Love coffee? We hunted down Bali's best coffee shops for your daily caffeine hit – from strong espressos to creamy cappuccinos and Instagrammable latte art.
If the struggle is real to get through each day without your morning coffee fix, we hear you. Luckily, Indonesia is home to some of the best coffee beans in the world, and you can get your hands on them right here in Bali. So, we’ve hunted down the best coffee shops in Bali – the best brew bars and coffee-serving cafes across the island, from Seminyak and Ubud, to Canggu and Uluwatu.
Best coffees in Bali at a glance:
- Best for specialty coffee: The Goat Father, House of Yoreh, Expat Roasters, Blacklist Coffee Roasters, % Arabica
- Best for all-day hangouts: The Avocado Factory, Revolver Espresso, Coffee Cartel, Pison Coffee, Miel Coffee, Drifter Cafe, Suka Espresso
- Best for unique brews: Hanaka Coffee, ST. ALi, Simply Brew Coffee Roasters
- Best local Indonesian beans: Titik Temu, The Koop Roaster & Cafe, Hungry Bird, Satu-Satu Coffee Company, Seniman Coffee Studio, Anomali Coffee, Ubud Coffee Roasters
- Best coffee-to-go: BGS Bali, JinjeRoot Coffee, Inlaws Coffee
THE BEST COFFEE IN BALI: Editor’s Picks
1. The Goat Father – Canggu
A coffee corner with world-class brews and pastries.
Small but mighty, The Goat Father is a humble coffee corner that stands right in front of The Avocado Factory. Iced, extra hot or sweetened with maple syrup, this caffeinated nook packs a serious punch. Fully stocked with a variety of house blends, you can try premium beans from all over the world (we love the Rosella Anferara from Ethiopia), or go local with the single-origin Java Puntang. Prop up the coffee bar and sip on a long black or refreshing cold brew, or get a real taste of the barista’s expertise with the signature Goat Ice Latte, featuring oat milk, coconut oil, maple syrup, vegan creamer and cinnamon powder on top.
Must-try coffee: Rosella Anferara, Java Puntang.
Price: IDR 28,000 for an espresso.
Address: Jl Batu Mejan, Canggu
Opening Hours: Daily, 6am – 5pm.
2. House of Yoreh – Canggu
Specialty coffee house where every cup is crafted with precision and passion.
For those who truly appreciate exceptional coffee, House of Yoreh in Canggu is the real deal. This coffee house and artistic hub brews SCA-accredited specialty coffee. If you’re a bean buff, you’ll know that this means the organic, farm-to-cup coffee here is the highest quality available, professionally graded by the Specialty Coffee Association. The baristas are serious about their craft too, spending an hour every morning fine-tuning the espresso machine to ensure every cup is spot on. While their classic coffees are next-level, the creative signatures are where the magic happens.
Try the “Angel Mane,” dreamed up by co-founder Matt after years of global coffee adventures. It’s a rich blend of dark chocolate, smooth caramel, and a hint of orange. From the raw organic beans, to the roasting, equipment, creativity and continual training, at every step of the way – from farm to cup – House of Yoreh is ’specialty’ without exception.
Must-try coffee: Angel Mane.
Price: IDR 50,000 for an espresso.
Address: Jl Babakan No. 26, Canggu
Opening Hours: Monday to Saturday, 6.30am – 5pm.
3. The Avocado Factory – Canggu
Bali’s original avo-obsessed café serving breezy brunch plates and specialty coffee.
If your perfect morning starts with avo on toast and a great coffee, The Avocado Factory is exactly where you want to be. While grazing on avocado-everything, we ordered round-after-round of creamy piccolos, frothy cappuccinos, and lattes made with avocado and matcha. Yep, The Avocado Factory is as mad about coffee and nature’s green gift as we are, bringing us our morning go-to’s alongside specialty coffee. Think supersized croissants and big avo toasties, best paired with an avo matcha latte, macchiato or ristretto with a kick.
Must-try coffee: Avocado Latte.
Price: IDR 28,000 for an espresso.
Address: Jl Batu Mejan, Canggu
Opening Hours: Daily, from 7am.
4. Expat. Roasters – Seminyak & Kuta
An urban-style café pouring specialty coffee that’s bold and balanced.
Taking Bali’s coffee-sipping scene to revolutionary new heights, Expat. Roasters is one of the coolest coffee shops in Seminyak, now with multiple locations across Bali (and multiple cities across Indonesia!). Not your average island cafe, Expat. Roasters is a specialty brew bar brought to us by international award-winning barista, Shae Macnamara. These bean buffs take their caffeinated clientele on an exploratory ‘from-the-ground-up’ journey, to understand the complex flavours of the Expat blend, one cup at a time. This urban-style brew bar is making waves on the island as the place for coffee, and you won’t want to miss a slice of their freshly baked banana bread either.
Must-try coffee: Hot espresso.
Price: IDR 30,000 for an espresso.
Address: Jl Petitenget No. 1A, Seminyak & Beachwalk Shopping Center, Jl Pantai Kuta No. 1, Kuta
Opening Hours: Daily, 6.30am – 7pm in Seminyak, 10am – 10pm in Kuta.
5. BGS Bali – Uluwatu, Canggu, Ubud & Kuta
A modern café known for Bali’s most-loved almond milk lattes.
Word on the street is, BGS Bali serves the best almond milk latte on the island – and after knocking back hundreds (if not thousands) of these thick, creamy and vanilla-roasted cups of gold, we can confirm this big coffee claim. You won’t want to just grab-and-go either, because BGS is also where you’ll find friendly faces in a community-driven space that also sells all of your surf essentials, from boards and fins, to wax, tees and bikinis too. Just don’t be surprised if you’re still propping up the bar ’til late, buzzing off their brilliant brews and discussing the morning’s surf report with local residents and their Bali dogs.
Must-try coffee: Almond Milk Latte.
Price: IDR 25,000 for an espresso.
Address: Canggu, Uluwatu, Kuta, & Ubud.
Opening Hours: Daily.
THE BEST COFFEE IN BALI: SEMINYAK
6. Revolver Espresso
A Seminyak icon pouring bold specialty coffee in a New York-style setting.
As one of the OG specialty cafés in Seminyak, Revolver Espresso helped kick-start Bali’s modern coffee craze with its boutique beans and expert brews. This urban café, tucked down a little laneway in downtown Seminyak, makes seriously good cuppas, with interiors that take you back to 1980s New York. The vibe is inner-city cool and you could very easily forget you’re in Bali with its grungy warehouse feel. Unsurprisingly so, other Bali cafes have jumped on the Revolver bandwagon, meaning you can find these specialty brews in hip cafes around town. And psst – they have Baby Revs on Petitenget too!
Must-try coffee: Affogato, Revolver Espresso Matini.
Price: IDR 30,000 for an espresso.
Address: Jl Kayu Aya Gang 51, Oberoi, Seminyak
Opening Hours: Daily, 7am – 11pm.
7. Coffee Cartel
A boutique café known for creative latte art and smooth, house-roasted coffee.
With a name like Coffee Cartel, you know they take their caffeine seriously. This boutique café has become a Seminyak favourite, partly thanks to its iconic latte art that pops up on Instagram feeds around the world. Using a specialist Ripple Machine and patented printing technology, the team can recreate almost any image or text right on top of your coffee foam, it’s such a fun little extra to go with your morning brew. In fact, Coffee Cartel has become such a cool cult cafe, they’ve opened a second location in Legian, which is where they roast their very own blends using both local and imported beans.
Must-try coffee: Piccolo Latte, Bullet Coffee.
Price: IDR 30,000 for an espresso.
Address: Jl Lebak Sari No. 8, Petitenget
Opening Hours: Daily, 7.30am – 6pm.
8. Pison Coffee
A cosy café serving specialty coffee, live music and Asian-Western comfort plates.
From the outside, Pison Coffee looks like a simple red-brick café, but step inside and you’ll find a specialty coffee house with plenty of character, complete with live music in the evenings and an Asian-Western fusion menu that mixes the best of Indonesia with stylish Sydney. As for the coffee, their house-roasted coffee beans are from Sumatra, and it’s the classics that Pison does best. Try the Affogato, the cappuccino, and the signature Avocado Espresso and Rose Cream Cheese Cold Brew. Oh, and if you get a chance between brews, chat with Pison’s friendly owner who’ll happily share plenty of awesome coffee stories.
Must-try coffee: Cappuccino, Flat White.
Price: IDR 30,000 for an espresso.
Address: Jl Petitenget No. 19, Seminyak
Opening Hours: Daily, from 7am.
9. Titik Temu Coffee
A traditional community-style café with great coffee.
Sitting on one of Seminyak’s most buzzing strips, you’d never know that inside Titik Temu sits a lush, tropical garden designed for sipping top-notch brews in a traditional, community-style setting. Titik Temu, meaning “meeting point”, is bringing back the age-old experience of a localised Warung Kopi – a traditional, Indonesian coffee stall with long tables for catching up with neighbours, and space on the ground where workers would sit and refresh before another shift. Whether you prefer your coffee hot, iced, long or extra strong, they serve all the classics just the way you like them. Warm, nostalgic and very Bali, this is an easy place to linger.
Must-try coffee: Avocado Coffee, Mont Blanc.
Price: IDR 30,000 for an espresso.
Address: Jl Kayu Cendana No. 1, Seminyak
Opening Hours: Daily, 8am – 9pm.
10. The Koop Roaster & Cafe
A homely Seminyak café serving handcrafted brews made from freshly roasted Kintamani beans.
Paying homage to local creators in Bali, The Koop Roaster & Cafe in Seminyak is all about extremely fresh and home-roasted beans from farms in Kintamani. They share their love of Bali in the best way possible: through quality, handcrafted coffee and homemade bites. They roast and brew their own coffee, they bake their own bread and cakes, and most importantly, they’re a humble and homely cafe for people to get together over a really great cuppa. All of their coffee is brewed in a semi-automatic roaster, ranging from paper drip and flannel drip, to Aeropress and cold press – all handcrafted cup-by-cup with love.
Must-try coffee: Americano, Iced Cappuccino.
Price: IDR 45,000 for an espresso.
Address: Jl Drupadi No. 66, Seminyak
Opening Hours: Daily, 7am – 3pm
THE BEST COFFEE IN BALI: CANGGU
11. Blacklist Coffee Roasters
Award-winning Australian roastery offering immersive coffee tastings with bold flavours.
So much more than just a specialty coffee shop, Blacklist Coffee Roasters in Canggu is where you can sip and sample your way through an entire coffee tasting experience; a degustation menu of different brews and blends. You’ll want to try the special-edition Canggu Blend, as well as the specialty Pitch Blend – a full-bodied coffee with dark chocolate and nut flavours, balanced with fruity notes. This multi award-winning coffee roastery is a leading name of Australian Specialty Coffee, and after making a second home here in Bali, they’ve brought their stellar reputation to the island. The secret to their success? An abiding passion for good coffee, good food and good times.
Must-try coffee: Long Macchiato, Mocha.
Price: IDR 35,000 for an espresso.
Addresses: Jl Tanah Barak No. 6, Canggu & Jl Pantai Batu Mejan No. 66, Canggu
Opening Hours: Daily, 7am – 6pm.
Blacklist Coffee Tanah Barak Menu Blacklist Coffee Batu Mejan Menu
12. Hungry Bird
A beloved Canggu café built on humble beginnings, great beans and genuine passion.
A temple of coffee enthusiasm, Hungry Bird is a real-life coffee fairytale. The owner, a young Indonesian guy called Edo, used to roast beans in his bedroom when he fixed a broken coffee machine with his bare hands. Self-taught and quite literally self-made, he then opened Hungry Bird, previously a teeny tiny hole-in-the-wall style coffee shop. Eventually, it boomed, popular with local surfers (the breakfasts were the most affordable around) and with great coffee as the kicker. Edo kept his clientele hooked with beans from all over Indonesia, and now, as one of the most popular cafes in Canggu, Hungry Bird sits right beside the famous Canggu shortcut, complete with its own micro-roaster and cupping room. A great reward for true passion.
Must-try coffee: Ristretto, Cortado.
Price: IDR 30,000 for an espresso.
Address: Jl Raya Semat No. 86, Canggu
Opening Hours: Daily, 8am – 5pm.
13. Satu-Satu Coffee Company
A Berawa favourite serving traditionally produced Balinese coffee.
Satu-Satu Coffee Company in Berawa opened in honour of the Sudana family, who are well-known for producing the finest quality coffee since 1985. They have family-owned coffee plantations in Lawak, Belok, Sidan, Petang and Badung, and have always produced coffee the natural way. They use only traditional Balinese methods to ensure the highest level of organic coffee for superior freshness and flavour.
Psst – the coffee here is so esteemed, the Government of Indonesia actually provided the Sudana family with machinery and equipment to help facilitate its expansion, including Satu-Satu cafe in Berawa where you can sip on these legendary, government-approved brews!
Must-try coffee: Mochacino, Iced Coffee Latte.
Price: IDR 25,000 for an espresso.
Address: Jl Raya Pantai Berawa No. 36, Canggu
Opening Hours: Daily, 7.30am – 4pm.
14. Miel Coffee
A minimalist café serving specialty coffee and easy, family-friendly brunch plates.
Specialty coffee brewed from the finest beans, Miel Coffee brings people together with a shared passion for caffeine in its uber aesthetic cafe. We love the chic white interiors and breezy high ceilings, the potted plants in every corner and the warm family friendly vibes. Pair your cuppa with the tasty brunch menu that ranges from sweet to salty, and everything in between!
Must-try coffee: Suksma, Rahajeng.
Price: IDR 32,000 for an espresso.
Address: Jl Pantai Batu Bolong No. 5, Canggu
Opening Hours: Daily, 7am – 7pm.
15. Hanaka Coffee
A cheerful Canggu café known for fun coffee twists, fresh brunch plates and cute merch.
A favourite coffee shop for many reasons, the brews at Hanaka Coffee are made to perfection, from the classics to the quirky. Try a regular latte, or go all-out with the shot of espresso mixed with orange juice or lemon and honey. You’ll also love the espresso banana smoothie, and the Instagrammable Pink Berry Bowl. And let’s not forget the simple brunch staples done-right, and the cute merch!
Must-try coffee: Irish Coffee, Honey Lemon Espresso.
Price: IDR 25,000 for an espresso.
Address: Jl Tanah Barak No. 19, Canggu
Opening Hours: Daily, 7am – 6pm.
16. ST.ALi
A Melbourne coffee icon reimagined for Bali’s laid-back coastal scene.
From Melbourne to Bali, ST. ALi cafe in Pererenan is from the same peeps who gave us the artsy-cool boutique hotel, Further Gallery. Roasting and brewing only the best ethically and sustainably sourced beans, ST. ALi has nailed the classics. You can also step outta the box and go for a signature brew like the Coco Mingle mixed coconut water, or the Grape Fizz Cold Brew. Pair it up with their Melbourne-inspired brunch favourites, like the St. Muffin stuffed with pork sausage or the Polenta Porridge.
Must-try coffee: Barista Breakfast, Coco Mingle, Grape Fizz Cold Brew.
Price: IDR 30,000 for an espresso.
Address: Jl Pantai Pererenan No. 121, Pererenan
Opening Hours: Daily, 6am – 5pm.
THE BEST COFFEE IN BALI: UBUD
17. Seniman Coffee Studio
A full-scale coffee playground in Ubud, complete with a micro-roastery and hands-on workshops.
Located just off the main drag in Ubud, Seniman Coffee Studio is an absolute mecca for coffee lovers. Not only an awesome artsy cafe with world-class beans from all over Indonesia, Africa, South and Central America, there is also an on-site micro-roastery, a brew bar, a shop with every piece of coffee equipment you could possibly wish for, and tasting workshops at the studio on how to home-brew, roast, make the perfect espresso, and even a 101 on latte art.
Must-try coffee: Cold Brew Coffee Nitro, Kopi Martini, Coffee Chai.
Price: IDR 36,000 for an espresso.
Address: Jl Sriwedari No. 5, Ubud
Opening Hours: Daily, 7.30am – 1opm.
18. Anomali Coffee
A lively Ubud café serving Indonesia’s best beans, brewed by skilled baristas.
If you want to road-test some really great Indonesian coffee blends, then you need to make a pit-stop at the very funky Anomali Coffee. At their Ubud address, you can sip on beans from Papua, Java, Sumatra, and even a good-old local Balinese Kintamani coffee, with expert baristas and regular training sessions on-hand to get your coffee sipping up to scratch. Not only that, the espresso machines are top notch, pumping out strong and creamy cappuccinos on the regular, as well as a cold drip, French press, plunger, and the very snazzy syphon coffee.
Must-try coffee: Americano, Cafe Latte, Cappuccino.
Price: IDR 28,000 for an espresso.
Address: Jl Raya Ubud No. 88, Ubud
Opening Hours: Daily, 7am – 9pm.
19. Ubud Coffee Roastery
Laid-back Ubud café roasting fresh Kintamani beans on-site for smooth, flavourful daily brews.
Ubud Coffee Roastery is one of the coolest coffee shops in Ubud for your daily caffeine fix. The fine beans are locally sourced from coffee plantations in Kintamani up in Bali’s northern area, which are then roasted and brewed to perfection on-site within the cafe’s breezy garden. Love Ubud Coffee Roastery’s signature brews? You can nab a bag of beans to take home… Double win!
Must-try coffee: Lungo, Cortado, Flat White.
Price: IDR 25,000 for an espresso.
Address: Jl Goutama Selatan, Ubud
Opening Hours: Daily, 7am – 6.30pm.
Ubud Coffee Roastery on Instagram
THE BEST COFFEE IN BALI: ULUWATU
20. Drifter Surf Shop & Cafe
A laid-back Uluwatu hideaway blending surf culture with beautifully brewed coffee.
Though Drifter Surf Shop & Cafe‘s flagship location is in Seminyak, Uluwatu is a more natural home for this eco-conscious surf-shop-meets-coffee-haven. It’s a laid-back oasis to chill out, kick back, and to appreciate the surf-inspired apparel, the large library of hand-selected books, the artwork, the surfboards, the myriad of memorabilia, and of course, the freshly ground coffee. Brewing Indonesia’s finest Mandaling Estate coffee beans from Sumatra (famous for their unique flavour thanks to the volcanic soil and humid jungle climate) the Drifter baristas know just how to handle these beans, served in the cutest ceramics we’ve ever seen.
Must-try coffee: Long Black, Bulletproof Coffee, Babychino.
Price: IDR 30,000 for an espresso.
Address: Jl Labuan Sait No. 52, Uluwatu
Opening Hours: Daily, 7am – 10pm.
21. Suka Espresso
A Bukit favourite with excellent small-batch brews and hearty plates.
Coffee fanatics Coffee lovers flock to Suka Espresso, and it’s easy to see why! This little Bukit gem has a long-standing rep for brewing the best coffee in Uluwatu – not to mention its wholesome cafe menu of brunch staples. But back to the coffee. They source their beans in small batches from Indonesia and South America for the perfect cuppa, served up in the humble surrounds of this breezy, roadside cafe in Uluwatu. Yup, Suka Espresso is a must-try stop-off in Ubud, too!
Must-try coffee: Suka’s Iced Coffee, Avocado Affogato.
Price: IDR 30,000 for an espresso.
Address: Jl Labuansait, Badung
Opening Hours: Daily, 7.30am – 10pm.
22. JinjeRoot Coffee
A tiny hilltop café pouring strong, well-crafted coffee with some of the best croissants in Uluwatu.
A lesser known coffee shop, JinjeRoot Coffee is tucked away on the main hill to Uluwatu, with just a few seats in the house and a modest collection of handmade leather goods. But it’s behind the bar where you’ll want to direct your attention. Strong and seriously good, the coffee here is the best around – made with love and served alongside some of the best croissants we’ve found. Top tip: if there’s no space to sit down, ask for takeaway (it comes in a recycled milk carton!) and enjoy your creamy latte with a stroll through the nearby GWK Cultural Park.
Must-try coffee: Long Black, Caramel Latte, Cocogato.
Price: IDR 20,000 for an espresso.
Address: Jl Raya Uluwatu No. 4, Ungasan
Opening Hours: Daily, 7.45am – 5pm.
THE BEST COFFEE IN BALI: KUTA
23. Inlaws Coffee
A cosy Kuta café for all-day breakfast, smooth brews and a little latte-art fun.
Inlaws Coffee in Kuta is a cosy hangout with cute modern interiors, and of course, expertly brewed coffee. For late risers, you’ll be happy to know that all-day breakfast is on the menu. Choose one of the classic brews, and pair it with a buttery croissant, or the selection of perfectly baked cakes. And psst… Fancy yourself a budding barista? Look out for the cafe’s Latte Art Classes and Barista Courses.
Must-try coffee: Tropical Americano, Vietnam Drip, Nutella Affogato.
Price: IDR 18,000 for an espresso.
Address: Jl Mertanadi, Kuta
Opening Hours: Daily, from 8am.
24. % Arabica
A sleek Kyoto-born coffee bar serving minimalist brews.
Need a caffeine hit before your shopping spree? Make a stop at % Arabica, an independent coffee brand from Kyoto that’s made its home in Beachwalk Shopping Centre in Kuta and in Uluwatu too (there are more than 100 worldwide!). Just a short stroll from Kuta Beach, this stylish cafe is where fashionistas energise pre-shopping or post-beach day. While we love the classic brews, you can’t leave without trying the % Soft Cream Affogato – the cafe’s smooth and creamy soft-serve ice cream, perfectly contrasted by the bold taste of the signature % Arabica Blend Espresso…
Must-try coffee: Kyoto Latte, Spanish Latte, White Mocha.
Price: IDR 35,000 for an espresso.
Address: Beachwalk Shopping Centre, Jl Pantai Kuta
Opening Hours: Daily, from 8am.
THE BEST COFFEE IN BALI: SANUR
25. Simply Brew Coffee Roasters
Sanur favourite for expert roasts, playful coffee creations and Bali-grown beans.
One of the island’s experts in coffee roasting, Simply Brew Coffee Roasters is where you can sip coffee classics and unique signatures too. Start with the staples, like an Americano, flat white or cappuccino, then go wild with the Peach Affogato or Vietnam Drip. If you have an extra sweet tooth, try the avocado, espresso and stracciatella ice cream combo. And if you just can’t get enough, pick up a bag of Bali-roasted beans to take home.
Must-try coffee: Rum Raisin Affogato, Iced Caramel Americano, Ginger Coffee.
Price: IDR 28,000 for an espresso.
Address: Jl Bypass Ngurah Rai No. 127A, Sanur
Opening Hours: Monday to Saturday, 8am – 5pm.
A quick guide to Indonesian coffee
If you’ve been café-hopping around Bali, you’ve probably tasted coffees from all over Indonesia without even realising it. Each region has its own personality; shaped by the climate, altitude and soil, and once you know the basics, it’s actually really fun to recognise which cup comes from where. Here’s a quick guide to the beans you’re most likely sipping around the island:
Bali Kintamani
This coffee is the one that tastes naturally bright and citrusy, almost like the beans have been hanging out with the orange trees (which… they have). It’s refreshing, a little fruity and honestly the easiest local coffee to love if you’re into lighter, everyday brews.
Sumatra Mandheling
Mandheling is the complete opposite. It’s full-bodied with almost no acidity, so it tastes smooth, rich and very comforting. Perfect if you like strong coffee without any sharpness.
Aceh Gayo
Gayo coffee is that perfect middle ground: smooth, balanced and naturally aromatic. You usually get cocoa or gentle herbal notes, sometimes with a little sweetness peeking through. Baristas love it because it works beautifully as both black coffee and in milk-based drinks.
Java Arabica
This is the “easygoing friend” of Indonesian beans. It’s mellow, nutty and a little caramel-like, with soft acidity and a clean finish. You can honestly drink it every single day without ever getting bored.
Papua Wamena
Wamena coffee has this lovely natural sweetness that feels almost honey-like. It’s floral, aromatic and super smooth, a softer kind of coffee that still has depth. If you love gentle flavours that still feel special, this one always hits.
Sulawesi Toraja
Toraja coffees are bold and full of character. You’ll often taste dark chocolate, warm spices and sometimes even a fruity note hiding in there.
Flores Bajawa
Bajawa coffee is naturally sweet, chocolatey and really clean. It’s smooth, easy to drink and often has little hints of vanilla or soft fruit. This is usually the perfect place to start if you’re new to Indonesian coffee,
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FAQs on coffee in Bali
What are the best coffee shops in Bali?
There's a number of top cafes in Bali that serve excellent coffee, including Revolver in Canggu, Seniman Coffee Studio in Ubud, Anomali Coffee in both Ubud and Sanur, and Expat. Roasters in Seminyak. These coffee shops have their own brand of beans, plus stylish interiors and relaxed vibes.
Do coffee shops in Bali cater to digital nomads?
Areas like Canggu and Ubud are hotspots for digital nomads. Many cafés here offer free high-speed Wi-Fi, comfortable seating, and creative environments, ideal for working remotely while enjoying a premium cup of coffee.
Which Bali coffee shops offer organic and specialty brews?
Several cafes in Bali focus on organic, sustainably sourced beans and artisanal brewing methods. Notable examples include Seniman Coffee Studio, Anomali Coffee and House of Yoreh, which are renowned for their commitment to specialty coffee and quality flavour profiles.
Are there vegan-friendly coffee shops in Bali?
Yes, Bali’s café scene caters to plant-based diets. Vegan-friendly cafés such as The Shady Shack in Canggu and Clear Café in Ubud offer delicious vegan menu options alongside expertly crafted coffee.
What are the typical operating hours for Bali coffee shops?
Most Bali coffee shops open early around 7am to 8am for breakfast and coffee, and close in the afternoon or by around 7pm to 9pm. Some trendy spots, particularly in tourist areas like Canggu or Seminyak, may extend their hours to accommodate evening meet-ups.
How much does a cup of coffee cost in Bali?
Prices vary by venue, but you can generally expect a standard coffee to range from IDR 30,000 to IDR 70,000. Specialty or gourmet drinks may be a bit higher, especially in upscale or artisan cafés.
Which Bali coffee shops are best for Instagram?
Bali is famous for its Instagram-worthy cafés, and trendy cafés like Revolver Coffee in Canggu and Pison in Seminyak feature stunning decor, photogenic plating, and urban, industrial aesthetics. For a softer aesthetic, try Coffee Cartel or KYND, which offer cute latte art in a vibrant setting with pink hues and potted plants.
Do Bali coffee shops offer free Wi-Fi?
Yes, many cafés and coffee shops in Bali offer free Wi-Fi, particularly those catering to digital nomads. But it's always a good idea to check ahead at online reviews or the café’s website for details on their connectivity.
What is Luwak coffee, and where can I try it in Bali?
Luwak coffee, also known as civet coffee, is one of the most unique (and expensive) coffees in the world. It’s made from coffee cherries that have been eaten and partially digested by the Asian palm civet, then collected, cleaned, and processed to create a smooth, less acidic brew. However, most Luwak coffee plantations in Bali do not adhere to animal welfare standards, and the civets are cruelly kept in small cages. If you're interested in trying it, look for plantations that prioritise ethical sourcing and allow civets to roam freely.