openhouse cafe Seseh

• 5.0Caitlin Kuzman· 3 months ago

  Perfect spot for all hours of the day. Staff are so welcoming, service is quick and efficient, food is unreal along with the variety and portion sizes! Pool area is a great spot to lounge and spend the day, so affordable too! Management keep it up… We see your hard work too… oh and do yourself a favour, try the muff 👌🏽

• 5.0I’m only human· 3 months ago

  This is my favourite restaurant in Bali during my one-week trip. I came here twice. The Angus sausage definitely surprised me. Generous portion of beetroot. The quality of smashed avocado varies depending on the day. Bacon is a bit too dry for my liking. But everything else is perfect. I love their sourdough. The juice is awesome too! Generous portion, clear labelling on kcal, protein, carbs, and fat. Affordable price. The most gym rat-friendly place! The vibe is amazing too!

• 5.0xavier kelly· 4 months ago

  I honestly don’t understand the one-star reviews here, it feels like some people just want something to complain about or are expecting something completely different. If you’re a picky eater or looking for fine dining vibes, this probably isn’t your place. But if you actually care about quality, value, and real food, this place is unbeatable. This is hands down the best cafe I’ve ever been to. The portions are massive, the food is super high protein, and it’s perfect if you’re trying to eat healthy without spending a fortune. The pricing is ridiculously good for what you get. The staff deserve a shoutout too, they’re always flat out busy, but they still go out of their way to help. If you just raise your hand or catch someone’s eye, they’ll be straight over and get you sorted quickly. They’ll even help you find a table when it’s packed, which says a lot. I love the build-your-own meal setup, it’s simple, flexible, and lets you dial in exactly what you want nutritionally. I’ve been here over 200 times, which probably says everything. Could not recommend it more. Anyone rating this below five stars seriously needs to reassess what they’re expecting.

• 5.0Ndre· 2 months ago

  If Seseh had a breakfast stadium, Open House Café would be sold out every morning. 🥐☕🌴 Every time we drive past this place, it’s buzzing like a happy little food festival. Breakfast, brunch, lunch, dinner… the tables are always packed, and after finally stopping by, I completely understand why. One of the coolest things here is that you get to build your own plate. Pick your protein, choose your sauces, add vegetables, fruits, and drinks, then create your own edible masterpiece. We arrived around 11:30 AM with the kind of hunger that makes you accidentally order food for a small village. 😂 The outdoor area was lively with a beautiful pool view, but since there were quite a few smokers outside and we had a stroller, we settled inside. The staff were incredibly kind and even helped us carry the stroller, which immediately earned extra brownie points. Our feast included fresh coconut water, fresh orange juice, a Matcha Strawberry Latte, an Iced Caramel Latte, the mighty Carnivore Board, grilled salmon with broccoli and sweet potato waffle, and grilled snapper with fried rice loaded with grilled tempeh, kimchi, spinach, and pineapple. Honestly, the table looked less like brunch and more like a food parade. 🐟🥩🥦🍍☕ Everything felt fresh, colorful, and generously portioned. The salmon was beautifully cooked, the snapper was packed with flavor, and every plate arrived looking like it had been prepared for a magazine photoshoot. My only funny complaint? Their hot sauce wasn’t exactly “hot” for my spicy food loving soul. 🌶️😂 I was secretly dreaming about a handful of raw Indonesian bird’s eye chilies. But if you’re a normal human being and not a spice dragon like me, you’ll probably find it perfect. Open House Café Seseh is the kind of place that turns a quick brunch stop into a long, happy meal where nobody wants to leave. Great food, friendly staff, beautiful atmosphere, and endless ways to create your perfect plate. Come hungry. Very hungry. Your eyes will order more than your stomach can handle, and honestly, that’s part of the fun.

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