Bali — Cafes

Specialty coffee, work-friendly tables, heritage rooms and late-night warkops across Bali.

Cafes to know

10 places

Ubud's original specialty coffee and design studio, pouring espresso and filter brews of Indonesian beans a short walk from the palace.

The tiny Seminyak lane café that opened in 2012 and grew into one of Bali's best-known coffee brands, with its own roastery.

A roadside coffee stop above Lake Batur facing the volcano, serving Kintamani arabica from nearby Ulian village for under Rp25k.

A book café and community library on Jl. Bisma with a reading room, Kintamani coffee, jamu and brunch plates.

A plant-filled Petitenget café with healthy brunch plates, late hours and a free Sunday-morning run club.

A coffee bar inside an artist-run gallery and studio among the rice fields of Kedisan, north of Ubud.

A homey Denpasar book café with novels, comics, board games and free wifi, a long-time favourite with locals.

A long-running Sanur coffee house pouring kopi Bali and kopi luwak among paintings, with Jimbaran-style barramundi on the menu.

A gallery lounge in Mas village where the paintings are free to view over coffee, pork belly or carrot cake.

A community creative space in Guwang mixing a café with art, culture and environmental-education events.