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They say breakfast is the most important meal of the day and I couldn’t agree more. In Bali breakfast is usually included in the hotel prices but eating eggs on toast or the same breakfast buffet every morning will get boring after a while. That’s why we are lucky to have so many wonderful restaurants serving healthy, hearty and varied dishes to start your day with. Here are my choices for best breakfast in Bali 2016:
Betelnut is set in a two-storey thatched bungalow overlooking lush rice paddies. It is a favorite among Canggu hipsters and surfers, located just a minute’s drive from the beach. They serve yummy breakfast bowls featuring granola, yoghurt and fresh fruits and delicious set menus accompanied by freshly-blended juices and smoothies.
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Avocado Café is a health café specializing in vegan, vegetarian, gluten-free and paleo options. They also do weekly menus where all your meals will be freshly delivered to your door.
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Watercress is a shabby-chic decorated, popular restaurant serving wholesome all-day breakfast menu, delicious Revolver coffee and mouthwatering cakes.
Sisterfields’ smashed avocado with feta, lemon and lime juice and semidried tomatoes on grainy toast is a legend in Bali. They also serve breakfast bowls and great cold-pressed juices. The restaurant gets really crowded during breakfast so if you get tired of waiting you can always sneak over to Grocer and Grind.
Sea Circus serves a western-style breakfast menu with feel-good options, Five Senses coffee and even a hangover-cure breakfast with Berocca and Panadol.
The Fat Turtle is one of the newest additions to Bali’s cafe scene, fast becoming a favourite among breakfast lovers. Their menu is small but nonetheless delicious. Try the red velvet pancakes with cream cheese mousse and pulled pork eggs benedict and you won’t be disappointed.
Livingstone is a country-style restaurant with aussie vibes and total comfort. They serve fresh, daily bakes, pretty cakes and pastries and a hearty menu with classic breakfast/brunch favourites. You can pick a choice on the menu or customize your own breakfast.
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If you are into raw, vegan food Divine Earth is a must-visit restaurant. They maintain high standards of food preparation and extensive nutritional knowledge. Located right next to Seminyak Yoga Shala it is the perfect after-yoga breakfast place.
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In-house roasted coffee beans are the reason why Seniman serves the best coffee in Ubud. They offer a simple-food menu with budget prices and have a nice, relaxing atmosphere – no shoes allowed inside and rocking chairs by the bar.
The Porch, an aussie-style cafe, serves homemade pies, daily soups and toasted sandwiches with three bean-blend coffee. They use the freshest ingredients and all food is prepared in the open outdoor kitchen. You can either choose to sit on the chairs and sofas indoors or enjoy the lovely veranda.