Best Restaurants in Uluwatu
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Best Restaurants in Uluwatu 〰️
Looking for the best restaurants in Uluwatu? We’ve put together a selection of places worth visiting, with great food, beautiful settings, and something for every taste. Explore our guide and find the right restaurant for you.
November 2026: our latest update brings together our top picks for breakfast, lunch and dinner in Uluwatu.
The best breakfast in Uluwatu?
SUKA ULUWATU
What is it? Something of a legend in Uluwatu’s café scene. Suka has become a local institution, serving up seriously good coffee, generous breakfasts and the kind of laid-back atmosphere that keeps people coming back. Surfers, locals, tourists — everyone seems to end up here sooner or later.
Why we love it: Some places become popular for a reason, and Suka is one of them. The Australian-style breakfast menu has all the favourites, from eggs Benedict and avocado toast to fluffy blueberry pancakes and excellent coffee. It's lively, a little chaotic at peak hours, and always full of that unmistakable Uluwatu energy. No unnecessary fuss, just good food done well.
Editor's tip: Don't be surprised if there's a queue, especially around brunch. Come early, grab a flat white and settle in. It's practically an Uluwatu ritual.
The best lunch in Uluwatu?
Analog Uluwatu | All Day Cafe
What is it? A seriously stylish all-day café tucked away on Uluwatu’s busy Labuansait Road. Part café, part listening bar, part surf hangout, Analog brings together vintage interiors, vinyl records, excellent coffee and a leafy garden out back. It's the sort of place you walk into for lunch and suddenly realise you've been there for three hours.
Why we love it: There's more to Analog than its good looks. The lunch menu is refreshingly varied, with colourful bowls, fresh seafood, Indonesian favourites and plenty of plant-based options. Try the tuna poke bowl with mango and avocado, or the kemangi chicken with fragrant rice. The food is fresh, thoughtfully put together and just the thing after a morning in the surf. Add a great soundtrack and an atmosphere that feels effortlessly cool, and you've got one of Uluwatu's most appealing lunch spots.
Editor's tip: Head for the garden at the back if you can. It's a welcome escape from the traffic outside, and a very good excuse to turn a quick lunch into a long afternoon. Don't be surprised if coffee turns into cocktails.
The best dinner in Uluwatu?
Wet Plate Kitchen
What is it? A dinner-only restaurant with a vintage soul, artistic surroundings and a personality all its own. Tucked away from the bustle of central Uluwatu, Wet Plate Kitchen is one of those places that's worth going a little out of your way for. Think an open kitchen, charcoal grill, warm lighting and an atmosphere that feels both intimate and effortlessly relaxed.
Why we love it: There's something about Wet Plate Kitchen that's difficult to pin down. Maybe it's the vintage details, the art, the music or the energy coming from the open kitchen. Whatever it is, the place has soul. And somehow, everyone seems to find something different to love about it. The menu leans towards Asian flavours but isn't afraid to venture beyond them, with a few European-inspired dishes thrown into the mix. Think delicate crudo, beef tataki, smoky grilled meats and bold, fragrant curries. Add a thoughtful cocktail list and you have a restaurant where dinner becomes much more than just a meal.
Editor's tip: It's a little off the main Uluwatu circuit, but trust us, it's worth the detour. Book a seat at the open-kitchen counter if you enjoy watching the chefs at work, or settle into the courtyard for a slower, more intimate evening. Either way, don't be in a hurry to leave.
