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7 Pet-Friendly Cafes in Bali

November 8, 2026
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7 Pet-Friendly Cafes in Bali

Want to enjoy a Bali café outing without leaving your pet behind? The island has a variety of venues that welcome pets in designated areas, from relaxed garden cafés to spaces connected with a dog park.

Some cafés allow a leashed pet beside your table, while others have separate play, swimming or grooming services. This guide covers seven places across several parts of Bali. Confirm the current pet policy, permitted seating, opening hours and any additional fees before visiting: “pet-friendly” does not mean every area or activity accepts every animal.

The hours and menu prices below are reference figures from the original guide. Nearby attractions are itinerary ideas, not confirmation that those places also admit pets.

1. Milu by Nook, Canggu

 

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Milu by Nook combines wooden and bamboo details with rice-field views in Berawa. It offers a leafy contrast to the busy road, with leashed pets generally accommodated in suitable seating areas under their owners' supervision.

  • Opening reference: Daily, 8 a.m.–10 p.m. WITA.
  • Address: Jl. Pantai Berawa No. 90 XO, Tibubeneng, North Kuta, Badung.
  • Menu-price reference: Approximately Rp 25,000–150,000 per item; the source describes no minimum purchase requirement, but confirm current arrangements.

The menu combines Balinese and Western choices, including Balinese omelette, nasi campur and juices. Outdoor seating, Wi-Fi and parking make it possible to pause for a meal rather than simply a quick coffee.

Berawa Beach, the surrounding Tibubeneng area and Canggu's beach-club district are other stops in the wider area. One possible route is breakfast, a suitable beach walk and shopping around Batu Bolong, provided each stop permits your pet.

The atmosphere is relaxed and photogenic, but breakfast and weekend dinner can be busy. Arrive earlier for a quieter rice-field seat, keep your pet leashed and do not allow it to approach other diners' tables uninvited.

2. Piccolo Corner & Party Pets Bali, South Denpasar

Piccolo Corner & Party Pets Bali
Piccolo Corner is associated with Pawspace, a dog-focused complex described in the source as having a park, dog swimming pool, grooming and pet-hotel facilities. This offers more than an ordinary café stop for owners looking for a supervised play outing.

  • Opening reference: Daily, 11 a.m.–8 p.m. WITA.
  • Address: Jl. Bypass Ngurah Rai No. 729, Pedungan, South Denpasar.
  • Menu-price reference: Approximately Rp 20,000–60,000 per item.

Ask about additional dog-park or swimming charges and current entry requirements before arriving. The source identifies roughly 3–7 p.m. as a busier period, particularly around community gatherings.

Wooden furnishings, plants and a homely atmosphere suit a relaxed afternoon or a pet celebration. Check event dates before planning a quiet visit, bring a towel if swimming is part of the booking, and follow the facility's health and vaccination requirements.

The wider Pedungan area has local food stops, including babi guling and lawar warungs. Upside Down World appeared in the original nearby-attraction list, but confirm current operation and pet access before adding it. A simple plan is an afternoon at the pet facility followed by dinner at a venue that agrees to accommodate your animal.

3. Amolas Cafe, Canggu


Amolas offers breakfast, garden seating and a casual atmosphere on Jl. Kayu Tulang. Mornings can suit a quieter coffee or work session, while the garden becomes more sociable later, with evening food and cocktail options.

  • Opening reference: Daily, 7:30 a.m.–9 p.m. WITA.
  • Address: Jl. Kayu Tulang No. 16, Canggu, North Kuta.
  • Menu-price reference: Approximately Rp 35,000–150,000 per item.

Wi-Fi, a shaded outdoor garden and a menu ranging from breakfast plates to evening dishes make it a flexible stop. Ask which pet seating is available before settling in with a laptop or ordering.

Batu Bolong's beach area is a separate outing from Kayu Tulang, not necessarily a short, comfortable walk. If you combine the two, plan transport and choose cooler hours. Canggu is better known for sunset than an unobstructed ocean sunrise.

Visit earlier if you prefer a quieter atmosphere. Weekend meal times can mean a wait, which may be less comfortable for a pet that dislikes crowds.

4. Coffee Ya, Jimbaran

Coffee Ya Jimbaran
Coffee Ya can be a stop on a south-Bali day around Jimbaran and Uluwatu. Its shaded outdoor setting offers a calmer alternative to a busy central-Canggu café.

  • Opening reference: Daily, 6:30 a.m.–8 p.m. WITA.
  • Address: Jl. Uluwatu II No. 9, Jimbaran, South Kuta.
  • Menu-price reference: Approximately Rp 20,000–100,000 per item.

The source describes outdoor space, parking and a menu spanning coffee and more substantial meals. Families can use it as a breakfast or coffee stop before continuing through the area.

Jimbaran Beach, GWK and the route towards Uluwatu are possible later destinations, each requiring its own pet-access check. Morning coffee followed by a permitted daytime outing and a pet-welcoming seafood dinner can form a relaxed route.

Come before the heat builds if you want outdoor seating, and keep your pet close: the café is beside a road with passing traffic.

5. Double Bee Cafe and Resto, Denpasar

Double Bee Cafe and Resto
Double Bee offers a broad menu for groups with different preferences, spanning Western, Japanese and Indonesian dishes. It can fit a day exploring Denpasar rather than the coastal café districts.

  • Opening reference: Daily, 10 a.m.–10 p.m. WITA.
  • Address: Jl. Diponegoro No. 101, Dauh Puri, Denpasar.
  • Menu-price reference: Approximately Rp 17,000–100,000 per item.

The source describes air-conditioned indoor seating, outdoor areas and Wi-Fi. Confirm exactly where pets are allowed; an outdoor pet policy does not automatically extend to the dining room.

Jl. Diponegoro's shops, Bali Museum and Puri Agung Denpasar are possible cultural or shopping stops for your group. Arrange suitable pet care or confirm access separately if visiting attractions that do not admit animals.

The setting is casual and suitable for a family meal, but lunch and dinner can be busy. Choose a quieter time if your pet is nervous around unfamiliar people.

6. Stuja di Pantai, Sanur

 

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Stuja di Pantai offers a beachfront coffee stop in Sanur. Open-air seating and a coastal setting make it an appealing place to enjoy sea views with a pet in the areas the venue permits.

  • Opening reference: Daily, 6 a.m.–11 p.m. WITA.
  • Address: Jl. Kusuma Sari No. 4, Sanur, Denpasar.
  • Prices: Check the current menu directly; the source does not provide a reliable price range.

Sanur's promenade is a natural place for a gentle walk when local rules and conditions allow. The harbour for Nusa Penida boats is a separate stop farther along Sanur, while small art and shopping areas can provide other options nearby.

An early breakfast can combine with Sanur's sunrise and a promenade outing. If cycling, use a suitable arrangement for your pet and respect other pedestrians rather than expecting an animal to run beside a bicycle.

The atmosphere suits a slower morning or family break. Avoid hot sand and pavement during the middle of the day, and bring drinking water for your animal.

7. KYND Community, Seminyak

Kynd Community
KYND is known for its pink interiors, colourful smoothie bowls and vegetarian/vegan menu. Check individual dishes if you require fully vegan food, as a vegetarian menu can include ingredients unsuitable for a strict vegan diet.

  • Opening reference: From around 7:30 a.m. into the evening; the source lists approximately 9 p.m., while official channels should be checked for current closing times.
  • Address: Jl. Petitenget No. 12, Kerobokan Kelod, Seminyak, North Kuta.
  • Menu-price reference: Smaller items from around Rp 30,000, with smoothie bowls and mains commonly quoted around Rp 60,000–150,000.

The source describes a small concept store with accessories and swimwear, photogenic seating and options for different dietary preferences, including selected gluten-free choices. Discuss any dietary requirements with staff.

Petitenget's boutiques, temple area and beach can form a wider itinerary, but check access at each place. Brunch, browsing shops and a permitted beach walk make a more relaxed route than crossing several districts.

Visit outside the busiest meal times if you want less waiting. Confirm pet seating in advance, as crowded or narrow corners may be uncomfortable for an anxious animal.

Tips for Visiting Cafés with a Pet

  • Follow each venue's current health, vaccination and entry requirements, particularly where animals share a play area.
  • Bring a leash even when the setting looks informal, and respect guests who do not want contact with an unfamiliar animal.
  • Carry water, a small bowl and waste bags, and clean up promptly.
  • Call ahead for a large group or more than one pet.
  • Confirm fees for dog parks, pools, grooming or boarding separately from café spending.

Plan Comfortable Transport Between Areas

Canggu, Seminyak, Denpasar, Sanur and Jimbaran can involve substantial driving time despite appearing close on a map. Choose a small number of stops and leave room for breaks.

Explore Bikini Garage's luxury car rental options in Bali, but discuss your pet before booking. Do not assume every vehicle or rental agreement permits animals. Confirm any cleaning conditions, protective covers and suitable travel arrangements.

An Alphard or Mercedes-Benz may offer useful cabin space, depending on the model. Other options include Jeep, BMW, MINI Cooper, Ford Mustang Convertible and Porsche. Choose according to the actual space and agreed rental conditions.

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