Black coffee — Restaurant in Bali

We only had a drink here after visiting the nearby temple. The view from outside tables alone makes me give an higher vote. Unluckily, maybe we didn’t choose the right things to order, but my orange juice seemed not fresh at all (since I consider fresh one that is freshly prepared and this one was clearly a supermarket ready made) and my boyfriend ordered a cold mocha coffee that wasn’t chocolate flavored at all (at least on western taste, maybe chocolate is super bitter in Bali, about this I don’t know). I was a little disappointed because I saw all the good reviews. We also had some problems in communicating with the two ladies inside because while waiting we saw the coffee foam certifications and were curious to eventually order a cappuccino and see the good technique, but we didn’t seem to be able to explain well ourselves. Maybe a language barrier came across. Only at last they said us that the boss, that owns the certification at the moment works in another...

This cappuccino cost 20k. No service charge and tax BS on the top. SUPER TASTY! Not too strong, not weak, milk temperature just right, not overheated, amazing barista. Locally owned and run place, look no further for a perfect and most affordable cappuccino in Ubuds northern area. Right opposite the temple. Wish there were more places like this and not places opened by rich bule with mediocre quality...

Literally the best coffee we have had in Bali. The two young women running the cafe are really cool and friendly. We only had coffee because we had breakfast in our hotel only a little while before visiting, but I wished we had eaten because the food looked great and really cheap. The atmosphere is really beautiful looking over the temple. It's a must visit if you are...