BAKED. Berawa

We just had late breakfast here and Gustin was our host, she was so lovely, friendly and came up with delicious suggestions.. The tortilla was delicious and the Yala so delicious with a lot of flavour, make you order extra bread to eat all the dip. On top of that we had the pastrami jalapeño pastry... perfect level of spicenes and pastry very well done. Thanks Gustin.. until another time

Breakfast place serving pretty good food and coffee overall. The atmosphere is nice and it’s a pleasant spot to start the day. The main downside was a leaking glass ceiling panel. The silicone seals looked very worn out, with visible black/green algae, and water kept dripping down while we were seated. We had to keep shifting our seats to avoid the drips, which created an awkward gap between us. It also made us wonder whether the glass panel was still safely secured. I noticed many 5-star reviews recommending "The Original Best Scramble," but personally I found it quite bland. There were also no salt and pepper shakers on the table, which didn’t help. I would instead recommend the Tortilla de Patatas, it was tasty, more flavorful, and felt more unique compared to the other dishes. Overall, a decent breakfast spot, but the maintenance issue with the ceiling really needs attention.

First of all, the service was quite underwhelming. We didn’t feel welcomed at all during ordering. The cashier seemed to be in a bad mood and came across as somewhat unfriendly. The food was okay overall. The açaí bowl was very average. The pastries, however, tasted good—especially the kimchi cheese, which was quite unique. That said, they would be better if they were crispier and less chewy. The smoked salmon bagel was decent as well. The coffee was great. Will not revisit…

Lovely cafe shop in Berawa. Visited this place countless times and it still hits the spot. The place is homey, there’s a big table for up to 8-10 people to sit, also a high table facing the streets so you can people-watch. I love their collection of drinks, must try their hojicha and juices. Coffees are also very nice. Got to try their baked goods, obviously. I got the simit and bagel. Also if you’re staying for quite a while, the water is free, so… why not?

Really nice cafe spot in Canggu! It’s spacious and cool inside and the menu is extensive and everything looks really good! The Korean honey toast was so delicious and hit the spot, and the sour dough ice cream is so unique and had a great flavour! The coffee is also super good!