Seniman Coffee

• Since 2016, I always visit Seniman whenever I’m in Ubud and I can see the coffee shop keeps growing from time to time. Now they collaborate with a bakery and a record store, making the experience of having a coffee there more worthwhile. I tried its cinnamon roll, Kintamani coffee, and the cold brew coffee tasting menu. Both the pastry and coffee were alright. My partner tried its flat white and cold brew tea tasting menu. The tea was fantastic! She was served lemongrass, rosella and cascara. Cascara was our favorite even though the other two were really great too. We ordered a lot but in the end, we paid around IDR 300 k, which made the price very reasonable. I really recommend this place if you like coffee and are in Ubud.

  5.0A Raz· 4 months ago

• Absolutely loved this coffee shop! The coffee was exceptional—rich, smooth, and perfectly brewed. What really made the experience memorable was the unique and creative presentation of each drink. You can tell they put a lot of thought into every detail. The atmosphere was cozy, the staff were friendly, and everything felt welcoming. If you’re looking for great coffee with an artistic touch, this place is definitely worth visiting. Highly recommended!

  5.0Zuzu· 2 months ago

• Located conveniently right in front of our homestay, Seniman Coffee was a great find during our stay in Ubud. One thing I immediately appreciated was that they opened pretty early, which made grabbing an early-morning caffeine fix super convenient before our scheduled tours for the day. They offer a variety of coffee selections and pastries, and I decided to try their Iced Bali Karana Tirta (medium roast) in a to-go bottle. Personally, I found the flavor leaning more toward the bitter-sour side, but it was still really good and refreshing. Unfortunately, I failed to take photos of my order because we got busy and ended up chugging the drinks almost immediately hahah. I also have to mention how fun and unique their packaging and labels were — it honestly made the whole experience feel more memorable and thoughtfully curated. The staff were veryyyy friendly and welcoming. They actually mistook me for a local, which became my first experience of many during my stay in Bali 😂 They were also kind enough to introduce their coffee flavors and briefly explain the process behind the drinks, which I really appreciated. Overall, no complaints at all — I genuinely thought the experience was wonderful. Definitely worth checking out if you’re in the area and looking for quality coffee with friendly service and a cozy local vibe.

  5.0Khalid Epping (Khalid)· 4 months ago

• THEY HAVE DECAF! They get green decaf beans from Columbia then roast it themselves. At the cafe, it's only an espresso ground. However, across the street they sell 250 gram whole bean bags of decaf which they'll grind to your preference. Also, you'll find a nice selection of pour over rigs and French presses. They have #2 pour over cones as well. Excellent place. They know their stuff.

  5.0Drew Carpenter· a month ago

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