10 Best Breakfast Spots in Bali to Start Your Day Right

Check out any photo of Bali and you'll know right away it's the ultimate holiday spot! Bali is home to thousands of Hindu temples and has been given the name "The Island of Gods" because of it. But aside from its impressive temples, Bali is a popular tourist destination for its beaches, cultural traditions, natural wonders, adventures, and culinary scene. While there are plenty of amazing restaurants to try out for special dinners, why not start each day with an enriching Bali breakfast to prep for your adventures?

Rise and shine! Here are 10 spots to satisfy your cravings for breakfast in Bali:

Love a good cuppa in the morning? Suka Espresso was created in 2016 as a solution to its owners' coffee cravings. They have a morning menu with brekky and lunch options, as well as an evening menu with dinner specials.

For breakfast, try their Chilli Bae for poached eggs and bacon with a spicy twist, or order one of their bowls, like the Dragon Fruit Smoothie Bowl and the Yoghurt Bowl, depending on the fruits of your choice. For more savoury options, they've also got different sandos and salad bowls! Of course, you can't miss out on their coffees; they've got everything from the classic cappuccino to interesting creations like an Avocado Affogato and an 18-hour cold drip. You can visit their locations at Berawa, Uluwatu, and Ubud.

Aussies will feel right at home at Melbourne-inspired cafe, Sisterfields! It's one of the most popular cafes in Seminyak and its menu is line-up worthy as visitors come for breakfast, lunch, and dinner.

Their all-day menu includes different fruit bowls, eggs benedict, a ham and double cheese toastie, other sandwiches, and even pasta—so there's something for everyone! If you're on a health kick, try out any of their mixed juices with fresh veggies and fruits. No matter what you order, you can look forward to high-quality handmade ingredients prepared from scratch every day.

Make breakfast in Bali a scenic experience when you visit Milk and Madu. They have cafes in Berawa, Ubud, and Canggu, all perfectly decorated to match the locations' aesthetic.

They've got equally beautiful plating for their all-day menu items that are perfect for breakfast, lunch, dinner and drinks! Their breakfast specials include variations of eggs with salmon, mushrooms, different kinds of cheeses, bacon—anything you're craving! Got a sweet tooth? Order their pancakes, muesli bowls, or French toast. Don't miss out on their brunch cocktails either; we recommend giving their Madu Bloody Mary, Madu Bellini, and Brunch Spritz a try.

Once the sun sets, head over to some of the best bars in Bali to sip the night away. Here are our recommendations!

For a genuinely IG-worthy breakfast in Bali, head over to Doppio Cafe Pink in Seminyak with its baby pink walls, marble tables, and freshly-made dishes. Doppio Cafe Pink specialises in healthy breakfast dishes with a variety of vegan options, smoothie bowls, and healthy smoothies to choose from. To accompany your delicious breakfast, try one—or all—of their colourful speciality lattes, such as their Turmeric Latte, Matcha Latte, and Taro Latte. Each latte comes in its own unique colour that will look great in your pics!

Bali's first avocado bar is aptly named the Avocado Factory and serves the best avocado dishes in town! Head over to this cafe in Canggu for a serving of fresh avo with a view of the stunning rice fields. Their avocado-based dishes will have you craving more than the usual toast after this experience. They have avo pancakes, egg katsu sando, spicy mash with avocados and mushrooms, poke bowls, chicken & avo lassi, fried rice, and so much more for a hearty breakfast.

Start your day off at Three Steps Coffee! Its cosy atmosphere will easily rejuvenate you to prepare for more Bali sightseeing. This rustic cafe is the spot for healthy food with tons of vegan options on its breakfast menu. They have a wide range of smoothie bowls, like the Berries Bowl, the Sunset Bowl (with strawberry, banana, orange, and mango), the Temple Green Bowl (with banana, apple, kiwi, spinach), and more! They also have different chia puddings, freshly-baked pastries, and filling rice bowls. Find Three Steps Coffee right next to the Uluwatu Temple for a yummy recharge before exploring more of Bali.

For a completely vegan breakfast in Bali, visit Pel's Supershop in Berawa. They offer an all-vegan Western-style breakfast menu with an interesting twist. One of these twists is their coconut milk-infused power smoothies! They even have a yummy coconut cold brew, which is coffee that's been infused with coconut for 24 hours and topped with coconut cream. Their healthy dishes include sweet and savoury options, from pancakes and smoothie bowls to burgers, tacos, and pasta. After a nourishing breakfast, treat yourself to any of their desserts, like a Choc Almond Oreo Tart, Raw Snickers Slice, Carrot Cake, or Banoffee Pie!

Looking for a quiet spot for breakfast in Bali? Kynd Community is the definition of chill with colourful interiors and a tropical paradise theme. They use all-natural ingredients as a 100% plant-based restaurant. Some of their most popular dishes are their Paradise Pancakes (vanilla-infused pancakes topped with coconut ice cream, maple and caramel syrup, and fruits), Sunny Ride Burger (ciabatta with vegan egg, hash brown, coconut bakon, and avocado), and the Big Boss Breaky (scrambled tofu OR vegan egg with pesto, mushrooms, avocado, bacon, and pumpkin hummus). Make it an extra special brunch and order their Bloody Mary—it's got celery-infused gin! Check out Kynd Community at Canggu or at Seminyak.

For more tropical feels, head to any of these beach clubs in Bali.

Crate Cafe is one of the most popular spots for breakfast in Bali. This Canggu cafe curates good vibes for everyone with a close-knit community, great music, and even better food that keeps customers coming back for more. Take your pick of their super bowls, toasties, fresh smoothies, and pastries. They also have savoury options, like the Veto (smash avo, feta, salmon, and poached egg on toast), the Melville (bruschetta, avo, haloumi, and poached egg on toast), and the Barber (french toast, scrambled eggs, bacon, and fried banana topped off with maple syrup). No matter what you try at Crate Cafe, you're gonna leave super satisfied.

KAFE aims to provide healthy comfort food for everyone. This Ubud cafe, uses 100% natural, organic, and locally sourced ingredients. From their breakfast menu, order one of their Indonesian dishes to truly immerse yourself during your trip; taste Bubur Ayam (Indonesian chicken red rice porridge with spinach and glass noodles) and Bubur Injin (Black rice pudding with homemade coconut milk and bananas)—you won't regret it! They also have smoothie bowls with different health benefits, a Keto Breakfast, pastries, porridge, and veggie bowls.

Has reading about these yummy foods made your stomach growl? Make sure you bookmark this list, so you know where to get brekky in Bali.

Want more food recommendations? Check out our guide to must-try food in Bali.