Best Cafés in Bali After 2 Months on the Island

If you're looking for a breakfast spot with a view, Tis Café is one of the places I remember most from Bali. Located near the rice terraces of Tegallalang, it offers a peaceful setting surrounded by greenery and makes a great place to start the day.

Before breakfast, I spent some time walking through the nearby Mupu Rice Terrace, which made the whole experience feel even more special. While the food was excellent, it was the combination of the views and the peaceful setting that made Tis Café so memorable.

If I had to choose just one place to revisit in Bali, it would probably be Wedja. The atmosphere alone makes it worth visiting, with traditional Balinese design, lush surroundings, and a setting that feels completely different from most cafés and restaurants on the island.

What secured its place on this list, however, was the food. The duck dish ended up being the best meal I had during my two months in Bali, and it's one of the few meals I still remember long after leaving the island.

Despite being located right in the center of Ubud, Blend Café feels surprisingly peaceful once you're inside. It became one of the places I found myself returning to whenever I was in Ubud, whether for breakfast, coffee, or one of their beautifully presented smoothie bowls.

The café feels completely removed from the busy streets outside, making it an easy place to spend an hour or two before continuing your day.

Ubud quickly became one of my favorite areas in Bali, not only because of its cafés and restaurants, but also because of its culture, nature, and unique atmosphere. If you're deciding where to base yourself in Bali, I've shared more details in my Where to Stay in Bali guide.

One of the things I appreciated most about Single Fin was that I managed to get a table without a reservation — something that isn't always easy at popular sunset spots in Bali. Perched on the cliffs of Uluwatu, it's one of the best places to watch the sunset while overlooking the ocean and the surfers below.

If I were visiting again, I would arrive earlier, spend some time by the pool, and stay through sunset and dinner.

The fluffy pancakes were the reason I first visited Brunch Club, but they ended up being much bigger than I expected. If I were ordering them again, I would probably choose the smaller stack, especially if you're planning to order anything else.

Beyond the food, I loved the interior, which is filled with plants and natural details that make the whole space feel bright and welcoming.

While the places above were my personal favorites, there are a few other cafés and restaurants that I also enjoyed during my time in Bali and would happily recommend if you have extra time.