Best For
Remote work, casual lunches, and trying local Indonesian snacks like cireng.
Located in the heart of Ubud, Jabarano Coffee has quickly become a favorite for its high-quality offerings and inviting second-floor views of Jalan Goutama. The menu is a thoughtful blend of traditional Indonesian dishes and Western staples, with the 'cireng' receiving special praise from regulars. While the coffee is expertly prepared, those who prefer less sugar should note that signature drinks can be quite sweet. The space is particularly well-suited for those looking to get some work done in a quiet environment, supported by exceptionally friendly, English-speaking staff. Visitors also appreciate the clean facilities and the overall value for money provided by the generous portions.
Located in the heart of Ubud, Jabarano Coffee has quickly become a favorite for its high-quality offerings and inviting second-floor views of Jalan Goutama. The menu is a thoughtful blend of traditional Indonesian dishes and Western staples, with the 'cireng' receiving special praise from regulars. While the coffee is expertly prepared, those who prefer less sugar should note that signature drinks can be quite sweet. The space is particularly well-suited for those looking to get some work done in a quiet environment, supported by exceptionally friendly, English-speaking staff. Visitors also appreciate the clean facilities and the overall value for money provided by the generous portions.
Extensive menu featuring both local Indonesian and Western dishes.
Second-floor seating area with views overlooking Jalan Goutama.
Consistently polite and English-speaking staff members.
Memorable local snacks, particularly the signature cireng.
Clean facilities including thoughtful amenities in the restrooms.
Remote work, casual lunches, and trying local Indonesian snacks like cireng.
Breakfast, Brunch, Lunch
Casual Dining, Solo, Work From Cafe, Locals, Tourists
Jabarano Coffee in Ubud is highly regarded for its delicious food and welcoming environment, boasting an impressive 4.9-star rating. Reviewers frequently praise the diverse menu that caters to both local and Western tastes, with the cireng highlighted as a must-try snack. The coffee is generally well-received, though several guests noted that signature drinks tend to be on the sweeter side and suggest requesting reduced sugar. The staff are consistently described as polite, smiling, and proficient in English, contributing to a pleasant service experience. The second floor offers a quiet space with views of the street, making it a preferred choice for those looking to work remotely. While the atmosphere is cozy, some visitors mentioned a noticeable food smell due to the open kitchen layout.