Cafe in Bali

Beaches, temples, waterfalls, viewpoints and markets — the things worth building days around. Nothing here is booked on this page: each one says what it is and how long people spend there, then points at the stays and tours in the same area.

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Area

All areasAmed1Bedugul2Canggu10Jimbaran2Kintamani2Lovina1Nusa Dua2Nusa Lembongan2Sanur2Seminyak3Ubud8Uluwatu2

Kind of place

EverythingRestaurant54Beach43Cafe37Temple27Warung20Beach club17Viewpoint14Cultural site12Museum11Nature reserve7Hike7Market7Waterfall5Adventure5Rice terrace4Lake3Hot spring2Garden1Attraction1
JimbaranCafe
Wildflour

Bakery and all-day cafe on the Bukit, open from early morning; pastries, pasta and coffee.

About 1 hour
UbudCafe
Yellow Flower Café

Open-sided breakfast café up the Penestanan steps, looking over palms and paddy. Reached on foot, which keeps it quiet.

About 1 hour
Nusa LembonganCafe
Bali Eco Deli

Deli and café in Jungutbatu with a plastic-free kitchen — sandwiches, salads and refills, useful on an island short of both.

About 45 minutes
UbudCafe
Seniman Coffee Studio

Roastery and coffee bar on Sriwedari that put Indonesian single-origins on Ubud's map. Breakfast, and the town's best flat white.

About 45 minutes
BedugulCafe
Strawberry Stop

Highland café at Baturiti built around the local strawberry farms — shakes, pancakes and a stretch of legs on the drive north.

About 45 minutes
SeminyakCafe
Revolver Espresso

Dark little espresso bar down a lane off Kayu Aya, roasting its own beans. Coffee first, food second.

About 40 minutes
CangguCafe
Nalu Bowls

Smoothie-bowl counter near Batu Bolong — a surfers' breakfast stop rather than a sit-down restaurant.

About 30 minutes

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