Bali has an interesting specialty coffee scene, with established local roasters, small independent coffee bars and international names. The island also produces its own coffee. Arabica grows in the Kintamani highlands around Mount Batur, while Pupuan, in western Bali, is known for Robusta.
Canggu and Berawa have a particularly strong concentration of coffee shops, but there’s plenty worth exploring in Ubud, Denpasar and Sanur.
Here are 15 specialty coffee shops we’d recommend visiting in Bali.
Seniman Coffee
Ubud
Seniman Coffee Studio is one of Bali’s most established players. The Ubud café on Jalan Sri Wedari houses an in-house roastery, Try one of its Kintamani coffees and, if you want to learn more, book one of the coffee workshops held on Mondays and Saturdays.
Neuf Day
Ubud
With only a few seats, Neuf Day is tucked away near Monkey Forest Road. Worth seeking out if you prefer smaller, independent coffee bars.
Harmonize Coffee Roasters
Mas
Harmonize Coffee Roasters was founded by Balinese farmer and Q Grader Bebe Sangkarya and works directly with farmers in Kintamani, Munduk and Pupuan. The small café on Jalan Ambarawati roasts in-house.
Expat. Roasters
Petitenget
Expat. Roasters celebrated its tenth anniversary in October 2026. Founded by Australian barista Shae Macnamara, the business has built its reputation around Indonesian coffee, with more than 95% of its beans sourced domestically. Visit the original Petitenget brew bar on Jalan Petitenget No. 1A, where Expat. began in 2016.
Fuglen Bali
Pererenan
Fuglen Bali opened in March 2026, bringing the Norwegian company’s lighter roasting style to Pererenan. The vibes are immaculate. Think vintage Scandinavian furniture sourced from Europe and Japan, combined with Indonesian wood. Bali continues Fuglen’s café-by-day, cocktail-bar-by-night concept, with cocktails available from 5pm.
LOMA Coffee
Seseh
LOMA Coffee is a small independent café in Seseh, away from Canggu’s busier streets. Its minimalist interior has large windows, natural light and a small seating area. It opens from 7am to 5pm, Sunday to Friday, and is closed on Saturdays.
Dulu Coffee
Tibubeneng
Dulu Coffee is hidden down Gang Asri I, near Berawa. It opens at 6am on weekdays. Don’t leave without trying the dirty latte and the banana bread. Seating is limited. Dulu also has a newer Seminyak location, but go to the original.
Hungry Bird Coffee Roaster
Berawa
Prawira “Edo” Adhiguna, a self-taught Indonesian roaster, founded Hungry Bird Coffee Roaster in 2013. Long before Canggu became crowded with cafés, Hungry Bird was already roasting and supplying coffee to other businesses. The business works with Indonesian and international coffees.
House of Yoreh
Babakan
Photographer Matt Jacob founded House of Yoreh in 2023, combining a specialty coffee bar & podcast studio. The café sources its house coffee directly from a farm on Mount Puntang in West Java and roasts it on-site.
Blacklist Coffee Roasters
Batu Mejan
Blacklist Coffee Roasters, an Australian roaster, operates two Canggu cafés, but visit its Roastery & Concept Store at Jalan Pantai Batu Mejan No. 66. Unlike the more conventional Tanah Barak location, this site focuses on coffee tasting experiences and workshops. Book a guided tasting.
The Goat Father
Batu Mejan
The Goat Father is a small coffee bar inside The Avocado Factory. You must try the house-made spiced almond milk in your flat white. The bakery produces croissants and pain au chocolat each morning. It opens daily from 6am.
Series Coffee Roasters
Sanur Kauh
Series Coffee Roasters opened in September 2025 on Jalan Betngandang I. It roasts its own coffee and has developed a following for its filter menu. You’l find the small café in a house-like building with Balinese and Japanese design influences. Seating is limited, and the bread can sell out early, so go early. Series is closed on Fridays.
Seta Coffee Studio
Sanur
Seta Coffee Studio was founded by Indonesian architect Jafni Zul Fahmi and Australian coffee professional Aidan Broderick. The café sits beneath an architectural practice on Jalan Karang Sari, where they also do small-batch roasting.
Simply Brew Coffee Roasters
Sanur
Simply Brew Coffee Roasters is a small roastery and coffee bar on Jalan Bypass Ngurah Rai. You’ll have a bit with of fun with the coffee, with items like Rum Raisin Affogato, Peach Affogato and Ginger Coffee on the menu. Open Monday to Saturday and closed on Sundays.
Nectar Specialty Coffee & Viennoiserie
Ungasan
Nectar Specialty Coffee & Viennoiserie combines specialty coffee with French-style baking on the Bukit Peninsula. Opened in 2019, the café makes croissants, cakes and other pastries using French butter and cream. Pair the lighter-roasted espresso with a croissant.
How to visit Bali’s best specialty coffee shops
Bali’s coffee shops are spread across the island, and traffic can make travelling between neighbourhoods slow. I’d organise your visits by area rather than trying to follow the full list in order.
If you have one day
Spend it around Berawa and Canggu.
Start early at Dulu Coffee, then visit Hungry Bird Coffee Roaster. Continue to The Goat Father on Batu Mejan, where you can try its house-made spiced almond milk.
Finish at Blacklist’s Roastery & Concept Store, ideally with a guided tasting booked in advance.
Four stops give you a good introduction to Bali’s independent coffee scene without spending the whole day travelling.
If you have three days
Day 1: Berawa and Canggu
Dulu Coffee → Hungry Bird Coffee Roaster → The Goat Father → Blacklist Coffee Roasters.
Day 2: Ubud and Mas
Seniman Coffee Studio → Neuf Day → Harmonize Coffee Roasters.
Day 3: Sanur
Series Coffee Roasters → Seta Coffee Studio → Simply Brew Coffee Roasters.
Plan your Sanur visits for Monday to Thursday or Saturday, when all three cafés are generally open.
If you have one week
Seven days gives you enough time to visit all 15 coffee shops without making several long journeys every day.
- Day 1, Berawa and Tibubeneng: Dulu Coffee → Hungry Bird Coffee Roaster.
- Day 2, Canggu: House of Yoreh → The Goat Father → Blacklist Coffee Roasters.
- Day 3, Pererenan and Seseh: Fuglen Bali → LOMA Coffee.
- Day 4, Petitenget: Expat. Roasters.
- Day 5, Ubud and Mas: Seniman Coffee Studio → Neuf Day → Harmonize Coffee Roasters.
- Day 6, Sanur: Series Coffee Roasters → Seta Coffee Studio → Simply Brew Coffee Roasters.
- Day 7, Ungasan: Nectar Specialty Coffee & Viennoiserie.
Arrange the days around opening schedules, particularly LOMA, Series and Simply Brew. Book Blacklist’s tasting ahead of time.
More specialty coffee guides
If you liked this guide, check out our lists of the best specialty coffee shops in Tokyo, Seoul, Taipei, Shanghai and Paris.
Frequently asked questions
What are the best specialty coffee shops in Bali?
Our top recommendations include Seniman Coffee Studio, Harmonize Coffee Roasters, Blacklist Coffee Roasters, Fuglen Bali and Series Coffee Roasters. Seniman and Harmonize are particularly interesting for Indonesian coffee, Blacklist offers guided tastings, Fuglen brings a Norwegian approach to roasting, and Series is one of Sanur’s newer independent roasters.
Which part of Bali has the best specialty coffee?
Canggu and Berawa have the greatest concentration of coffee shops in this guide. Ubud is particularly interesting for its connections to coffee production in Bali, while Sanur has three independent roasters worth visiting.
Where can I try coffee grown in Bali?
Start with Seniman Coffee Studio in Ubud or Harmonize Coffee Roasters in Mas. Both work with Kintamani coffee, while Harmonize also has relationships with farmers in Munduk and Pupuan. Kintamani Arabica comes from the volcanic highlands around Mount Batur.
Where can I find the best pour-over coffee in Bali?
Harmonize Coffee Roasters, Series Coffee Roasters, Fuglen Bali and Seniman Coffee Studio would be high on our list. Harmonize is particularly interesting for Balinese coffees, while Fuglen brings its lighter Norwegian roasting style to Pererenan.
Can I book a specialty coffee tasting in Bali?
Yes. Blacklist Coffee Roasters offers guided tastings at its Batu Mejan roastery and concept store. Seniman Coffee Studio also runs coffee workshops in Ubud. Check availability and book directly with the businesses before visiting.
Which specialty coffee shops in Bali roast their own beans?
Seniman, Harmonize, Expat. Roasters, Hungry Bird, Blacklist, House of Yoreh, Series, Seta and Simply Brew have their own roasting programmes. Some roast at their cafés, while others have separate roasting facilities.
Are there good specialty coffee shops outside Canggu?
Yes. Ubud has Seniman Coffee Studio and Neuf Day, with Harmonize nearby in Mas. Sanur has Series, Seta and Simply Brew. Expat. Roasters is worth visiting in Petitenget, while Nectar is a good option in Ungasan, near Uluwatu.
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