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Café · Pererenan / Pantai Pererenan
An all-day, family-friendly brunch cafe in Pererenan set under a large mango tree, with an open, breezy, high-ceilinged space serving big brunch plates, lunch and cocktails. Best known for its fluffy souffle 'Porncakes'.
Best for: A lively all-day brunch or lunch with friends, couples or families; a relaxed sit-down for big sweet and savoury plates plus a cocktail.
Café · Berawa
A long-running, colourful all-day breakfast and lunch cafe on Jl. Padang Linjong in Canggu (open since 2017) serving fresh, health-conscious comfort food, coffee and juices in an open-air, al-fresco setting.
Best for: A bright, casual morning-after-the-beach breakfast or brunch, good for solo travellers, couples and small groups wanting healthy plates.
Café · Berawa
An Australian-style neighbourhood cafe about 300m from Berawa beach, serving locally sourced healthy food and its own Indonesian coffee blend, with 40-50% local organic produce. A reliable daily breakfast and brunch stop.
Best for: Post-beach breakfast, brunch and coffee for solo travellers, couples and families who want fresh, organic-leaning food near Berawa.
Sanur
Café · Jl. Danau Tamblingan
Pan-Asian ("a Taste of Asia") restaurant on Jl. Danau Tamblingan No. 85, serving shareable Asian plates with live music in the evenings.
Best for: groups wanting to share a range of Asian dishes; couples and long-stay visitors after a relaxed evening with live music
Ubud
Café · Ubud
The most polished early breakfast in Ubud — open from 7am with an unusually clear, current menu; breakfast service runs to 11:30.
Best for: An early, composed breakfast; couples who want to talk; small early meetings; groups who book ahead
Jimbaran
Café · Jimbaran
A roadside cafe-restaurant on Jalan Raya Uluwatu in the Jimbaran fishing village, opened in 2012 by Belgian design-and-restaurateur couple Blaise Samoy and Zohra Boukhari, in a vintage-European-meets-colonial interior full of antiques the pair collected across the archipelago; the menu is Indonesian-led, with a multi-dish rijsttafel as the signature spread, rounded out by European and fusion plates.
Best for: A relaxed, atmospheric lunch or dinner for travellers who want Indonesian home-style cooking and characterful décor away from the beachfront.
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