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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.
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
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.
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
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 · Padang Padang
Open-air garden dining near Padang Padang with real cultural programming — Barong nights, Sunday markets, kids welcome.
Best for: group dinners with something happening; early family dinners; long relaxed evenings
Restaurant · Suluban, Pecatu
Family-run Lebanese on the Suluban road — sharing feasts that work as well for kids as for a table of eight.
Best for: group dinners over shared plates; early family dinners; date nights that need warmth over show
Café · Jl. Mertanadi, Kerobokan (Seminyak)
An artisan gelateria and caffe turning out house-made gelato in a wide flavour range, from classic fior di latte to local twists like lemongrass, ginger and sesame. It also pours proper coffee in a calm sit-down space.
Best for: afternoon dessert stop; cooling off in the heat; family treat with kids; coffee-and-gelato pause
Fitness · Jimbaran
A community sports hub in Jimbaran running fitness and martial-arts classes, including karate, for adults and kids.
Best for: Families and locals who want structured classes rather than a tourist gym.
Bar · Jalan Danau Tamblingan
Broad-menu kitchen-and-bar on the main Sanur strip mixing Australian steaks, Western favourites and Indonesian dishes, with a dedicated kids' section.
Best for: families with kids; groups wanting varied Western-and-local options in one place
Restaurant · Batu Bolong / Berawa
Gourmet Italian home-cooking from the Zibiru group (running since 2015), making its own fresh pasta, bread, cheese and desserts. The Berawa location ("Origano") on Jl. Pantai Berawa runs all day.
Best for: Relaxed all-day Italian for families and groups sharing pasta, or a casual dinner.
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.
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 · Berawa / Tegal Gundul
The Berawa flagship of Milk & Madu, a long-running all-day Canggu cafe brand doing hearty brunch, lava-stone pizzas and family-friendly dinners. A dependable, crowd-pleasing all-rounder.
Best for: Families and groups; a big post-surf brunch; an easy all-day meal that suits fussy and hungry tables alike.
Restaurant · Berawa
A popular healthy cafe at a busy Berawa junction on Jl. Pantai Berawa, serving wholesome bowls, salads, wraps, smoothies and coffee from breakfast to evening; part of a small Bali group.
Best for: A healthy brunch or casual all-day meal - good for digital nomads and families.
Restaurant · Canggu
A one-of-a-kind communal Italian dinner: everyone shares one long table for a multi-course, family-style set menu inspired by an Italian grandmother's table. Dinner only, one seating, book ahead — it's an event as much as a meal.
Best for: Groups and social diners up for a shared, festive Italian feast; couples and solo travellers happy to sit with strangers.
Restaurant · Berawa
A breezy all-day vegetarian and vegan cafe overlooking the Berawa rice fields, from the team behind Betelnut. Big wholefood menu — all-day breakfast, smoothies, salads, share plates and vegan desserts — in a leafy, open setting.
Best for: A healthy post-surf brunch; plant-based eaters; a relaxed early dinner with a rice-field view.
Beach club · Melasti, Ungasan
Melasti's adults-only club — three infinity pools, a beachfront bar and a spa, with no one under 18 on the daybeds.
Best for: couples' pool days; sunset drinks without the family crowd
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 · Nusa Dua
The beachfront grill restaurant at The Laguna, a Luxury Collection Resort & Spa in Nusa Dua, doing Basque-style wood grills of fresh seafood and dry-aged meats plus a Balinese menu, on a terrace beside the beach and lagoon pools.
Best for: Resort guests and couples wanting a relaxed seaside grill lunch or dinner, or the Sunday brunch, with ocean views.
Restaurant · Renon, Jl. Merdeka, Denpasar
A long-running Denpasar specialist in ayam betutu, the Gilimanuk-style chicken slow-cooked in Balinese spice paste until it falls off the bone. It is a focused, no-frills local kitchen where the betutu and the sambals are the whole point.
Best for: trying a genuine balinese classic; a spice-forward local lunch; eating where residents eat away from the tourist strip
Restaurant · Berawa
The Canggu branch of Bali Buda, an organic wholefoods cafe-and-store brand established in 1994 — smoothie bowls, fresh juices, wholesome mains and an in-house bakery, with organic groceries and eco goods to take away.
Best for: A wholesome, health-minded brunch or lunch; families; a calm cafe stop with groceries to grab on the way out.
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.
Restaurant · Jimbaran
A beachfront seafood restaurant on Kelan Beach at the quiet northern end of Jimbaran Bay, with tables set on the sand and charcoal-grilled whole fish, prawns, squid and lobster sold by weight; nightly Balinese dance performances (around 7–9pm) run alongside the sunset over the Indian Ocean.
Best for: A sunset seafood dinner for couples or groups wanting toes-in-the-sand dining away from Jimbaran's busier main strip.
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 · Jimbaran
The Italian fine-dining restaurant at the InterContinental Bali Resort in Jimbaran, serving handmade pastas and Mediterranean-inflected mains from an open kitchen in an air-conditioned, chandelier-lit room, with a Sunday brunch featuring live music.
Best for: A dressed-up dinner or leisurely Sunday brunch for couples and families wanting composed Italian cooking in a resort setting.
Restaurant · Jalan Cemara, Sanur Kauh
Italian restaurant on Jalan Cemara (Sanur Kauh) serving wood-fired pizza, homemade pasta and Italian desserts, with vegetarian options.
Best for: families and groups wanting familiar Italian food; casual dinners and pizza nights
Restaurant · Nusa Dua
A long-running authentic-Balinese restaurant and cooking school founded in 1996 by Swiss chef and cookbook author Heinz von Holzen, serving home- and ceremony-style dishes such as babi guling and a multi-course rijsttafel in a traditional courtyard-compound setting on Nusa Dua's northern edge.
Best for: Travellers who want to try a wide spread of traditional Balinese cooking, or take a market-and-cooking class, over a relaxed dinner.
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.
Beach club · Nusa Dua (Benoa)
A large multi-zone beachfront club on the southern side of Nusa Dua with a pool, daybeds, water sports and several dining areas including the oceanfront Cliff restaurant, running from daytime lounging into evening entertainment.
Best for: A full day-to-night outing for families or groups on Nusa Dua's calm white-sand beach.
Restaurant · Batu Bolong
A long-running (est. 2014) Indonesian restaurant on Batu Bolong serving Balinese family-recipe dishes in a romantic, plant-filled setting split between open-air tables and cosy indoor nooks -- known for its free-roaming resident rabbits. Previously traded as Dandelion; same venue, team and menu, now under the Casa Tua name.
Best for: A romantic dinner with real character; travellers wanting authentic Balinese home cooking; a memorable one-off setting for a couple.
Café · Oberoi / Jl. Laksmana (Eat Street)
All-day cafe and bistro on Seminyak's "Eat Street," serving Western/modern-Australian classics from breakfast and brunch through burgers, char-grilled steaks and pizza. Casual, generous, colonial-house setting on the corner of Oberoi Road.
Best for: brunch after the beach; an easy first-night dinner; a relaxed group meal of familiar Western food
Restaurant · Bingin
A small family-run roadside warung near Bingin doing fresh grilled seafood as an evening spot.
Best for: a casual grilled-seafood dinner near Bingin; travellers after a relaxed local meal; sunset-hour eaters
Restaurant · Jl. Kayu Aya / Oberoi–Laksmana, Seminyak
Modern-Asian sharing restaurant on Seminyak's Oberoi/Laksmana strip from chef Dean Keddell, open since 2012. Built around ordering several shareable plates for the table rather than individual mains.
Best for: a group who want to share a spread of Asian plates; a relaxed dinner with friends or family; couples happy to graze across the menu
Wellness · Sanur
An Australian-owned, Western-style one-stop salon and day spa on Sanur's main strip, part of the Glo group (Canggu, Seminyak, Echo Beach, Lembongan) known for hair, nails, bridal and massage under one roof.
Best for: Travellers who want familiar Western salon standards in one visit — a haircut, mani-pedi, waxing or brow work alongside a relaxing massage; brides and bridal parties prepping for an event.
Restaurant · Batu Belig
Casual American BBQ joint on Jalan Batu Belig (Kerobokan) built around family-style tables and low-fuss grilled fare, with a largely gluten-free menu. Signature slow-cooked ribs are the draw.
Best for: groups sharing BBQ platters family-style; families with a relaxed early dinner; gluten-free diners
Restaurant · Pererenan, Canggu
Modern Balinese cooking from Chef Wayan Kresna Yasa in a seaside Pererenan setting, reworking family and island recipes with contemporary technique. The kitchen is spice- and produce-driven and keeps a full vegan section alongside its seafood and traditional dishes.
Best for: a considered balinese dinner; introducing someone to indonesian flavours done well; a table mixing meat, seafood and vegan diners
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 · Jimbaran
The Indonesian restaurant of the Kayumanis Jimbaran Private Estate & Spa, set in a garden of coconut palms and housed in a replica Javanese joglo built almost entirely of hardwood, serving archipelago classics built around market-fresh produce and catch-of-the-day seafood, with signature dishes like betutu duck, beef ribs and charcoal-grilled prawns.
Best for: A relaxed sit-down dinner of regional Indonesian cooking in a resort garden setting, for couples or travellers wanting an alternative to Jimbaran Bay's beachfront seafood grills.
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
Restaurant · Jimbaran
The Japanese restaurant at the InterContinental Bali Resort in Jimbaran, headed by chef Mitsuaki Senoo, serving teppanyaki grilled at open counters alongside a sushi and sashimi bar, with a private tatami room and a Balinese-Japanese interior.
Best for: Couples or groups wanting an interactive teppanyaki dinner or fresh sushi in a polished resort setting.
Restaurant · Jl. Bumbak, Umalas (Kerobokan)
A home-style Italian restaurant serving daily-baked bread and cornetti, fresh pasta and wood-fired pizza in a rustic, cozy setting, running from breakfast through lunch to dinner.
Best for: a cozy, unhurried Italian dinner; a relaxed breakfast or lunch; a laid-back family or couples meal
Restaurant · Bingin
Bingin's dumpling-and-noodle room — the Fat Gajah lineage reborn roadside, worth the traffic noise.
Best for: group dinners over dumplings; easy family meals
Restaurant · Sanur beachwalk near Jalan Duyung
A beachfront restaurant directly on the Sanur paved coastal walk (Jalan Duyung), serving Indonesian and European dishes plus seafood, cooked without MSG, with tables facing the sea. Open all day from breakfast to late evening.
Best for: couples and families wanting relaxed seafront tables; long-stay visitors after an easy, calm sit-down meal; anyone who wants toes-near-sand dining without a resort setting
Beach club · Nusa Dua
An ISMAYA Group beach club on the white-sand beachfront of the Sofitel Bali Nusa Dua Beach Resort, laid out as a continuous run from restaurant through outdoor lounge to two infinity pools and rows of daybeds on the sand, with three bars, an all-day international-and-Balinese menu and DJ-driven sunset sessions.
Best for: Resort-goers and couples wanting a full-day pool-and-beach club with no entrance fee or minimum spend, best from midday into the golden-hour DJ hours.
Restaurant · Jalan Danau Tamblingan
A long-running Italian restaurant on Sanur's main Jalan Danau Tamblingan strip, making pasta, mozzarella/burrata and gelato in-house daily, with wood-fired naturally-leavened pizza. The owner has produced Italian gelato in Sanur since 1996, with 48+ flavours.
Best for: families and groups wanting familiar Italian food; a casual sit-down dinner on the main street; a dedicated gelato stop
Restaurant · Berawa
A long-standing Berawa restaurant set in a garden overlooking a small rice paddy on Jl. Pantai Berawa, serving Balinese-Western dishes and coffee from morning until night.
Best for: A relaxed brunch or dinner with rice-field views - couples and families wanting a green, calm setting.
Café · Jl. Danau Tamblingan
Long-running casual cafe on Jl. Danau Tamblingan serving Indonesian staples alongside international dishes, with vegetarian, vegan and halal options.
Best for: families and long-stay visitors wanting an easy all-rounder; travellers after familiar Indonesian dishes in a relaxed setting
Warung · Jl. Mertanadi, Kerobokan (Seminyak-adjacent)
The Seminyak-area (Batu Belig) branch, opened in 2016, of the Ubud institution — known for Balinese-style barbecued pork ribs and its potent martinis, in a casual warung format.
Best for: a group here for smoky ribs and martinis; a casual, no-fuss dinner; an easy meal soon after landing
Restaurant · Umalas
Long-running open-air café/restaurant set beside Umalas rice fields, serving all-day Western and Indonesian food from breakfast to late (8am–11pm). Known as a calm rice-paddy escape a short hop from Seminyak's bustle.
Best for: relaxed rice-field brunch or breakfast; couples/groups wanting a calm all-day meal off the strip; vegetarian/vegan and gluten-free diners
Restaurant · Nusa Dua
An independent, family-run beachfront restaurant on the sand at Geger Beach in Nusa Dua, running since 1995, where fresh grilled seafood (prawns, fish, lobster) shares the menu with Indonesian and Western dishes and pastas, all looking over the calm turquoise Geger Lagoon a short walk from The Mulia.
Best for: A relaxed all-day beach outing — breakfast, long lunch or sunset dinner — for families who want fresh seafood on the sand without resort prices, easily paired with a swim or snorkel in the lagoon.
Restaurant · Jimbaran
A beachfront seafood grill on the Jimbaran Bay sands (Muaya Beach strip), running since 1994, where you pick lobster, prawns, crab, snapper and squid from the tanks to be barbecued and served at candlelit tables on the beach.
Best for: Couples and groups wanting a relaxed sunset seafood dinner with your feet near the sand.
Restaurant · Batu Bolong / Berawa
A Neapolitan pizzeria on Jl. Batu Mejan turning out wood-fired, thin and light pizzas plus fresh pasta in an industrial-chic space, with a second branch in Umalas.
Best for: A casual pizza dinner with friends or family, and groups sharing.
Restaurant · Hyatt Regency Bali beachfront, Sanur Beach
The Italian beachfront restaurant and bar at Hyatt Regency Bali, on Sanur Beach, serving antipasti, wood-fired sourdough pizza, pasta, seafood and meat with sea views. Lunch and dinner daily, plus a Sunday Brunch with live grills and carvings.
Best for: couples wanting an upscale beachfront resort dinner; a special-occasion meal; Sunday brunch with a group; families dining early at the resort
Warung · Jl. Danau Tamblingan
A long-running sit-down Balinese warung on the main Danau Tamblingan strip, known for home-style Balinese cooking built around duck and roast pork, in a traditional wood interior.
Best for: a sit-down dinner of authentic Balinese classics; families and small groups; travellers wanting table-service rather than a hawker stall
Wellness · South Sanur
The spa at Puri Santrian, a long-standing family-owned beach resort in south Sanur, with nine double treatment rooms offering Balinese massage, aromatherapy, reflexology and facials using Phytomer and Sothys products.
Best for: Travellers staying in south Sanur who want a full menu of classic and modern treatments in a beachfront resort; those pairing a massage with the resort's morning beach yoga.
Restaurant · Jimbaran
A beachfront seafood grill on Muaya Beach in Jimbaran Bay, where you pick fish, prawns, clams and lobster from an iced display to be charcoal-grilled and eaten at tables set out on the sand; known for its fresh grilled snapper and prawns and for sunset views over the bay.
Best for: Couples and groups wanting a casual feet-in-the-sand seafood dinner timed to the Jimbaran sunset.
Restaurant · Sanur
A Sanur restaurant known for grilled seafood and mixed BBQ platters alongside Indonesian mains, open all day, with live acoustic music at dinner.
Best for: groups sharing a seafood/grill platter; families wanting an early dinner; visitors after casual Indonesian grilled food
Restaurant · Pererenan
A Pererenan cafe serving contemporary Indian home cooking alongside brunch classics, craft cocktails and house chai, with spices ground daily and dishes rooted in family recipes.
Best for: Spice lovers wanting Indian food, a distinctive brunch, or cocktails and chai in a relaxed setting; small groups sharing dishes.
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.
Restaurant · Beachwalk mall, Kuta
A long-running Indonesian restaurant chain (Sarirasa Group) serving dependable, authentic classics — satay, soto, gado-gado — in an air-conditioned mall setting steps from Kuta beach. It's the reliable, family-safe Indonesian meal when you want the real thing without hunting for a warung.
Best for: a dependable Indonesian meal in air-conditioning; families and just-landed first dinners; a safe introduction to Indonesian classics near Kuta
Café · Berawa
A family-run specialty coffee company in Berawa built on the Sudana family's Balinese single-origin beans, roasted in-house, with a bright, eco-minded white space and a simple all-day menu of bowls, sandwiches and smoothies for the post-surf crowd.
Best for: Coffee lovers and post-surf travellers wanting well-pulled espresso built on Indonesian single origins plus a healthy breakfast or lunch bowl.
Café · Seminyak
A colourful, long-running café and bar on Jl. Kayu Aya, open since 2010, known for all-day brunch, tacos and cocktails in a playful coral-pink-striped setting; the menu runs from acai bowls, benedicts and breakfast burritos to pulled-pork and baja fish tacos, with plenty of vegan and gluten-free options.
Best for: Casual all-day brunch, tacos and sunset drinks for families and groups on the Kayu Aya strip.
Restaurant · Jl. Segara Ayu beachfront
A beachfront bar and restaurant on Sanur's shore at Jl. Segara Ayu, serving seafood, pasta, Indonesian dishes and pizza with ocean views, beach happy hour and live music.
Best for: groups wanting beachfront tables with drinks and live music; families dining early by the sea; a relaxed seafront meal
Café · Seminyak
A long-running Australian-style cafe on Jl. Kayu Cendana in central Seminyak, opposite Seminyak Village, serving an all-day brunch menu and specialty coffee in a bright, tiled minimalist space — signature plates include truffle scrambled eggs, bacon benedict, smashed avocado and acai bowls.
Best for: Brunch and good coffee between Seminyak shopping — a lively, dependable all-day cafe.
Restaurant · Nusa Dua
The signature beachfront restaurant at The Mulia, Mulia Resort & Villas in Nusa Dua, serving Mediterranean and Pan-Asian dishes such as handcrafted pastas and grilled seafood in indoor and terrace settings facing the Indian Ocean; best known for its long-running Sunday Brunch with a seafood bar, live grill stations and Italian antipasti.
Best for: A resort occasion meal or its Sunday Brunch (11am–3pm) for couples and groups wanting oceanfront dining in Nusa Dua.
Restaurant · Jl. Pantai Sindhu (Sindhu Beach)
A beachfront restaurant on Sanur's Sindhu Beach (next to INNA Sindhu Beach Hotel), serving Indonesian, Asian and Western food from breakfast to dinner, with a swimmable white-sand beach and views toward Mount Agung and Nusa Penida. Vegetarian and vegan options available.
Best for: families and groups wanting all-day beachfront dining; a relaxed seafront breakfast or early dinner; visitors wanting a swim-and-eat spot
Beach club · Jimbaran
The beach club and beachfront restaurant at the Four Seasons Resort Bali at Jimbaran Bay, terracing down from a bar and daybeds to a 57-metre infinity pool and the sands of Jimbaran Bay, with fire-led cooking of seafood and charred meats plus a rosé-soaked Sunday brunch.
Best for: Sunset drinks and daybeds by the pool, or a special-occasion seafood dinner and the Sunday rosé brunch.
Bar · Jimbaran
The open-air, toes-in-sand beach bar of the InterContinental Bali Resort on Jimbaran Bay, set among coconut palms on the white sand with 180-degree views west over the water, serving grilled dishes and cocktails to a soundtrack of daily live music as the sun goes down.
Best for: Couples and groups who want a beach-facing table or bean bag for late-afternoon drinks and grilled bites timed to the Jimbaran Bay sunset.
Restaurant · Nusa Dua
A modern Indonesian restaurant at Kayumanis Nusa Dua Private Villa and Spa, named after the bamboo-and-palm-frond ceremonial roof structure and set in a glass-walled, bamboo-accented room serving archipelago dishes such as lemongrass Balinese chicken salad and black oxtail soup.
Best for: A relaxed lunch or dinner for travellers wanting regional Indonesian cooking in a quiet resort setting rather than a beachfront scene.
Beauty & salon · Seminyak
Billed as Bali's original integrated salon-spa-barber (since 2012) on Jl. Raya Basangkasa, offering hair cuts, colour, keratin and extensions, plus nails, lashes, facials, massage and a men's barber, with one of Bali's largest bridal hair-and-make-up teams.
Best for: Groups and families who want hair, beauty, nails and barber services together in one Seminyak spot; bridal parties.
Yoga · Bingin
A long-running family-run guesthouse on the Bingin clifftop overlooking Impossibles and Bingin, geared to a balanced surf-and-yoga lifestyle. It holds daily yoga in a clifftop shala (open to outside guests) with an on-site spa and healthy restaurant.
Best for: Surfers and couples wanting relaxed clifftop yoga tied to a laid-back stay.
Restaurant · Pecatu cliffs
Refined Indonesian cooking on Alila's clifftop — the district's serious special-occasion table for local food.
Best for: special occasions; date nights around Indonesian food; unhurried family dinners
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 · Labuan Sait, Pecatu
Casual open-air seafood with Hawaiian roots — sushi, grilled daily catch and live music in a Labuan Sait garden.
Best for: early family dinners; group dinners over shared fish
Warung · Jl. Danau Poso, south Sanur
A family-run warung open around 25 years, best known locally for its nasi campur and Balinese home cooking alongside some Indonesian and Western dishes.
Best for: nasi campur and Balinese home cooking in a relaxed sit-down setting; mixed groups where some want Western options; travellers in south Sanur
Warung · Jl. Petitenget
A small family-run warung on Petitenget known for a soulful nasi campur, run by Ibu Eny and her husband with an open kitchen and mostly local produce, cooked fresh daily.
Best for: travellers wanting a personal, home-cooked nasi campur; couples or small groups; those curious about the open kitchen
Warung · Padang Linjong
A small family-run Javanese-Balinese warung serving home-style nasi campur at lunch. Semi-indoor with street views; open roughly 10am–5pm, closed Sundays.
Best for: home-style Javanese nasi campur; a midday lunch; vegetarians (plentiful veg options); travellers near Padang Linjong or Echo Beach wanting an unfussy local plate
Warung · Batu Bolong
A semi-open Indonesian warung on the Batu Bolong strip serving Halal local staples — nasi campur, nasi goreng and satay — with an outdoor seating section. Open daily 10am–10pm.
Best for: Halal diners; a central Batu Bolong location; casual dinner as well as lunch; travellers wanting familiar local staples in an easy setting
Warung · Jalan Cemara
Small, tidy family-run warung serving Balinese, Indonesian and some Western dishes with plenty of vegetarian options, plus local coffee and fresh cocktails.
Best for: relaxed local meal; vegetarians; travellers wanting a home-style, no-fuss dinner
Warung · Jimbaran
A no-frills, family-run roadside seafood warung on Jalan Uluwatu II in Jimbaran that grills just three things — fish, prawns and clams — served with three sambals plus free plecing kangkung and raw vegetables, and closes entirely on any day the catch isn't fresh.
Best for: Travellers who want cheap, genuinely fresh grilled seafood over the touristy Jimbaran beach-BBQ setups; come after it opens around 1pm and before the day's catch sells out.
Warung · Jl. Nakula (Seminyak–Legian border)
A family-run Javanese warung in a quiet alley on the Seminyak–Legian border, cooking from early morning so nasi campur and sides are ready by late morning. Advertised as non-MSG and halal.
Best for: halal diners; a midday lunch (best around 12–1pm); travellers wanting simple home-style Javanese food
Warung · Bualu (Jl. Siligita)
A busy local nasi campur warung opposite Hotel Santika Siligita, serving Balinese mixed-rice plates built around chicken. One of the go-to cheap Balinese meals in the Nusa Dua/Bualu area.
Best for: a cheap authentic Balinese breakfast or lunch; solo travellers and families staying in Nusa Dua who want local food near the resorts; those who like a spice option
Warung · Seminyak
A casual Balinese warung in Kayu Aya Square on Jl. Kayu Aya (the Oberoi strip), best known for slow-cooked, spice-marinated pork ribs sold by weight with a range of chilli levels, plus babi guling, satay and rijsttafel.
Best for: A relaxed, well-priced local lunch or dinner for travellers wanting authentic Balinese pork ribs without the fine-dining setting.
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
Warung · Batu Bolong
A family-run point-and-pick nasi campur warung where you choose rice then add vegetables and meats from the display. One of Canggu's most popular local rice stalls, open daily 9am–9pm.
Best for: cheap authentic nasi campur; solo diners and quick lunches; build-your-own plate eaters; first-timers who want a low-friction, English-friendly setup
Restaurant · Nusa Dua
A pan-Asian restaurant in the Bali Collection shopping-and-dining complex in the BTDC resort area of Nusa Dua, open from breakfast through dinner; known for shareable Asian plates and satay grilled on a Balinese barbecue, with outdoor tables and friendly, attentive service.
Best for: Relaxed, good-value lunches or dinners for couples and families staying in the Nusa Dua resort area who want familiar Asian dishes without leaving the enclave.
Beach club · Melasti, Ungasan
The big-format beachfront club on Melasti — pools, daybeds and a stage, directly on one of Bali's whitest beaches.
Best for: group beach days; families with mixed ages; event nights
Restaurant · Jimbaran / GWK
CHASKAA GWK is a modern Indian restaurant near Jimbaran serving curries, tandoor dishes and Indian street food.
Best for: Families and groups choosing modern Indian food near Jimbaran and GWK.
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.
Café · Seminyak
Milk & Madu Seminyak is a family-friendly all-day café on Jalan Raya Seminyak serving breakfast, brunch, pizza and international dishes.
Best for: Families and groups choosing an easy café meal in central Seminyak.
Café · Pecatu
Milk & Madu Uluwatu is a family-friendly all-day café in Pecatu serving breakfast, brunch, pizza and international dishes.
Best for: Families and groups choosing an easy all-day meal in Uluwatu.
Attraction · Bukit peninsula, Badung
A white-sand beach on the Bukit peninsula, Badung, reached by a road cut through the cliffs, with statues of the Pandawa brothers lining the entrance.
Best for: calmer water than the west-coast surf beaches; families and swimmers
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