Brunch o'clock in Bali? Head to the best cafes in Canggu – the most popular places for breakfast or a weekend brunch.
I’ve already put together my list of the best restaurants in Canggu for dinner. But how about the Canggu cafes and coffee shops that this beach neighbourhood is so famous for? Some of Bali’s best breakfasts and lunches are right here in Canggu, and of course, they’re all served with great coffee. So settle in for a long and lazy morning (one that could easily last until late arvo) and fill up on Bali’s yummiest bites from the very best cafes in Canggu.
Why trust this guide:
I lived in Canggu for over 7 years, and in that time, I dined out almost every day, on the hunt for the best coffee and brunch in the neighbourhood. Even now, I regularly revisit my long-standing favourites, discover hidden gems, and try out the latest openings. All to bring you this list of tried-and-tested breakfast cafes in Canggu.
Canggu’s best cafes at a glance:
- Best for coffee: The Goat Father, Baked, St. Ali, ACME, Neighbourhood
- For brunch with a difference: Sensorium, Rize Cafe, Little Frenchie
- Long-time favourites: Milk & Madu, The Avocado Factory, The Shady Shack, Crate Cafe
- Best for digital nomads: 12 Urban Cafe, Nude, The Living Room, Zin Cafe
- New & trending cafes: Cocomo, Openhouse, Copenhagen, Gigi Susu, Cafe Kitsune
- Aesthetic cafes: Touche, Honey Kitchen
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The best cafes in Canggu for breakfast & brunch
1. The Avocado Factory
Bali’s first avocado cafe serving avo-packed brunch plates, bowls and desserts.
Avocado on toast, avocado-stuffed croissants, avocado whipped into smoothie bowls and even avocado dipping sauces – if you ask me, there’s no such thing as ‘too much’ avocado. Well, it turns out that The Avocado Factory is as mad about nature’s green gift as I am, giving my morning go-to the recognition it deserves.
The menu is all avo everything, full of avocado-packed signatures. My all-time faves are the Avo Cheese Croissant XL, the Truffle Benedict with avocado and truffled hollandaise, and the broccoli toast with mashed avocado. Even the desserts get a healthy dose of avocado.
I remember when The Avocado Factory first opened – it was a small road-side cafe with just a handful of seats. Now, it’s grown into an enormous, air-conditioned space with stylish interiors and buzzing vibes all day. They’re even open for dinner!
Best for: An avocado-filled menu in an industrial-style, air-conditioned space.
Must-try plates: Avo Cheese Croissant XL, Poke Bowl, Chocolate-Avocado Mousse.
Price: Breakfast starts from IDR 60,000++
Address: Jl Batu Mejan, Canggu
WhatsApp: +62 812 6688 4463
Opening hours: Daily, from 7am
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2. Milk & Madu
A family-friendly Bali icon with legendary brunches, lava stone pizzas and something for everyone.
Everyone loves this absolute jewel of a cafe. And for good reason. Milk & Madu is a Bali icon, now with two locations in Canggu: one in Berawa (the original) and my favourite, Milk & Madu Beach Road.
I love the Beach Road branch because it’s so spacious and easy-going. It almost feels like an indoor beer garden, with towering ceilings and farmhouse vibes. Catching up with the crew over a slow brunch is always a hit. Plus, if you’re bringing the kids, the playground and arts and crafts are a total lifesaver.
As for the food, you can’t go wrong with their Brekkie Sets and specialty coffee. But if I’m here with a group, we’re 100% ordering the lava stone pizzas. My personal favourites? The Truffle Mushroom Cacio e Pepe and the Pizza With A Chance of Meatballs. But honestly, just get both, especially since they run 2-for-1 every Tuesday and Sunday. And yes, this place also serves brunch cocktails, so I highly (highly!) recommend those too.
Best for: Family-friendly brunches and group catch-ups over good food, done simply.
Must-try plates: Brekkie Set, Croissant Croque Madam, Lava Stone Pizzas
Price: Breakfast starts from IDR 65,000++
Address: Jl Batu Bolong No. 92, Canggu
WhatsApp: +62 813 5389 6153
Opening hours: Daily 6.30am – 11pm
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3. Cocomo
A bright and breezy cafe on Batu Bolong, with tropical vibes and Miami soul.
Cocomo is the newest cafe on Batu Bolong, but it’s quickly become one of my favourites after just one visit. It mixes Bali’s laid-back tropical vibes with a subtle Miami-inspired polish, flowing effortlessly from brunch to dinner. The cool air-conditioned indoor space is great for cooling down over breakfast pancakes, while the outdoor area is where you can people-watch with strong coffee.
After a midday surf at Echo Beach, I was craving something light and coastal, so I started with the zesty Red Snapper Ceviche, followed by the Cocomo Tacos with crispy sea bass. If you’re after something fresh, the classic tuna poke bowl is also a top choice, while the burgers are bold and super generous.
The drinks are no afterthought either, with protein shakes, detox juices, plus creatine and collagen add-ons. My top tip: come back at nighttime, because Cocomo’s dinner menu is full of wok-fired specials – and don’t skip the popcorn station either!
Best for: Tropical island vibes and relaxed brunches with a refined Miami twist.
Must-try plates: Red Snapper Ceviche, Cocomo Tacos, Classic Poke Bowl.
Price: Breakfast starts from IDR 80,000++.
Address: Jl Pantai Batu Bolong No. 99, Canggu
WhatsApp: +62 812 3078 0186
Opening hours: Daily, 8am – 11.30pm.
4. 12 Urban Cafe
A relaxed all-day cafe in Canggu serving specialty coffee and solid brunch food.
I almost kept this hidden cafe to myself, but it’s too good to keep secret. 12 Urban Cafe is a lesser-known gem on a quieter street in Canggu, and once you step inside, it’s a tropical, open-air space that gets the basics right – good coffee, solid brunch food, and a welcoming atmosphere.
I like to settle in with a coffee and the Atlantic Breakfast, or a smoothie bowl for something lighter. By lunchtime, I love the Urban Salad or the Salmon & Tuna Tartare. The breezy layout, layered with greenery, makes it easy to linger from breakfast until lunch (and later!).
But what really sets 12 Urban Cafe apart is its community feel. It’s pet-friendly and attracts a mix of locals, expats and travellers who treat it as their regular rather than a one-off. Come evening, the vibe shifts, with wine, cocktails and occasional movie nights.
Best for: Digital nomads and breakfast-to-dinner vibes.
Local tip: Bookmark their calendar, because they sometimes host open-air movie nights.
Good to know: Their sister restaurant, 12 Kitchen & Wine, is located in Berawa and perfect for date night.
Must-try plates: Atlantic Breakfast, Urban Salad, Salmon & Tuna Tartare
Price: Breakfast starts from IDR 65,000++.
Address: Jl. Pantai Batu Mejan No. 12c, Canggu
Opening hours: Daily, from 8am.
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5. The Goat Father
A specialty coffee bar with robust brews, croissants and fresh pastries.
My go-to coffee stop and the place for a perfect croissant or pastry is The Goat Father. It’s a street-side coffee corner where you can prop up the barista bar, hang out on the patio, or fuel-up after your morning run on banana bread and carrot cake.
This humble coffee shop stands directly in front of The Avocado Factory (above), meaning you can head inside for the full brunch experience, or simply hang out with your mates on the patio with a Java Puntang, a dirty chai latte or an iced coffee with maple and orange zest. If you love strong coffee with a kick of acidity and full robust flavours, this place is for you.
Best for: Strong, barista-brewed coffee from a grab-and-go coffee nook.
Must-try plates: Banana Bread, Cinnamon Rolls, Ham & Cheese Croissant.
Price: Pastries start from IDR 25,000++
Address: Jl Batu Mejan, Canggu
WhatsApp: +62 812 6688 4431
Opening hours: Daily, 6am – 5pm
6. The Shady Shack
Iconic vegetarian cafe with wholesome bowls, vegan burgers and boho vibes.
True to its name, The Shady Shack is a breezy, shaded cafe beneath swaying palms, sitting roadside in the heart of Canggu. The whole menu is vegetarian and wholesome, but even non-veggos love this place (in fact, my family didn’t even realise it was meat-free!).
For brekkie, my all-time favourite is the Smashed Eggplant Toast (it’s zesty and bright with lemon and asparagus), while for lunch I flip between the Bees Knees Nachos (a crowd favourite), the tempe wrap and the vegan lasagne.
Grab a cold coconut or frothy turmeric latte, and pair it with the raw banoffee cheesecake. FYI, this is the most consistent cafe in Canggu, making it a great option for GoJek deliveries too.
Best for: Quality and always consistent vegetarian food in a breezy boho setting.
Must-try plates: Smashed Eggplant Toast, Bees Knees Nachos, Vegan Lasagne.
Price: Breakfast starts from IDR 42,000++
Address: Jl Tanah Barak No. 57, Canggu
WhatsApp: +62 812 3611 6466
Opening hours: Daily, 7.30am – 10.30pm
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7. Openhouse
The ‘cafe of the moment’ with build-your-own plates and a queue out the door.
Openhouse has quickly become one of Canggu’s most popular cafes, with a queue out the door every single day. What draws in the crowds here is the freedom to build your own plate: you pick your proteins, veggies and sides, and create something that’s bright and balanced.
Their Pererenan branch is the most popular, and it’s always buzzing, so expect a wait. But if you’re not the queuing type (like me!), you can always head to their Seseh location. It’s much quieter and a little more spacious. I spent an afternoon there, and it was surprisingly cosy – almost giving London bistro vibes.
Best for: Wholesome brunch with friends or travellers looking for Instagram-worthy café
Must-try plates: Build-Your-Own Plate, Double Cheese Burger, Spiced Beef Burrito Bowl.
Price: Breakfast starts from IDR 45,000++
Address: Jl. Munduk Tengah No.9, Pererenan & Jl Raya Munggu, Seseh
Opening hours: Daily 6am – 10pm
8. Crate Cafe
Hipster breakfast hub with industrial interiors, smoothie bowls and great coffee.
Is this the best breakfast in Bali? Many would say so. This rad, hipster coffee shop is always busy with Canggu’s coolest. Maybe it’s the awesome soundtrack, or maybe it’s the food that’s just so goddamn good (and affordable!). Their gluten-free sandwiches are right up there as one of my fave things to eat in Canggu.
Right now, Crate Cafe is located just off Batu Bolong and Padang Linjong, but soon they’re moving to Pererenan. Look out for those iconic industrial interiors, bold murals, super smoothie bowls and some of the best coffee in town. But don’t just take our word for it – you’ll soon see it’s always busy at this Canggu icon.
Best for: Hipster-cool hangouts, towering smoothies and affordable breakfasts.
Must-try plates: Wuddup Toastie, Veto Toast, Roll Over Omelette.
Price: Breakfast starts from IDR 70,000
Address: Jl Canggu Padang Linjong No. 49, Canggu
Opening hours: Daily, 6am – 4pm
9. BAKED.
Artisan bakery famous for its homemade sourdough, giant croissants and hearty brunch plates.
Soft, springy and perfectly crunchy on the crust – BAKED had me at homemade, still-warm sourdough. But flawless loaves aren’t the only specialty at this Canggu hotspot (located in Berawa and Pererenan). Throughout the day, you can tuck into salmon bagels, everything-on-toast, and some of the best scrambled eggs in Bali.
And the kicker is, absolutely everything here is made in-house.
My fave is the Royal folded eggs with spinach, sweet chilli jam, cream cheese, and that epic homemade sourdough. Settle in to the fresh interiors, and whatever you do, make sure you take home their doughy creations…
Best for: Home-baked sourdough, house-made breakfasts and great coffee.
Must-try plates: Korean Honey Toast, Parisian Omelette & Asparagus, Cardamom Granola & Strawberry.
Price: Breakfast starts from IDR 75,000++
Address: Jl Pantai Pererenan No. 118, Pererenan & Jl Raya Semat, Berawa
WhatsApp: +62 877 8762 7769
Opening hours: Daily, from 7am
10. Sensorium Bali
A multi-sensory Australasian cafe from Indonesian Chef-Owner William Salim.
Described as an ‘elevated brunch restaurant’, Sensorium Bali is a multi-sensory Australasian cafe that pushes all boundaries when it comes to brunch food. We won’t spoil the full experience for you here, but expect an ultra-modern take on Australian and Asian cuisine in a cool, air-conditioned space.
Chef-Owner William Salim is the man behind the magic, and he’s often in the cafe to personally greet guests and recommend his standouts. For us, he suggested the Textural of Mushrooms (sautéed and fried wild mushrooms with a seaweed paste on rye), the brunch ramen with 62-degree sous vide egg, and the decadent bulgogi beef burger. Safe to say, we were not disappointed.
Psst – while we were dining, Chef William shared with us the story behind Sensorium, and it makes this special cafe even more meaningful. After 9 years in Australia, his visa was suddenly denied, forcing him to leave the life he’d built overseas. With little more than his experience and determination, he started again. Sensorium was born from that turning point, and the rest is history.
Best for: An Asian take on traditional brunch food, with gastronomic twists and boundary-pushing recipes.
Must-try plates: Brunch Ramen, Textural of Mushrooms, Crispy Quesadillas.
Price: Breakfast starts from IDR 55,000++
Address: Jl Batu Mejan, Canggu
Opening hours: Daily, from 9am
11. Rize
Indian-inspired cafe with epic dosas, vegan curries and plant-based brunch options.
Rize is an open-air cafe just off the main Pererenan beach road, and it’s best known for its all-day Indian plates that use fresh local ingredients. I’ll be honest – I don’t often crave Indian food in the daytime (I’m more of a dinner-time curry gal), but that all changed after I tried the dosas here. There are four breakfast dosas to choose from, and they are all mind-blowing.
The cafe is also just minutes away from Pererenan Beach, so if you’re taking a midday break, drop by for a light lunch, cool down with a plant-based smoothie, then get back to the beach in time for the next wave. And if you’re not in the mood for Indian flavours, there are plenty of western-style brunch plates too, plus countless vegan, vegetarian and gluten-free options.
Best for: Indian dosas just minutes from the beach.
Must-try plates: Akuri Scramble Dosa, Nani’s Kitchari, Naan Burgers
Price: Mains start from IDR 55,000++
Address: Jl Pantai Pererenan No. 150, Pererenan
WhatsApp: +62 823 1191 7193
Opening hours: Daily, from 9am
12. Neighbourhood
An urban cafe in Berawa and Seseh, dedicated to local produce and Australian-standard coffee.
When a renowned chef, artist and fashion icon creates a space for community, craft and Australian-standard coffee, the result is Neighbourhood. This effortlessly cool cafe spotlights local produce from artisan makers, with underground art on the walls and a Melbourne-esque energy.
It’s one of my fave cafes in Berawa (and now Seseh too!) for breakfast and brunch. And FYI, the Hood Benedict (with confit potato hash, soft eggs, jalapeño hollandaise and salsa) is what first made me fall in love with this place. As lunch swings around, try the chicken pesto roll, tuna melt or any of the bowls. Or, stick around until later in the day for afternoon nibbles, wine and cocktails on the front terrace.
Best for: Local ingredients, Melbourne vibes and artisanal brunch food.
Must-try plates: Hood Benedict, Nutella Crêpes, Chicken Pesto Roll
Price: Breakfast starts from IDR 50,000++
Address: Jl Pantai Berawa No. 99B, Berawa & Jl Pantai Seseh No. 888, Seseh
Opening hours: Daily, from 7am
13. Honey Kitchen
Stylish Pererenan cafe with organic, sophisticated brunch plates.
Not only do I love the name of this breezy cafe in Pererenan, I’m also obsessed with the fit-out. Honey Kitchen is laced in white, with a sun-soaked terrace and modern-tropical decor. It’s simple but oh-so stylish. And of course, the same can be said about the menu.
With a focus on ultra-fresh and organic ingredients, local and imported produce is given the Midas touch, creating standout brunch plates like the zucchini feta omelette, lemon ricotta pancakes, and gourmet add-ons like halloumi, steak and smoked salmon. All of this is perched roadside (perfect for people watching), just a short stroll from Pererenan Beach.
Best for: Super stylish breakfasts in gorgeous interiors, just footsteps from the beach.
Must-try plates: Lemon Ricotta Pancakes, Zucchini Feta Omelette, Salmon Quinoa Bowl
Price: Brunch starts from IDR 40,000++
Address: Jl Pantai Pererenan No. 132, Pererenan
Opening hours: Daily, 7am – 10pm
14. Nüde
Laid-back cafe with friendly vibes, hearty bowls, pancakes and vegan options.
Stepping into Nüde is like stopping by an old friend’s place. The staff are famously friendly (all smiles from Putu and the team, every time) while the kitchen knocks out consistently good breakfasts and lunches all day. It’s a huge hit with digital nomads and expats – in fact, most people I know consider it their ‘regular’.
This popular Canggu cafe also does great smoothies, cocktails and excellent coffee. And with three locations in Canggu (and counting!), you’re never far from their famous bowls and pancakes.
Best for: Famously friendly service and laptop lunches for digital nomads.
Must-try plates: Pitaya Smoothie Bowl, Buttermilk Pancakes, Chilli Scrambled Tofu
Price: Brunch starts from IDR 65,000++
Located in: Jl. Pantai Berawa, Jl. Raya Babakan & Jl. Raya Tiyingtutul
Opening hours: Daily, 7am – 10pm
15. Little Frenchie
Charming French bistro in Pererenan, famous for its Eggs Benedict and golden profiteroles.
Little Frenchie is a charming French cafe that sits on the quieter side of Pererenan, not far from the beach. And just like the French do, it’s a great spot for a long and leisurely brunch. Start with Louie’s Eggs Benedict with gooey 63-degree eggs, paired with a perfectly brewed latte, or even a Mimosa. This place is pet-friendly too, so you can bring your pampered pooch with you!
As afternoon swings around, tuck into generous baguettes with whipped herb butter and garlic jam, or graze on the pan-seared poisson du jour (AKA local catch-of-the-day). I never leave without a plate of golden profiteroles, stuffed with vanilla Chantilly. It’s the perfect place to prop up street-side and watch the world go by, or to dive into a good book with a parade of French brunch classics. Bon appétit!
Best for: Classic French bistro on the quieter side of Pererenan, with indulgent French cuisine.
Must-try plates: Louie’s Eggs Benedict, Buttermilk Waffles, Golden Profiteroles.
Price: Breakfast starts from IDR 60,000++
Address: Jl Munduk Kedungu No. 39, Pererenan
WhatsApp: +62 813 6168 1146
Opening hours: Daily, 9am – 10pm
16. Copenhagen Bali
Scandinavian cafe with build-your-own brunch boards and Nordic classics.
Think that Nordic food is only cold fish and potatoes? Think again. Copenhagen is one of Canggu’s most popular cafes, with a queue out the door every single day. What made it so famous? This cute, minimalistic Danish cafe lets you create your own brunch board by mixing and matching your faves.
My breakfast spread usually includes a Danish pastry, scrambled eggs, creamy tuna and a raspberry poptart, but you can select from a whole list of different options. And if you don’t fancy queuing, you’ll find other Copenhagen cafes closer to Pererenan and Seseh, though these only serve bakery-style options, like cinnamon rolls, croissants and sandwiches.
Best for: Build-your-own breakfast boards, with Scandinavian breakfast and lunch staples.
Must-try plates: The Build-Your-Own Feast
Price: Brunch starts from IDR 75,000++
Address: Jl. Padang Lingjong No.71a, Canggu
Opening hours: Daily, 6am – 6pm
17. St. Ali
Melbourne-born cafe serving sustainable coffee and Aussie-inspired brunch plates.
From Melbourne to Bali, St. Ali in Pererenan is from the same peeps who gave us the artsy-cool boutique hotel, Further Hotel. Roasting and brewing only the best ethically and sustainably sourced beans, St. Ali has nailed the classics. But I say, step outta the box and go for a signature brew like the Coco Mingle (espresso topped with chocolate ice cream and coconut water) or the Grape Fizz Cold Brew.
Pair it up with some Melbourne-inspired brunch food, like the Chicken Katsu Sando or the St. Muffin, fully loaded with egg, sausage, caramelised onions, Dijon mustard and mayo. It’s Melbourne food, but better – because it’s in Bali!
Best for: Australian-inspired breakfasts and sustainably sourced coffee.
Must-try plates: St. Muffin, Polenta Porridge, Chicken Katsu Sando
Price: Breakfast starts from IDR 75,000++
Address: Jl Pantai Pererenan No. 121, Pererenan
WhatsApp: +62 811 3941 6656
Opening hours: Daily, 6am – 5pm
18. Gigi Susu
Famous coffee shack with daily-baked pastries, artisanal bread and hearty sandwiches.
Yes, this is the Canggu cafe that’s all over Instagram. You’ll spot the queue outside before you even arrive, but we can tell you, the wait is worth it. Gigi Susu is a cosy wooden shack just minutes from Batu Bolong Beach, and it’s been made famous thanks to its freshly baked pastries, artisanal breads, expertly brewed coffee, and cute merch.
If you’ve got the time, settle in for a homemade beef pastrami sandwich with wholewheat sourdough, or a roasted butternut pumpkin salad. Otherwise, grab a cuppa and a buttery croissant before hitting the beach.
Best for: Famous coffee spot with daily baked pastries.
Must-try plates: Salma Tartine, Gigi Susu McMuffin, Rian Pastrami
Price: Breakfast starts from IDR 90,000++
Address: Jl Pantai Batu Bolong No. 80, Canggu
WhatsApp: +62 822 1121 2099
Opening hours: Daily, 6am – 7pm
19. Touché
A chic Pererenan cafe with soufflé pancakes, truffle eggs and European mains.
You’ll feel like you’re in Seminyak at this stylish cafe, just minutes from Pererenan beach. With the dreamiest island-chic interiors that match its urban-style menu, you’ll often catch me in Touché, sipping on a matcha cappuccino over a plate of truffle mushroom risotto and a crisp smoked salmon salad.
From breakfast through to lunch, the menu goes from fluffy soufflé pancakes, to truffle scrambled eggs, before finishing off with European-inspired mains and desserts. Top tip: Touché doubles up as a prime perch to watch Pererenan life go by.
Best for: A European-style brunch in bright, white-washed surrounds.
Must-try plates: Soufflé Pancakes, Truffle Scrambled Eggs
Price: Breakfast starts from IDR 80,000++
Address: Jl Pantai Pererenan No. 104, Pererenan
WhatsApp: +62 823 4185 0363
Opening hours: Daily, 7.30am – 10pm
20. ACME
Roastery and bakery serving Arabica coffee, poached eggs and shokupan French toast.
A roastery and bakery all-in-one, ACME serves up freshly baked artisan breads, pastries and brekkie staples alongside great coffee. You’ll get a great caffeine fix thanks to their 100% Arabica beans, which are sustainably produced from local plantations and roasted in-house. It goes without saying that a cappuccino here goes perfectly with a croissant or pain au chocolat.
But better yet, try the sumac-spiced poached eggs served with toasted focaccia, or the delectable French toast with fluffy shokupan (AKA Japanese milk bread), berry jam, maple and golden cinnamon sugar. This one has become one of my regulars, and it’s great for GoJek deliveries too.
Best for: Sustainable Arabica coffee with baked goods from all over the world.
Must-try plates: Poached Sumac Eggs, French Toast, Lox & Schmear Bagel
Price: Breakfast starts from IDR 55,000++
Address: Jl Pantai Pererenan No. 81a & Jl Nelayan No. 28
Opening hours: Daily, 6.30am – 5pm
21. The Living Room
A cosy, hidden cafe with home-style brunch bites, vintage finds and chill vibes.
Hidden behind closed curtains and an inconspicuous frontage, The Living Room is a retro cafe where you can kick back with great coffee, a good book and a small but delicious brunch menu.
Nab a seat on the sofa and start your morning with the breakfast bun, stuffed with egg, crispy bacon, sausage, fries and chilli mayo. Or drop by at lunch for some spiced chicken skewers in a garlic parmesan sauce. Wash it all down with a strawberry and lychee iced tea, and browse the vintage trinkets, vinyl and collection of rare books.
Best for: Cosy retro vibes that feel like you’re in someone’s living room.
Must-try plates: Breakfast Bun, Avo Toast, Pesto Chicken
Price: Breakfast starts from IDR 60,000++
Address: Jl Raya Tiying Tutul, Pererenan
Opening hours: Monday to Saturday, 8am – 4pm
22. Café Kitsuné
Parisian-style café with artisanal coffee, pastries and chic Desa Kitsuné vibes.
From Paris to Bali, Café Kitsuné at Desa Kitsuné is a chic cafe with Parisian roots and laid-back island vibes. It’s known around the globe for its specialty coffee and pastries, and this Canggu outpost has become the go-to morning hangout for catch-ups over a matcha latte or classic piccolo.
You won’t find any big brunch plates or avocado on toast here. Instead, in true Parisian style, it’s all about light bites that complement your coffee. Think still-warm croissants, a zesty lemon tart, a slightly sweet cannelé and our favourite: the signature Café Kitsuné fox shortbread. You’ll also want to try the goat’s cheese quiche and the Matcha Maritozzo pastry, all before exploring Desa Kitsuné and the art de vivre that it’s best known for.
Best for: Parisian cafe with delicate pastries.
Must-try plates: Café Kitsuné Fox Shortbread, Goat Cheese Quiche, Matcha Maritozzo
Price: Pastries start from IDR 20,000++
Address: Jl Munduk Catu No. 9, Canggu
WhatsApp: +62 811 3099 0800
Opening hours: Daily 7am – 6pm
23. Zin Cafe
Digital nomad favourite with farm-to-table food, artisan coffee and a bamboo co-working space.
Zin Cafe first caught my attention when I heard they serve the most buttery-soft avocado on toast in town. Well, the rumours are true. This breezy, tropical spot (bathed in sunlight and local bamboo) comes to Bali direct from Amsterdam. As for the menu? 99% of the ingredients are locally-sourced, making use of the island’s artisan producers.
Expect farm-to-table creations like the Farmers Bowl filled to the brim with red rice, avocado, tempeh, greens and a dash of coconut vinaigrette. Or home-style comfort plates like pancakes, a spicy salmon bagel and mac & cheese. And if you’re a remote worker, Zin Cafe will be your new BFF, because this cafe doubles up as one of the most beautiful co-working spaces in Canggu.
Best for: Digital nomads, eco-friendly vibes and honest food.
Must-try plates: Grilled Haloumi Toast, Farmers Bowl, Spicy Salmon Bagel.
Price: Breakfast starts from IDR 70,000++
Address: Jl Nelayan No. 78, Canggu
WhatsApp: +62 811 3111 6647
Opening hours: Daily, from 6.30am
Last Updated: March 2026.
We re-verify opening hours, menus and pricing regularly, and physically revisit a rotating set of venues. If you spot a change, DM us on Instagram and let us know!
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FAQs on cafes in Canggu
What are the best cafes in Canggu?
There are so many must-try cafes in Canggu, including The Shady Shack, BAKED, Sensorium and Crate Cafe. For grab-and-go coffee and pastry as early as 6am, Gigi Susu is a firm favourite. For family friendly vibes, head to Milk & Madu.
What types of cuisine can I expect in a Canggu cafe?
Canggu's best cafes typically serve Australian and European brunch classics, like Avocado on Toast, French Toast and healthy smoothie bowls. You'll also find plenty of hearty Indonesian fusion dishes, and creative vegan food too.
Are there vegan and vegetarian cafes in Canggu?
Yes, Canggu is famous for its vegan and vegetarian cafes, like The Shady Shack and KYND, which are renowned for their extensive plant-based menus and Instagram-worthy interiors.
What should I expect to pay for breakfast in Canggu?
Canggu's cafe cater to every budget – you can find affordable local warung-style meals and coffee for around IDR 30,000 to 50,000, to more upscale brunch cafes that can cost up to IDR 150,000 per dish.
Do most cafes in Canggu offer free Wi-Fi?
Yes, many cafes in Canggu offer free Wi-Fi, along with comfortable seating and strong coffee. Canggu is renowned as Bali's cafe capital for digital nomads.
Which cafes in Canggu are popular among digital nomads?
While most cafes in Canggu cater to digital nomads, ZIN cafe is probably your best choice. Not only do they serve excellent coffee and food, they also have the right ambience, reliable Wi-Fi, as well as a dedicated co-working space.
Are there pet-friendly cafes in Canggu?
Yes, many local cafes in Canggu are dog-friendly, though it’s always a good idea to check in advance. Some even have outdoor seating areas perfect for enjoying Bali’s warm weather with your pet by your side.
Can I find healthy and organic food options in Canggu?
Canggu’s cafe scene is a haven for health and fitness enthusiasts. You can expect an array of organic, locally sourced, and superfood-packed options, from smoothie bowls and cold-pressed juices to salads and big vegan wraps.
What are the typical opening hours of Canggu cafes?
Most cafes in Canggu open early, around 7am to 8am (or even earlier, like Gigi Susu), for breakfast or early morning coffee. Many cafes in Canggu also continue serving through lunch and into the evening.