NELAYAN cafe & eatery — Restaurant in Bali

First their espresso: just GREAT, as an amateur barista I know how easy it is to pull a bad shot, but they pull it just right.. not too acidic and retains whole beans freshness, similar to honduras/brazil dark roast so should please anyone's taste! Way better than what I had at Daun Cafe 50meters down the street..

Went for breakfast, best Pisang Goreng (fried banana) I've had so far, served with slices of fruits and hot honey on the side so you decide how sweet you want it. From other review I guess they are really good at fried plates so it makes sense.

Music is slow-pop love and cover songs, despite the noisy road (same for all cafes in these streets) it's a very chill cafe to have some time alone.

no free WiFi , no flies/insects (from...

we came here after finding the place in Google as pescatarian specialty warung. reviews mentioned “best snapper” and “best prawn” somebody ever had in Bali. What a disappointment! the place looked deserted, with just one lonely guy at busy dinner hour. Snapper was not even on menu, and after I asked the lady brought out frozen supermarket fish from her fridge. We declined and left. Perhaps their food is good but its just another warung with local hardly edible (from a healthy food buff...

It’s a cute homey place. They make all the food fresh on the spot. Although there are not many vegan or vegetarian options. They explain they could make a few things on the menu vegetarian but there was no description on the menu of what it was exactly. They spoke English good for the most part but they didn’t quite understand when I asked for a description. So I ordered the vegetable spring rolls. They were made fresh and good but a little greasy...