
Cinnamor is a Bali bakery and coffee stop known for cinnamon rolls, coffee and matcha. It can suit a relaxed sweet break or a casual visit before exploring the surrounding area.
Location correction: The Indonesian source places Cinnamor in Ubud, but the business’s official location link identifies Jl. Pantai Pererenan No. 121, Pererenan, Badung. Its own map embed below also points to the Pererenan area. Plan your visit around that location rather than travelling to Ubud for this café.

The original guide highlights artisan baking, warm colours, wood details and natural light. These make an appealing backdrop for a coffee break and a fresh bakery order.
A relaxed visit or conversation may suit the setting. If you plan to work, ask about the laptop policy and available space rather than assuming a quiet work café is guaranteed.

The official Cinnamor website focuses on cinnamon rolls made with Japanese-style shokupan milk dough, a range of fillings and cream-cheese-style icing. It also highlights matcha; coffee provides another option for a bakery stop.
The source’s generic “cake roll” and all-day-breakfast descriptions should not be treated as a verified current brunch menu. Check the day’s rolls, drinks and any savoury choices directly before ordering, especially if a full meal is your priority.
The original article gives these approximate ranges:
These are unverified older estimates, not a current Cinnamor price list or confirmation that every category is offered. Use the live menu and ask about tax, service and seasonal items before ordering.
The official website currently lists daily hours of 8 a.m.–11 p.m., rather than the source’s general morning-to-afternoon description. Confirm the relevant outlet’s hours and last orders before travelling.
An earlier visit may suit a more relaxed stop, but seating, queues and bakery availability vary by day.
Use the Pererenan location and exact map pin when planning your route. A car or other suitable transport may be helpful if you are combining the café with other stops; allow extra time for traffic and check parking arrangements.
Ubud is a separate journey. It should not be presented as Cinnamor’s immediate neighbourhood or a short walk from this outlet.
For a straightforward café outing, keep your plans around Pererenan and the wider Canggu area.
The original guide also recommends Monkey Forest Ubud, Ubud Art Market, Ubud Palace, Campuhan Ridge Walk and Tegallalang Rice Terraces. These remain ideas for a separate Ubud day, not nearby walking stops from Cinnamor. Check attraction hours and allow for substantial transfers before adding them to the same itinerary.
Start with rolls and coffee at Cinnamor during confirmed hours, then choose another nearby Pererenan stop rather than building the morning around Ubud landmarks.
If you have a separate day for Ubud, the market and palace can form a central-town outing, followed by Monkey Forest or a later Campuhan walk. Tegallalang requires another transfer; select the stops that fit your time rather than assuming they all belong on one simple route.
The original source lists indoor/outdoor seating, Wi-Fi, parking, cashless payments and takeaway. Confirm these with the actual Pererenan outlet, especially if parking, a work session or a particular payment method is essential to your visit.
Cinnamor can be a pleasant place for an unhurried bakery break, but crowd levels depend on timing. Consider arriving earlier, try a freshly available roll and leave time to enjoy your drink.
Keep noise considerate, ask before occupying a table for a long work session and avoid choosing a peak period if quiet is your main priority.
After a bakery stop, choose transport that suits your next destination. Bikini Garage’s luxury car rental in Bali offers options such as BMW, Mercedes-Benz, MINI Cooper, Jeep Rubicon and Alphard Transformer to enquire about.
Confirm your passenger and luggage requirements, route, pickup and driver arrangements. For a later Ubud visit, leave realistic time for travel from the coast.

