Seminyak
Eat and meet
Jalan Double Six
While Jalan Double Six is a continuation of Jl Arjuna, many refer to the whole stretch as Double Six. It's clustered with everything from very late-running dodgy bars to tshirt shops and cafes. Watch out for holes in the pavement!
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Crystal Palace

Our favourite beach shack
Beachfront, north of Double SixJust to the north of where Jalan Double Six hits the beachfront you'll find the very aptly named Crystal Palace. Regular live bands add to what is already a really good vibe, making this a place that is very easy to feel right at home in. There is both lazy seating right on the beach alongwith some ... read more
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Warung Melati

Superb Indonesian food
Jalan Double SixWarung Melati serves quite possibly the tastiest Indonesian food you will ever try -- it is absolutely sensational. It's a favourite hang-out for the local expat crowd and some of the characters that pass through can be downright pretentious, but if you can ignore that, this is a marvellous spot ... read more
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JPs Warungclub

We like. A lot.
Jl. Dhyana Pura No 6
T: (0361) 731-622The refurbished JPs is now a slick affair, with more open space, walls adorned with evocative black and white Bali images and a raised stage for their excellent live music performances. A few swinging lounge chairs make for comfortable stage-side sitting, though the rest of the restaurant is decent ... read more
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Warung Murah

Tasty food at low prices
Jalan Double SixThirty metres towards the beach along Jalan Double Six from Warung Melati is Warung Murah. It's a similar restaurant to Warung Melati, but also offers a range of a la carte meals such as nasi goreng. The food here is very tasty and is served in clean surrounds, meaning it's extremely popular, with ... read more
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Cocoon Beach Club

Breezy beachfront restaurant
Jalan Double Six
T: (0361) 731 266Relative newcomer Cocoon has lifted the vibe of the Double Six neighbourhood quite drastically. The breezy restaurant located on the street across from the beach boasts an inviting pool with day beds and deck chairs outside, while the two-floor restaurant is all smooth concretes, curves, natural ... read more
Jalan Laksmana
Affectionately known as "Eat Street" Laksmana is packed with excellent restaurants and cafes. It goes through a few name changes, with Kayu Aya and Oberoi often used interchangeably, but say Laksmana and your cabbie will know where you are headed.
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Wah Wah Gourmet Burger Winebar
Jalan Laksmana 11
T: (0361) 736 585A $30 burger in Bali? Never thought I'd be doing that, but that's just what I did at this slick burger and wine bar down near the Legian Hotel. Was it worth it? I'd go as far as to say this was one of the best burgers I've ever had — certainly not the biggest by any stretch of the imagination, ... read more
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Sea Circus

Whimsical and cute
Jalan Laksmana 22
T: (0361) 738 667This very pretty spot tucked away behind rainbow-coloured glass louvres is located near some of Seminyak's best hotels and bars and is well worth a look in. If you're staying in the area, make sure you plan for a meal here at some stage. Sea Circus is whimsical and cute, without overstepping the ... read more
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KuDeTa

A Bali beachside institution
Jalan Kayu Aya 9
T: (0361) 736 969This Bali beachside institution, seemingly always being improved in some way, continues to pull the crowds and is still among the best spots to head for a sunset drink on the island. But make that a pricey drink, served alongside a mixed crowd. The food here is actually excellent, but again, with ... read more
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Trattoria

Good value, tasty pizzas and pasta
Jalan LaksmanaA Seminyak-mainstay that continues to grow in popularity, Trattoria serves Italian food such as pizza, pasta and meat dishes to crowds of people that know good food when they eat it. This is not refined dining by any stretch of the imagination, but the food is wholesome, good quality and cooked to ... read more
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Grocer and Grind

Quality Western café
Jalan LaksmanaGrocer and Grind is part deli, part café, part expat haven. The food is what you might find at a better cafe back home for an interesting but delicious breakfast or lunch with a difference. The bread is good quality, the produce fresh and the dishes just hit the spot after eating one too many ... read more
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Earth Cafe

Wonderfully vibrant food
Jalan Laksmana 99,
T: (0361) 736 645Earth Cafe has just a few tables and a bench but a lengthy menu of fresh, wonderfully vibrant food, and the air-con is a welcome and rare respite from the heat and dust outside on Laksmana. A great range of drinks as well as the free WiFi make this a good catch-up-on-email spot, but the food is too ... read more
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Press Ban Cafe

Hipster cafe
Jalan Laksmana 50
T: (0361) 730 486Just four tables are offered at this decidedly hipster vintage boutique and cafe, with a short but sweet menu of coffees, teas, sweet things and light lunches. Pull up a chair or lounge and soak up the atmosphere — the indoor tables are right in the middle of the vintage clothes, bags, shoes, ... read more
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Cafe Zucchini/Zuttion

Excellent coffee
Jalan Oberoi 47
T: (0361) 736 633This easy to miss spot on Laksmana is another stop-while-you-shop joint, with excellent coffee, smoothies, baked items and light fare. The small space has just a few tables, but manages to be welcoming and cute without being cutesy, thanks to replica floral oil paintings on the whitewashed rattan ... read more
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Cafe Bali

Great atmosphere
Jalan LaksmanaThis breezy, pretty place is popular among tourists and expats alike with a colonial-themed fit-out that boasts white-washed furniture, old school wooden shutters, ceiling fans and quirky lamps. The extensive menu reads like many of the others further south in Legian featuring pasta, meat and ... read more
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Red Carpet

Popular for early and late drinks
Jalan Oberoi 42c
T: (0361) 737 889Red Carpet claims to have the best selection of champagne on the island. We admit that we've had a celebratory plate of oysters here, and they were exceptional (and as you'd expect, costly). But, we're not sure about a place that makes its staff dress in dated red outfits that are almost offensive ... read more
Jalan Petitenget
Jalan Petitenget makes a circuitous loop from Laksmana, eventually joining Batu Belig. You'll find some of Seminyak's fanciest restaurants here, grasping onto the last of the area's ricefield views.
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La Lucciola

Relaxed fine dining
Jalan PetitengetA mainstay of the local scene, La Lucciola does fine dining in a casual setting, perched right on the edge of the beach at the northern end of Seminyak. As the sun goes down over the ocean, it's a fantastic place to sip on a fruity cocktail from the Frangipani bar and nibble on some classy bar ... read more
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Potato Head

Ambitious beachfront complex
Jalan Petitenget
T: (0361) 737 979Potato Head had its soft opening in 2010 and is set to properly launch some time in 2011. The impressive structure overlooks a sprawling lawn that finishes with a beachside pool. It's an ambitious undertaking on both the architecture and cuisine fronts and in some ways has catapulted Bali into ... read more
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Metis

Sophisticated with paddy views
Jalan Petitenget 6
T: (0361) 737 888This sophisticated restaurant is off the beach but has paddy views instead, albeit with development and bright lights in the distance. Run by the former crew behind Warisan (which itself has been refurbished and is open for business again), Metis offers modern, light takes on French dishes, ... read more
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Sarong

One of our favourite spots for a splurge
Jalan Petitenget 19x
T: (0361) 737 809This is one of our favourite spots for a splurge meal in Bali. Well off the beach on increasingly popular Petitenget. The location doesn't have too much going for it but the sumptuous decor — think sweeping curtains, ornate mirrors, dark woods and flickering candles — makes a beach view ... read more
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Gourmet Cafe

Yummy light meals
Jalan Petitenget 77A
T: (0361) 8475 115This breezy and popular spot serves coffee with a bite and baked goods, as well as a range of yummy light meals such as sandwiches, mostly under 50,000 rupiah. Managed by the Bali Catering Company — the same gang behind Metis — the attention to detail on the food front really shows. Free WiFi ... read more
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Sardine

No-fuss but good menu
Jalan Petitenget 21
T: (0361) 738 202Sardine overlooks Seminyak's shrinking rice paddy swathes. Its no-fuss decor works with the no-fuss but good menu. For the area, this is one of the better-priced restaurants. The menu has a seafood emphasis, and we enjoyed their signature dish of sardines, which was quite unadorned, but worked. We ... read more
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Naughty Nuri's

Ribs and booze
Jalan Batu Belig 41
T: (0361) 847 6722Ubud legend Naughty Nuri's has a second branch tucked away on Batu Belig, with pretty much the same menu on offer. Differences are minor — the Cosmopolitan, for instance, is served in a martini glass instead of the impressive pint you get in Ubud. But the ribs are just as delectable as are the ... read more
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The Living Room

Fine dining in a special setting
Jalan PetitengetThe Living Room sets about to make statement with candlelit tables in the garden, plants lit by hidden lighting and groovy music piped through the area to create an ambience intent on making people feel special — and it works. Since 2000, Living Room has been serving quality international fare to ... read more
Jalan Raya Seminyak
This is just a continuation of Jalan Legian and forms the main north south road through Seminyak. Heavily trafficked, this is more of a shopping strip than eating, but there are a few reasonable options to choose from.
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Warung Ocha

Delicious Indonesian and Western food. Free WiFi
Jalan Raya SeminyakWarung Ocha is not your typical local warung -- it's a slick Western-styled place that serves both Indonesian and Western dishes. Normally, this means that one of the styles is favoured over the other and you either get jazzed up and ordinary tasting Indonesian food or downscale Western food. Here, ... read more
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Skooby

Roadside diner
Near Bintang Supermarket, Jalan Raya SeminyakSkooby is a roadside diner selling burgers, hotdogs, French fries, sandwiches and croissants plus a range of refreshing juices to counterbalance the other products. It's a perfect spot to take the kids after stocking up on groceries at the nearby Bintang supermarket or to just stop in when ... read more
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Ryoshi

Great sushi
Jala Raya SeminyakRyoshi has a number of outlets throughout Bali and has been incredibly successful because of the freshness, quality and consistency of its food. In Seminyak, Ryoshi is in a large building with Japanese styling and offers a large selection of sushi, sashimi and noodles to the discerning crowds. ... read more
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Cafe Seminyak

Great food, atrocious coffee
Jalan Raya SeminyakAnother pleasant café located right next to the Bintang supermarket is Café Seminyak. It serves typical café fare such as coffee, cakes, sandwiches, burgers and breakfasts all at very reasonable prices. The food is good here and the expats doing their shopping at the Bintang next ... read more
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