Rehat Cafe — Restaurant in Kuta Selatan

I was in Nusa Dua area, looking for a cafe that serves decaf coffee, and I found this small cafe. It is located near Amaris hotel– slightly hidden (not on the main road, but not in an alleyway either), but you can spot it easily. Very cozy interior with warm lighting, good wifi, lots of electricity sockets for charging your gadgets - so it's suitable for working remotely. Make sure to not bring your car here though cause there isn't a lot of parking space.

I ordered Decaf Iced cappuccino, Spanish Latte, and French fries. Obsessed with the coffee - you can custom your order with lots of syrup, and milk options. They passed the watery test, after a few hours the coffees did not become watery at all, which is perfect for me. The french fries were served with some leafs and condiment but they were just okay. I will definitely come back and try out their pastry/cake selections because they look so good. Also, there is no extra additional charge.

My only complain is the dirty stained bathroom floor,

Other than that I highly recommend this cafe if you're looking for a small, tucked away cafe with good options...

Staying at one of the nearby hotels, I found it quite hard to get non-dairy milk with my coffees, also the prices were more than what I'd pay in Sydney. Went looking around and found this place just 10-15mins walk away. It ticked my main criteria, had a non-dairy espresso (oatmilk in this case) and I could pay with credit card. Went there to try it out, then went back the next day to try out the Red Velvet flavoured drink, sent a pic to my wife who was off having a massage, she then went to the coffee place after and enjoyed it. On our last day in Bali we took the whole family there for lunch, that's how much we liked it. The prices for coffee are better than the resorts, but it's not the cheapest you can get, but I think for the convivence and amenities (toilet, A/C, can play with card) it's well worth it, and if you get...

Wow- this cafe is a little gem in the midst of Balis local shops & warungs. I came here on a weekdays early afternoon, after organizing a SIM card close by (there are multiple options, if that’s something you need.)

On arrival I was welcomed warmly. The atmosphere is peaceful, cool (not “too” cold like other places, but rather very comforting) and small but spacious at the same time. There is fast Wifi available.

The menu looks great and the prices are absolutely fair. One of the least overpriced cafes I’ve ever been to on Bali- thumbs up!

The food arrived quickly, portions are on the medium/ smaller side- which is exactly what I was looking for. The taste: great, everything feels fresh & nourishing.

All in all- one of my new favorite spots, I...