What’s Brewing in Bali? Check out 5 Cafés worth a visit

What’s Brewing in Bali? Check out our top 5 cafés on the island

MF editorial team

17 Oct 2014

updated the 6 October 2015 à 23:38

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1. DROP. The Coffee Spot
Drop into this hip little coffee joint for the best macchiato in town. Located in Seminyak’s Petitenget District, DROP. is the perfect place to grab a cup of joe and spend the morning watching the world go by. Breakfast is simple with a fresh twist to a hearty meal, serving zucchini omelettes, warm paninis, bagel sandwiches and more. Our favorite part? Jengga, UNO and other table games are regular companions to your coffee order here.
Address: DROP. The Coffee Spot | Jalan Petitenget 888x, Bali, Denpasar, Bali
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2. Choose your flavour at Anomali Coffee
Go traditional at one of the most popular cafés in Bali. Famous for their comprehensive selection, Anomali Coffee carries whole beans from the Indonesian islands of Flores, Sumatra, Java, Sulawesi and others. Whether you like your coffee strong, chocolaty or with a medium body and hints of citrus, there is sure to be the right flavour for you. More than just your standard coffee shop, Anomali has funky vibes, yummy pastries and fast service when in need of some caffeine to go.
Address: Anomali Coffee at Seminyak | Jalan Kayu Aya no.7, Seminyak, Bali Anomali Coffee at Ubud | Jalan Raya Ubud # 88 Gianyar, Bali
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Anomali Coffee
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3. Go international at Watercress Cafe
Eat fresh at this boutique café, where you can enjoy a range of mouthwatering brunch options in an open-air, garden setting. Watercress Cafe takes pride in their international menu, offering everything from perfectly poached eggs atop polenta fritters, to warm flaky pastries with tomatoes and provincial herbs. A bit on the pricier side of cafés in Bali, but well worth the semi-splurge for their delicious spreads and, of course, their freshly brewed espresso.
Address: Watercress Cafe | Jalan Batu Belig #21a, Kerobokan, Bali
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4. Energize at Revolver Espresso
Tucked away on a small lane of Seminyak, Revolver Espresso is the place to go to when in need of a good, strong coffee fix. Boasting a fun and energetic atmosphere, this hidden cafe offers patrons a mean shot of espresso (or two) and yummy food options as well. After entering through a small doorway, you will find an intimate room buzzing with packed tables and baristas working their magic. Located behind a shop named ‘This is a Love Song’, Revolver is a must visit for coffee lovers.
Address: Revolver Espresso at Gang 51 | Jalan Kayu Aya No. 3, Oberoi, Seminyak, Bali
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Revolver Espresso
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5. Artistic presentations at Seniman Coffee Studio
Get ready to be ‘wowed’ by the preparation of your coffee at Seniman Coffee Studio. Located in Ubud, it is only fitting that the island’s cultural centre serves up the most beautiful presentations of carefully curated coffee set in artistic tableware. Enjoy your drinkable artwork at the cafe’s large communal tables, great for enjoying an entire afternoon with friends - old and new. If in town for a few days, try one of their workshops where you can learn the techniques of Seniman’s talented coffee artisans.
Address: Seniman Coffee Studio | Jalan Sriwedari (1 min off Jalan Raya - main road), Ubud, Bali

Indulgent espresso, a creamy latte or a rich cappuccino – Whatever your favourite caffeine fix is, we show you 5 tucked away coffee shop to get the perfect drink in Bali.

The café culture in Bali is in a league of its own. Due to the tropical climate and rich volcanic soil, coffee plantations do exceptionally well in Bali, and it is no wonder why brew aficionados flock here to try all of the different variations of freshly roasted beans. Best when accompanied by a wholesome brunch, a café date is a must-do in our weekly ritual. Follow us as we show you the best aromas brewing in Bali…

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