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Café · Ubud
The easiest family and group brunch in Ubud — an all-day cafe with a clear 110K breakfast set, a kids menu and group bookings for up to 20.
Best for: Families with children; mixed groups; a central meeting point; anyone who wants a fixed breakfast bundle
Yoga · Nyuh Kuning / south Ubud
A contemporary two-tier complex on the edge of Nyuh Kuning, best known as Ubud's dedicated hot-yoga studio, with a gong centre, kids centre and cafe.
Best for: Practitioners specifically after a heated practice (Bikram/hot Ashtanga) and families wanting a kids programme.
Restaurant · Ubud
A social-enterprise warung on Jalan Sriwedari (Taman Kaja) run by the Fair Future Foundation/Bali Sari Foundation, where restaurant proceeds fund free medical consultations for the local community; serves Indonesian, Asian-fusion and vegetarian dishes daily.
Best for: Travellers wanting an easy, good-value Indonesian meal that also funds a local healthcare program; casual lunch or early dinner.
Café · Ubud
Artisanal Italian gelato brand that opened its first Bali shop in Ubud in 2009, making fresh daily gelato/sorbetto from all-natural ingredients, including Indonesian-inspired flavors like black rice and coconut pandan.
Best for: A dessert or cool-down stop for families and travelers after sightseeing (e.g., near Monkey Forest / Jalan Raya Ubud).
Restaurant · Ubud
The sister restaurant of Cafe Wayan & Bakery, set in a garden bordering rice fields near Nyuh Kuning/Monkey Forest, with tree-shaded pavilions for private dining, afternoon craft workshops, and scheduled evenings with Balinese dance performances (Kecak/Fire Dance) and a group buffet.
Best for: Groups wanting a scenic rice-field garden dinner with a Balinese cultural show, or a private-pavilion group meal.
Restaurant · Ubud
A central-Ubud warung (found online as "Warung Mangga Madu" — note the DB entry drops one 'g') serving straightforward, affordable Indonesian comfort food near Jl. Gunung Sari, a short walk off the main Ubud strip.
Best for: budget travelers wanting classic Indonesian comfort food close to central Ubud
Restaurant · Jl. Hanoman, Padang Tegal, Ubud
The Ubud restaurant that popularised Balinese-style crispy duck, open since 1990, set among rice-paddy garden pavilions. The duck is steamed in Indonesian spices then deep-fried until the skin crackles while the meat stays tender.
Best for: first taste of balinese crispy duck; rice-paddy garden dinner; groups sharing regional dishes; visitors near monkey forest
Restaurant · Ubud
Established in 1986 on Monkey Forest Road, a long-running Ubud institution with a bakery out front and a rice-paddy-view garden behind, serving a wide Indonesian/Thai/Italian menu plus a Sunday-evening traditional Balinese buffet.
Best for: Groups or families wanting an easy, established garden restaurant with a broad menu and a well-known dessert to share.
Restaurant · Ubud
A long-running restaurant and gallery on Jalan Monkey Forest founded by the family of Ibu Rai (born 1925, who ran a food stall near Ubud Palace); opened as a restaurant in 1992 and now serves a fusion of Indonesian specialties and European dishes in a central, art-filled setting.
Best for: Travellers wanting an easy, centrally located sit-down meal that mixes Indonesian classics with familiar European comfort dishes.
Restaurant · Ubud (Jl. Raya Goa Gajah, Peliatan)
A Filipino warung in Peliatan set in a bamboo hut with rice-field views, cooking home-style Filipino comfort food. It stands out as a dedicated Filipino kitchen in an area dominated by Balinese and Western menus.
Best for: filipino comfort food; calm rice-field setting; shared table meals; family dinner
Fitness · Lodtunduh / Nyuh Kuning edge
A large sports-and-social club near Nyuh Kuning with gym, pool, courts and a café, open 8am–10pm daily.
Best for: Families and long-stayers who want a full day-club rather than just a gym.
Restaurant · Ubud
A family-run Thai warung on Jl. Goutama in central Ubud, opened 2014, known for cooking dishes the traditional Thai way with fresh herbs, lime, and chilis rather than a Westernized menu.
Best for: travelers craving authentic home-style Thai food in central Ubud
Restaurant · Ubud
CHASKAA Ubud is a modern Indian restaurant on Jalan Suweta serving curries, tandoor dishes and Indian street food.
Best for: Families and groups choosing modern Indian food in central Ubud.
Canggu
Café · Batu Bolong
A spacious, palm-shaded all-day cafe on Batu Bolong beach road with a kids' play area, brunch classics and lava-stone pizzas, part of the well-known Milk & Madu group.
Best for: Families with young children and groups; brunch through to an easy early dinner, plus daily sunset sessions.
Canggu
Wellness · Berawa
FINNS Recreation Club is the large membership sport, leisure and wellness club at FINNS Lifestyle Village in Berawa, combining a full gym, Olympic-sized pool, tennis and padel courts, a kids' club, recovery facilities (ice baths, infrared sauna, compression therapy) and a full-service Balinese spa under one roof.
Best for: Families and active travellers on a longer Canggu/Berawa stay who want gym, pool, courts, kids' club and spa/recovery in one place; day-pass or membership visitors.
Uluwatu & the Bukit
Beach club · Ungasan
A private white-sand cove at the foot of the Ungasan cliffs — the Bukit's one true toes-in-the-sand beach club.
Best for: beach days with kids; sunset bonfires; couples who want sand, not concrete
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