Best Vegan & Vegetarian Cafés in Bali (2025)
Let me be honest, I used to get pissed every time I ate out. Most places had the same sad vegan options: salad, fries, or a plain margarita pizza. I mean, how many days can you actually survive on that? 🙃
But Bali? Bali is a whole different story. This island is more than just beaches, sunsets, and surfboards, it’s also a paradise for food lovers, especially if you’re vegan or vegetarian. From smoothie bowls prettier than your Pinterest board to local dishes reimagined plant-based, Bali makes it ridiculously easy (and delicious) to stick to a plant-based lifestyle.
The more I explored, the more I realized how many vegan-friendly cafés and restaurants Bali has. A little heads up though, don’t fall for the word “vegetarian” if you’re like me and don’t even eat eggs.
In many countries (including Indonesia), eggs are still counted as vegetarian, so always double-check menus, especially when it comes to breads, buns, pastries, or bakery items.
So, I decided to put together this small guide for my vegan and vegetarian friends. Of course, Bali is huge and I haven’t covered every single spot (plus, new cafés open here literally every week). But these are the places I’ve personally tried and loved and I think you’ll love them too. 🌿
1) 🌿 I Am Vegan Babe (Canggu)
The name itself sets the vibe, right? I Am Vegan Babe is all about bright interiors, Bali sunshine, and the kind of food that makes you smile before you even taste it. Think colorful smoothie bowls, loaded wraps, and fluffy pancakes that are actually vegan (no sad substitutes here).
🍴 What I loved: Their vegan pancakes are a must. Fluffy, sweet, and topped with fresh tropical fruit, they taste like Bali mornings on a plate. I also loved their salad bowls and burritos, hearty but still light enough for a beach day.
☕ Pro tip: It gets busy around brunch hours, so come early if you want those Instagram-worthy window seats.
2)🌿 Secret Spot (Canggu)
True to its name, this place really feels like a hidden gem in the heart of Canggu. The atmosphere is warm and welcoming—it almost feels like home. The menu is vegetarian with solid vegan options, so there’s always something exciting to try.
🍴 What I loved: Their curry is on another level—I actually went back three days in a row just for that. It’s a little spicy (which I love), and their vegan lasagna is comforting and satisfying (not just “Instagram pretty”). If you’re more into fresh and fruity, their breakfast menu is amazing too.
☕ Pro Tip: A great spot to bring your laptop and get some work done. Oh, and don’t skip the desserts—they’re seriously good.
3) 🌿 KYND Community (Seminyak + Canggu)
If Bali cafés had a personality, KYND would be the bold, bubbly Instagram star. Famous for its pink walls and cheerful interiors, it’s the kind of spot where you’ll probably take a photo before you even touch your food. But don’t let the aesthetic fool you—the food is just as good as the vibe.
🍴 What I loved: Their smoothie bowls are picture-perfect and taste just as amazing. The mains are also worth trying, so if you’re heading here for brunch, you’ll definitely leave happy.
☕ Pro Tip: Go early in the morning if you want those dreamy photo spots without the crowd. The Canggu location tends to be a little calmer than Seminyak.
4) 🥑 The Avocado Factory (Canggu)
If you’re obsessed with avo toast (who isn’t?), this place is literally heaven. The menu is built around avocados—think avo smoothies, avo pancakes, avo everything! It’s fresh, creative, and way beyond your average smashed avo.
(Quick note: it’s not a fully vegan café—there are some egg items on the menu—so double-check before ordering if you’re strictly vegan.)
🍴 What I loved: Their avo toast with poached veggies is a must. Light but super filling.
☕ Pro Tip: It’s a great breakfast spot before a beach day—Canggu’s beaches are just a short scooter ride away.
5) 🌱 The Seeds of Life (Ubud)
The Seeds of Life is more than just a café—it’s part raw food restaurant, part tonic bar, and even has a yoga shala upstairs. The vibe is very “Ubud”: holistic, nourishing, and peaceful. If you’re into food that makes you feel energized from the inside out, this is the place. And yes—it’s 100% vegan.
🍴 What I loved: Their raw lasagna is surprisingly rich and filling, and the smoothie bowls are refreshing and delicious.
☕ Pro Tip: Don’t skip their tonic bar—they serve herbal elixirs and tonics that you probably won’t find anywhere else in Bali.
6)🥥 Shady Shack (Canggu)
Shady Shack is that cozy, café where, garden type cafe you can spend hours without realizing it.
Wooden tables, greenery all around, and the kind of relaxed vibe that Canggu is famous for. The menu is vegetarian with plenty of vegan options, so you won’t run out of choices here.
🍴 What I loved: Lentil Soup is fresh and flavorful, and their burgers are stacked and loaded.
☕ Pro Tip: It’s a great spot to come with your friends for dinner.
7)🥗 Tasty Vegan (Ubud)
Tasty Vegan is one of those cozy spots that keeps things simple but delicious. The menu is fully plant-based, packed with local flavors, and the kind of food you can eat every day without getting bored. It’s not flashy—just hearty, wholesome, and genuinely tasty (just like the name promises).
🍴 What I loved: Their tempeh-based dishes are a must, and the portion sizes are super generous—perfect after a long day exploring Ubud.
☕ Pro Tip: It’s more budget-friendly compared to many other vegan cafés in Bali, making it a go-to if you want great food without spending too much.
8)🍛 Mokshu Vegetarian Cuisine (Ubud)
If you’re craving wholesome Indian flavors in the middle of Bali, Mokshu is the spot. It’s a vegetarian restaurant with plenty of vegan options, serving curries, thalis, and breads that taste just like home-cooked comfort food. The vibe is calm and cozy, perfect for a slower meal in Ubud.
🍴 What I loved: Their thali platter is a must—it’s filling, flavorful, and gives you a little bit of everything.
☕ Pro Tip: Let them know you’re vegan, and they’ll happily guide you to the best options or adjust dishes for you.
9)🌱 Warung Dua Hati (Vegan)
If you’re looking for a true local vegan dining experience in Canggu, Warung Dua Hati is a hidden gem. This cozy, family-run spot serves wholesome plant-based Indonesian dishes at very affordable prices, making it perfect for budget-friendly travelers who don’t want to compromise on taste or health. From hearty tempeh curries to fresh veggie stir-fries and traditional sambal, every plate feels like a warm, home-cooked meal. The casual, welcoming vibe adds to its charm, giving you a chance to enjoy authentic flavors while supporting a small local business.
Best for: Budget-friendly, authentic vegan Indonesian food
Must try: Tempeh curry, mixed veggie plates, house-made sambal
10)☕ Crate Café (Canggu)
Crate Café is the definition of “cool Canggu.” It’s artsy, industrial-chic, and always buzzing with people. While not fully vegan, they have vegetarian and vegan-friendly options that pair perfectly with their great coffee. Portions are big, so come hungry!
Best for: Brunch vibes & people-watching and they have so many vegan desserts options.
Must try: Smoothie bowls, vegan wraps, and their coffee
11)🥗 Green Spot Café (Ubud)
A small, cozy spot in Ubud with a fully vegan menu and a focus on fresh, healthy meals. It’s simple, affordable, and perfect if you want everyday plant-based food without the frills.
Best for: Healthy, home-style vegan meals
Must try: Vegan burger, smoothie bowls, and their daily specials.
12)🌮 Taco Casa Fresh Mexican Grill (Ubud, Canggu, Seminyak)
Sometimes you just crave Mexican food, and Taco Casa delivers. It’s not fully vegan, but they have plenty of vegetarian and customizable vegan options—think burritos, tacos, nachos, and bowls. Everything is fresh, colorful, and satisfying.
I have Been here so many times and it’s always amazing.
Best for: Mexican cravings in Bali
Must try: Vegan burrito bowl, nachos with guac
13)🍛 Aunty Ji’s (Canggu)
A little taste of India in Bali! Aunty Ji’s is a vegetarian Indian restaurant with great vegan choices too. Think curries, dosas, and thalis packed with flavor. The homely vibe makes it extra comforting. I had Paneer Tikka Masala & naan with lesuni Daal
Best for: Indian food lovers
Must try: Masala dosa, vegan thali . They have Roomali Roti’s too!!
14)🥬 Alchemy (Ubud & Canggu)
Alchemy is one of Bali’s most iconic vegan cafés. Famous for its raw food and salad bar, it’s a must-visit if you’re serious about plant-based eating. The vibe is airy, modern, and creative, perfect for a healthy recharge. People come there with their laptops for working too, looks like I fun place to work.
Best for: Raw vegan meals & detox vibes
Must try: Raw cheesecakes, salad bar, cold-pressed juices
I hope this list helps you find your kind of cafés in Bali — places where the food feels honest and the mornings flow slow. 🌿
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