ALONE! Our service was excellent from water refilling, recommendations, to our hostess greeting us quickly, 10/10 and will be back to try more dishes!

    Cara Cara Orange, Kishu Mandarin, Avocado Yogurt, Zhuog, Santa Barbara Pistachio, Aleppo
    Diane M.

    Delicious! One of my favorite spots in arts district. Love the simple menu, the bites and ambience. Servers were incredibly nice and accommodating to my party as I came in for my graduation celebration and were able to accommodate for last minute extra guests.

    Butterball Potatoes, Crème Fraiche, Pickled Onion, Shishito, Horseradish
    Joe M.

    Tried Manuela in the Arts District for the first time for dinner, and wow--this might have been one of the best meals we've had in a long time. We brought the family here to celebrate a birthday and were so glad we did. The restaurant has a uniquely eclectic and fun atmosphere, and the service was excellent from start to finish. Every dish we ordered was packed with amazing flavor, and honestly we loved everything we tried. Hats off to the chefs and the whole team--this place really impressed us. We'll definitely be back!

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    Ask the Community - Manuela

    What is the parking situation? I am on a walker and looking for disabled parking.

    They have valet for most of the hours they are opened.

    What's the dress attire?

    You can get away with dressing casually

    Hi, does this establishment take walk-ins? I am unable to book online and would like to come with a group on a Friday evening.

    With a group, it could be challenging to get in at night! You are pressing your luck without a reservation. You should call for a reservation.

    Hi how far in advance can you make reservations?

    Hi Barbara, reservations open about 30 days in advance. For example, if you were looking to make a reservation on April 16th, you will able to do so online on March 17th.

    Hi. I am wondering the brunch menu is for Sat and Sunday ? What time? Thanks Aug 11. 2023

    Yes, Saturday and Sunday 10:00am-2:30pm

    Is there a cake cutting fee?

    Hi E.K., we have an outside dessert fee of $3 per person.

    What is the corkage fee currently?

    Hi April, our corkage fee is $40 per bottle for each of the first two 750ml bottles and $80 per bottle thereafter.

    Are there vegan options?

    Not really!

    Is this place kid friendly or offer a kids menu?

    No kids menu. I don't think I noticed anything that is kid friendly. It's more upscale and romantic.

    Is the wood fire grill back up and running? Thanx

    Not yet! We will be sure to make an announcement.

    Do they have a vegan menu?

    Hi Cassandra, We don't have a vegan menu, but we do have menu items that can be altered to be… Read more

    How much is the valet parking?

    It is not a flat fee and I did not read the sign carefully, I thought it was a flat fee of $6 dollars. When I left, I learned that the $6 was for the first 30 minutes and after that it was a different rate. I had brunch and the cost came to… Read more

    Are there any non-alcoholic drinks for dinner?

    They didn't have iced tea or soda available when I went recently but I had a horrible experience here. Girl and the Goat or Bestia are close and MUCH BETTER. I'll never go back here it sucks

    Is street parking a b*tch for a Saturday brunch? And how much is valet?

    Haha yes. I'm a regular and my best advice is to take the earliest reservation. And arrive 15-20 min and likely you'll find street parking. Also top LA secret all Yellow Curbs on Sundays are open to park and no ticket will occur. Look up yellow curb… Read more

    Do they take reservations?

    Yes

    Is your garden bar still open? And is it open on Saturday?

    Hi Amanda, our Garden bar is not currently open for service. A portion of our bar is outdoor and we do have a beautiful patio for dining if you would like to enjoy an outdoor ambiance!

    Do you guys accept reservation for the garden patio area? Want to bring my dog.

    Hello Kristina! Thank you for your question! If you are interested in joining us in our main restaurant & you would like to bring a dog, please call us to let us know. We will make sure to seat you at an outdoor table. If you are interested in… Read more

    How much is VALET these days?

    Hello! Thank you for your question! Our valet is currently $6 for 30 minutes & $12 flat for any time after that.

    Do they serve lunch on saturday or only brunch?

    Hello! Lunch is available Tuesday - Friday from 11:30 am - 2:30 pm. Brunch is available Saturday & Sunday from 10 am - 2:30 pm. We do not offer our Lunch menu on weekends.

    Can you bring a cake for a special occasion?

    We held a surprise gathering for a coworker here and brought a cake but we reached out to the manager prior.

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    $$$

    We really enjoyed our Friday evening here! It's a beautiful bar/restaurant with quite the view of…read morethe surrounding area; the decor is open and upscale and it's great! The service was friendly and pleasant and prompt, and our food and wine were great. Absolutely will recommend and return!

    As a lover of speakeasies and craft cocktails, The Green Room has been on my list for a while. What…read morebetter time to go than on my anniversary! Echoing what everyone else has been saying - the service is SO slow. It was about 45 minutes before we were able to order our second drink and our water glasses were empty. They have so many runners bringing the drinks out but only a few servers and, from the looks of it, one bartender (on a Saturday night - what?!). The server was saying he was trying to find a manager to help out but they were nowhere to be found. Clearly management is fine with these service times since they're still making $$$. The drinks were delicious, and I loved that there were heaters on the patio (though they did get very hot at times). Our server was so kind and brought us a celebratory drink. I do wish there were more explanations with the beverages, especially for the Paid Vacation as most people will not realize you're supposed to bite into the buzz button for the tingly sensation. I would come back, but need some time for my wallet to recover first, haha!

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    Three Wishes Cocktail
    Three Wishes Cocktail
    Parmesan Proscuitto Croquette
    Parmesan Proscuitto Croquette
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    Manuela - newamerican - Updated July 2026

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