Bali keeps giving coffee lovers reasons to return. Beyond a good cup, its cafes offer sunrise views, rice-field settings and spaces for music, community events and creative collaborations. Our 2026 selection brings together ten names with distinctive concepts, from newer arrivals to expanding favourites.
Use this as a guide to that selection, rather than a claim that every venue is newly opened today. Opening hours, menus and events can change, so check the cafe's latest updates before visiting.
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This Petitenget coffee spot stands out for its community-focused concept. A relaxed setting and a large outdoor area make it somewhere to meet people as well as order coffee, with DJ music on some weekends.
Menu highlights in the source include specialty coffee, matcha fizz and warm focaccia. Come for a relaxed morning work session where permitted, or towards golden hour for a change of atmosphere.
Listed hours: 06:00–22:00.
Address: Jl. Cendrawasih, Kerobokan.
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Boodaya has two different settings. In Ubud, it sits along Subak Sok Wayah among rice fields. The Denpasar Riverside branch brings a waterside atmosphere into the city.
The calming surroundings and warm service make these places suited to a quieter coffee break. Try a morning visit in Ubud or a later pause beside the river in Denpasar.
Boodaya Ubud: listed hours 07:00–19:00; Balance Island Point, Jl. Subak Sok Wayah.
Boodaya Denpasar Riverside: listed hours 08:00–21:00; Jl. Noja.
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Tolmount describes itself as a global culture and coffee space. Alongside coffee, its creative setting has featured merchandise, small exhibitions and curated music.
A simple brunch menu gives you another reason to linger. The Seseh–Cemagi corridor is also a useful area to explore beyond central Canggu.
Hours: check the cafe's Instagram for updates.
Location: Jl. Pantai Seseh–Cemagi.
Read also: A Relaxed Afternoon High Tea at Biku Bali.
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Koja Sunrise is a morning coffee option on Sanur's beachfront walking route. The source menu featured Asian-influenced dishes such as salt-and-chilli crispy pork belly, alongside drinks including a strawberry matcha cloud.
Come around sunrise for the changing light over the sea, then combine breakfast with a gentle walk along the beachfront.
Listed hours: 06:00–21:00.
Location: Sanur Beach Street Walk.
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Parallèle combines food and sound in an artistic cafe setting. Seasonal plates and coffee sit alongside a programme of curated music, bringing the two parts of the concept together.
A late-afternoon visit can work well, but plan around its closing time rather than assuming it stays open into the night.
Closing time listed in the source: 18:00.
Address: Jl. Pantai Seseh No.19, Cemagi.
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Memphis Cafe offers an American retro look and classic music in Denpasar. The original guide highlighted Saturday vinyl DJ sessions as part of the vintage atmosphere.
Pasta and other comfort food accompany the coffee, making it an option for lunch or dinner. The source listed a 24-hour Saturday schedule, which is worth checking directly if you are planning a late-night visit.
Listed hours: Monday–Friday 08:00–23:00; Saturday 24 hours. Confirm the current schedule, including Sundays.
Address: Jl. Hayam Wuruk No.212, Denpasar.
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LOMA focuses on artisan coffee in an earthy, minimalist setting. Large windows bring in natural light, matching the slower village atmosphere of Seseh.
Mornings and early afternoons suit an unhurried cup. The understated design and friendly service make it a stop for visitors who prefer a quiet start to the day.
Listed hours: Sunday–Friday 07:00–16:00; closed Saturday.
Location: Seseh, Mengwi.
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Bagels' Munggu branch adds another breakfast stop to the area. The menu includes bagel sandwiches such as Bacon Egg Cheese and Egg and Cheese.
Its simple, comfortable setting works for a quick breakfast or a leisurely weekend brunch, particularly if you are staying around Seseh or Cemagi.
Listed hours: 07:00–15:00.
Address: Jl. Sahadewa, Munggu.
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The Bare Bottle is an established name whose expansion makes it a useful addition to this cafe route. Minimalist interiors, specialty coffee and Australian-style brunch appeal to travellers and longer-term Bali residents.
Sanur suits a coffee stop after a beach walk, while the Seminyak and Kuta branches have attracted remote workers. Ask about laptop use and table availability rather than assuming every seat is suitable for working.
Hours listed by branch:
Confirm the current branch details before you go.
Read also: BAKED Berawa: Coffee, Croissants and Brunch.
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Ten % offers a more intimate slow-bar experience, appealing to coffee enthusiasts who enjoy chatting with the barista and taking time over their drink.
The original guide listed Jl. Pulau Batanta IVB No.37, normally open except Sundays, and a Jl. Tukad Unda pop-up usually held on Fridays. Schedules can vary, so check Instagram before making a special trip.
Hours: variable; check the latest updates.
Location: Denpasar, with the two locations above listed in the source.
Choose Memphis for retro American interiors, Boodaya Ubud for rice-field scenery or Boodaya Riverside for a waterside setting. Koja suits sunrise photography, while The Bare Bottle offers a cosy, minimalist backdrop.
From sunrise in Sanur and rice fields in Ubud to creative spaces in Seseh and Cemagi, this 2026 selection offers different ways to enjoy Bali's cafe scene. Pick a few that fit your route, confirm current details and allow enough time to enjoy each stop.
