Starbucks Ubud — Restaurant in Pulau Bali

I am a HUGE starbucks lover and truly an ambassador of the brand. No matter where I go I ALWAYS look for a Starbucks & usually when traveling internationally get myself a souvenir. This place doesn't meet the starbucks level of quality and customer service. the prices are the same as any other starbucks so don't think your getting a deal here cause converted over to US or CAD it's the same. The service is standard at best, nothing special. One thing I really didn't like they don't give free water (Like every other starbucks does) for some reason anywhere in bali you try to get water they always charge you... It's a mess. It is in a high traffic area so it is always busy but it takes a while before someone goes around to clean up the empty tables leaving you to move things around and clean up a space for yourself. Would I suggest this spot? I mean if your home sick and need something comforting and familiar by all means go, however if we're comparing to the US or CAD standard lower your...

The only starbucks Ive ever experienced to just say sorry when your drink isnt right. Asked for a mocha and got a hot choc. Told them and they just said it was a mocha...told them it doesnt taste like a mocha they said sorry and i just left the drink and said i didnt want it and they said sorry again. Ive not needed to complain very often in starbucks but when i have had a drink with any objection it has always been replaced and a voucher for another drink given. So i left having paid for a drink i never recieved and leaving a drink i didnt ask for. Something i love doing is visiting starbucks when i travel, now i know not to expect all starbucks to be the same...even if they do have the same signs to say theyl make it right. The wifi was very weak too but that seems to be most places in ubud, few cafes ive found with decent wifi here but did expect more from starbucks to be one of the...

Many years ago, I enjoyed a short family vacation in Bali, where I had the chance to savor a cup of coffee at the Starbucks located in Ubud, close to various temples. The decor harmoniously integrates with Bali's rich traditions and culture, which is truly impressive.

After finishing my drink, I decided to explore the bustling streets, where art shops and markets offered a glimpse into the island's creative spirit. From handcrafted batik fabrics to beautifully carved wooden sculptures, every item seemed to tell a story of its own. The warmth of the Balinese people added to the charm, as they greeted visitors with genuine smiles and welcoming gestures.

That trip to Bali left an indelible mark on my heart, reminding me of the beauty of embracing both the old and the new, and how they can coexist harmoniously to create something truly unique and...