The Best Cafes in Ubud | Where to brunch and lunch 2025

With so many cafés in Ubud, it’s easy to feel overwhelmed by choice. This guide was written after one too many cappuccinos, slices of banana bread, and lazy brunches enjoyed across some of Ubud’s best dining spots. Whether you’re after a morning feast, a light lunch, or a mid-shopping pit stop, this list has you covered. From the bustle of central Ubud to the quiet paths of Penestanan, these are our picks for the best cafés the town has to offer.

1. The Elephant

Ubud’s All-Day Vegetarian Dining
Set in an open-air space with panoramic views overlooking the lush Tjampuhan Ridge, The Elephant is one of Ubud’s most beloved cafés. One of the first on the foodie scene to nail the laid-back brunch, it proves that vegetarian food can be downright delicious and deeply satisfying. Start your day with berry ricotta hotcakes, a breakfast burger, or poached egg brunch stacks, paired with a freshly squeezed orange juice or perfectly brewed Melbourne-style coffee. At dusk, the café transforms into a vibey restaurant serving meals like nourishing Asian laksas and the crowd-favourite gnocchi with burnt sage butter. It’s an icon in Ubud from morning ‘til night for a reason.

📍The Elephant, Jl. Sanggingan, Ph: +6281139608118, Open 8.30pam- 10pm daily.

Style: Vegetarian dining with a view

Ubud’s Avocado Haven
Avocuts is where avocado gets the spotlight, and it’s a lot more exciting than your standard guac. The menu turns this creamy fruit into all kinds of surprises, from fluffy avocado pancakes with cream and crumble to the Avo Summer Egg on multigrain toast, and even their signature avocado burger. Everything is made with fresh avocados from Bali farmers, paired with drinks that range from herbal jamu and smoothies to lattes and cocktails. With its eco-chic interiors and leafy corners, Avocuts feels like a little urban jungle on the charming Jl. Kajeng, with market stalls right outside the door making it the perfect mid-shop pit-stop.

📍Avocuts, Jl. Kajeng, Ph: +6285337808758, Open 9am - 10pm daily

Style: Avocado-centric dining experience

Artistic Smoothie Bowls in Ubud
Blend Café has become an icon in Ubud for its insanely beautiful, hand-crafted smoothie bowls. Trust us, you’ve never seen them like this before- have your camera ready, because each one looks like a piece of edible art. Beyond their famous bowls, Blend is also loved for fresh, healthy dishes that span flavors from East to West. Tucked away in the charming village of Nyuh Kuning, this little oasis serves delights like quinoa bowls, purple pancakes, round fries, pepes ikan and more. And with a dedicated gelateria inside the café, you’ll definitely want to save room for dessert.

📍Blend Café, Jalan Nyuh Bojog, Ph: +6282146564309, Open 7.30am - 10pm daily

Style: Vibrant instagrammable meals

From Dining to Crafting, They’ve Got It All
Rüsters is where Ubud’s café scene meets culture, creativity, and connection. With its Scandi-inspired design and wide rice field views, the atmosphere feels polished yet still deeply rooted in Bali. Mornings are best spent with warm breads straight from the oven, smooth coffee, and long, lazy brunches overlooking the greenery. As the sun sets, the space evolves into a lively dinner destination with cocktails, wine, and a menu designed for sharing. Fridays bring intimate indoor jazz nights, while Sundays spill into the garden with a vibrant market, live music, delicious food, and sunshine. It is a slice of Ubud you will never forget.

📍Rüsters, Jl. Raya Kengetan No.44, Ph: +6281128999948, Open 8am - 7pm daily

Style: Laid back cafe with rice field views

Dining & Pâtisserie at Ubud’s Living Room
Odette feels like Ubud’s very own living room; warm, welcoming, and effortlessly comforting. Part restaurant and part patisserie, it’s known as much for its hearty meals as its indulgent desserts. The menu suits every mood, whether you’re grazing on tapas, digging into a Philly cheesesteak stacked with peppers, or keeping it light with a fresh garden salad. On the sweet side, tiramisu, gooey chocolate lava cake, and delicate pastries make dessert impossible to pass up. The modern, homely interior and leafy garden invite you to linger over brunch, high tea, or long, lazy afternoons. It’s the kind of place that keeps you coming back, whether for a meal, a pastry, or simply the comfort of being there.

📍Odette, Jl. Raya Mas, Ph: +6282180868988, Open 9am - 9pm daily

Style: Restaurant and patisserie with decadent desserts

Calm Brunch & Work Spot in Ubud
Tucked away on Jalan Kajeng, The Hideout Café is the true definition of a hidden gem. It blends Australian café culture with Balinese warmth, offering brunch with a twist. The menu takes classics to the next level with Western and Indonesian fusion: the pulled pork Hideout Benny is a must, the Ubudku nasi goreng delivers pure comfort, and the açaí bowl with oat milk and seasonal fruit is worth a return visit. With strong coffee, reliable Wi-Fi, and a cosy setting on one of Ubud’s most charming walkable streets, it is easy to lose track of time here.

📍The Hideout Cafe, Jl. Kajeng No.37, Ph: +6287864115181, Open 7am - 9pm daily

Style: Australian style brunches

Ubud’s Destination for Organic Free-Range Eggs
If you love eggs, Studio Egg is a must-visit in Ubud. Every dish is made with 100% organic free-range eggs, making it the only bistro of its kind in Ubud. Favourites include the lamb shakshouka, the signature egg sandwich, or a “Build Your Own” plate where you can customize your meal exactly the way you like it. The drink menu features artisanal coffee, matcha, refreshing kombucha, and fresh juices, all ideal companions to your meal. Adding to its charm, Studio Egg also features a gallery window, blending food and creativity. More than just a café, it is a place where food, art, and community meet in the heart of Ubud.

📍Studio Egg, Jl. Sukma Kesuma No.39, Ph: +6281228690897, Open 8am- 3pm daily

Style: Decadent egg-centric all day breakfast

A Taste of Paris, Made in Ubud
Fas.a.Fas brings the spirit of a Parisian bakery to Ubud with its flaky, golden French pastries. Each morning, croissants, the signature rendang puff, and the crowd fav pistachio pain suisse emerge from the oven- filling the café with buttery aromas. French classics are reimagined with local inspiration, creating a menu that feels both familiar and distinctive. Alongside the pastries, you’ll find refined plates such as croque monsieur, galette, nicoise salad, and brioche French toast. The sleek interior is a bright and welcoming space for breakfast, brunch, or their house blend coffee. The drinks menu matches the bakery’s standard- from perfectly brewed espresso to inventive house specialties.

📍Fas A Fas, Jl. Suweta, Ph: +6285186831724, Open 7.30am - 6pm daily

Style: French patisserie with local soul

Hidden Gem in the Winding Lanes of Ubud
Yellow Flower Café is one of those rare finds tucked into the nooks and crannies of Penestanan. It is the definition of a hidden gem that has been treasured by tourists and expats in Ubud for over a decade. The cafe is a tranquil escape from the hustle and bustle of Ubud, with loungey seating over two different dining spaces; one with a spectacular view and the other a traditional joglo space oozing with charm. The menu is as soulful as the setting: the savoury pancakes, healthy local dishes, nourishing currys, and the much-loved energy smoothie bowl (a must try!).

📍Yellow Flower Café, Jl. Raya Campuhan, Ph: +6281238899695, Open 7am- 9pm daily

Style: Healthy foods in a dreamy setting

Specialty Coffee on Ubud’s Charming Jl. Gootama
Tucky keeps things simple with gourmet sandwiches, single-origin coffee, and a laid-back vibe on Jalan Gootama. The salted caramel cold brew and peanut butter latte are favorites, while fresh juices and sparkling spritzes keep things refreshing. Food is hearty yet creative, from sourdough stacked with fried eggs, bacon, and curry leaf relish to avocado toast with halloumi, olives, and blistered tomatoes, or the Singapore kaya toast set with poached eggs and brioche. The café is modern and minimalistic, with the choice to sit roadside and people-watch or slip inside for cool air-con. Tucky is Ubud’s go-to for easy comfort done right, transforming into Bacari at night

📍Tucky, Jl. Goutama Sel. No.15, Ph: +6281138117613, Open 9am- 4pm daily

Style: Coffee, brunch and people watching

Jl. Hanoman’s Serene Escape
You might not believe it as you step through the spectacular circular doorway, but you’ve been transported from Ubud’s chaos into a true wonderland. The interiors of Clear Café are a work of art in themselves: lush hanging greenery, koi ponds, striking wall murals, an enchanting spiral staircase, and even a fireman’s pole all add to the sense of magic. An Ubud institution, it has been serving travellers and expats for over a decade. The expansive menu takes your tastebuds on a journey across the world, from Indonesian comfort to Middle Eastern spice or Mexican zest, the options are endless.

📍Clear Cafe, Jl. Hanoman No.8, Ph: +6287862197585, Open 8am- 1opm daily

Style: Serene setting with international menu

Open Air International Dining
Framed by open rice paddies, this semi-outdoor café mixes rustic wood and tropical touches in the village of Katik Lantang. The menu is big on variety: golden Fish & Chips, crispy Chicken Cordon Bleu, hearty pastas, stacked burgers, plus sweet plates like tropical pancakes and French toast. Breakfast is a choose-your-own adventure; eggs any style, fresh-baked bread, and all the sides. Drinks keep the energy up with strong espresso, playful lattes, and refreshing juices. Tropical Ants isn’t about taking it slow, it’s about diving right in and enjoying every bite.

📍Tropical Ants, Ph: +6281246431218, Open for lunch 8am- 10pm daily

Style: Open-air cafe with international menu

Rice Fields and Comfort Plates
With its breezy terrace overlooking Ubud’s rice paddies, Pukako by Paddyfield is made for slow mornings and unhurried afternoons. The open-air setting is calm and green, just far enough from town to feel like a retreat. The menu brings comfort with a twist. The Pukako Panini stacks grilled beef, mushrooms, mozzarella, and sweet potato, while the Healing Bowl offers a lighter, nourishing mix. Drinks keep it easy: a creamy matcha latte for cozy vibes or a young coconut for tropical refreshment. Come for the flavors, stay for the view. This is Ubud at its most relaxed.

📍Pukako by Paddyfield, Jl. Raya Uma, Open 7am- 9pm daily

Style: Panini & coffee specialists with rice field views

Those are the cafés we keep coming back to in Ubud. We hope this list helps you find a few new favorites of your own. And if you’re planning for dinners, date nights or want a more fine dining setting make sure you check out our “Best Restaurants in Ubud” list for the champions of evening elegance. 

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