Patio Coffee And Comfort Food — Restaurant in Denpasar Selatan

I had the pleasure of dining at the charming cafe nestled along Jalan Cemara in Sanur, and it was an experience to remember. The cozy ambiance and quaint setting immediately set the tone for a relaxing evening.

The star of the evening was undoubtedly their signature sandwich. From the first bite, I could tell that this was no ordinary sandwich. The flavors danced on my palate, a carefully orchestrated medley of fresh ingredients that spoke of quality and attention to detail. The bread was artisanal and perfectly toasted, providing a delightful crunch that contrasted beautifully with the tender fillings.

The sandwich was a work of art, assembled with care and precision. Each layer revealed a new dimension of taste – the succulent slices of meat, the crispness of the vegetables, and the burst of flavor from the house-made sauce. It was evident that this sandwich was more than just a dish; it was a labor of love crafted by passionate culinary artisans.

The cafe itself exuded a warm and inviting atmosphere. The small space was tastefully decorated with touches of local art and a soothing color palette. It was clear that every detail was thoughtfully chosen to create an environment that encourages relaxation and enjoyment.

What truly stood out was the personalized service. The staff were attentive and knowledgeable, enhancing the dining experience with their recommendations and genuine enthusiasm for their menu offerings. It's rare to find such a combination of delectable cuisine and exceptional service in one place.

In a world of fast food and hurried meals, this cafe on Jalan Cemara stands as a testament to the beauty of slow and intentional dining. Their signature sandwich is a masterpiece that embodies the spirit of culinary craftsmanship. If you're looking for a memorable meal that marries flavor with ambiance, this cafe should be at the top...

Well , this is my 3th time lunch at patio . You know people will coming back 3 time because they really like the place food and service . The place super clean , pretty , and food was 9/10 good quality and cheap . But i dont know i just feel intimidated as a local . I’m the only local seating in the garden area (which is my favourite spot everytime i come) and no one wellcoming me as a new guest than thats fine , when i sit no staf come over to give me a card , untill i find the barcode on the table . Arround 7 minute still no one look at my table and i decide to come to the counter for order and pay directly . And what a surprise ? Another local come with her BULE is totally diferent , the staf wellcoming them , bring the card menu , make an order , and payment on the table . I’m just melongo with my datar face . Is it because i’m not bule . I’m not kind of arogant . But i have my small cafe and i know hospitality service . Come on , everybody can effort the price , enjoy the ambiance thats the same kind of guest . For me service is same important with 2 point above . Good place , good food and good service will...

If you’re a person of color, (or consider yourself an ally) avoid this place. Horrible service. Waited 20 minutes for a single coffee as people were getting their drinks and food all around us.

We order pork belly and after 10 minutes they said they were out and then 30 minutes later they said they messed up our club sandwich so we just left without it. Waste of a morning and frustrating when all other White tourists are being very well catered to and were ignored. If you’re a person of color avoid this place. We literally spent around 40 minutes there and only got half our order. We literally watched a woman come after us, get her order taken before us, then her drink come out immediately and her food come before we got our coffee. Ridiculous and you should be ashamed. This place is disgrace to Balinese...