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Bali Bakery
Small branch of the Kuta favourite. Great baked goods and small café. Free wi-fi.
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Bhineka Jaya Café
Home to Bali's Coffee Co, this storefront sells locally grown beans and makes a mean cup of coffee or espresso, which you can enjoy at the two tiny tables while watching the bustle of Denpasar's old main drag.
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Café Merdeka
Delightful Balinese bakery with a wide range of sweet and savoury baked goods you choose yourself and can take away or enjoy at the outside tables.
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Cianjur
Big, airy and cool, this upmarket place has Balinese seafood in an array of preparations (crispy, grilled, steamed or wrapped in a banana leaf). Hugely popular with families and groups of bureaucrats.
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Nasi Uduk
Open to the street, this spotless little stall has a few chairs and serves up treats such as nasi uduk (sweetly scented coconut rice with fresh peanut sauce) and lalapan (a simple salad of fresh lemon basil leaves).
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Pasar Malam Kereneng
You can eat very well in Denpasar. Most places cater to locals and Indonesian visitors, so they offer tasty authentic food at good prices. At the Pasar Malam Kereneng dozens of vendors dish up food till dawn.
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Warung Bendega
Walled off from street noise, this lovely and stylish open-air oasis hums to the rhythm of Balinese pop music at dinner. Creatively spiced seafood is the specialty.
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Warung Satria
A long-running warung on a quiet street, try the wonderful seafood satay served with a shallot sambal. Otherwise, choose from the immaculate displays of what's fresh.
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Wong Solo
Part of small local chain, chicken in myriad forms is the specialty here. Sit at an open-air table and have it spicy and grilled or try the ikan lele (grilled catfish).
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