Nook

Name: Nook
Address: Nook, Jl. Umalas 1 No.3, Kerobokan Kelod, Kec. Kuta Utara, Kabupaten Badung, Bali 80361, Indonesia, Kerobokan, Bali, ID
Telephone: +623618475625
Rating: 4.5

4.5(13712 reviews)

Nook: Bali’s Open‑Air Rice Field Retreat

Views Over the Paddies

Just off Jl. Umalas 1, Nook opens onto green rice fields that seem to hush the busy streets of nearby Seminyak. Semi‑outdoor terraces, rattan chairs and timber tables give you a front‑row seat to Bali’s slower side. Locals and travellers mention that evenings around golden hour can be particularly photogenic.

From Smoothie Bowls to Nasi Campur

Breakfast runs until late, with favourites like Eggs Benedict, smoothie bowls and pancakes side‑by‑side with Indonesian plates – from ayam betutu to nasi campur. Portions are often generous, though some visitors found certain dishes “mid” or slightly inconsistent. The pork belly sambal matah and nasi campur babi sambal matah get repeated praise; vegetarians can request adaptations. Coffee earns steady applause, and cocktails, fresh juices and matcha drinks round out the menu.

Ambience and Space

Expect separate smoking and non‑smoking areas, lots of seating, and – when it’s busy – a queue for the terrace’s best views. Families note the kids’ play area, though recent comments range from “great for younger kids” to “needs upkeep.” Digital nomads appreciate the Wi‑Fi and plugs. The open‑air design stays airy on most days, but some mid‑day visits can feel warm.

Service and Pace

Staff are often described as warm and attentive, happy to take photos or suggest dishes. That said, timing can be variable: a few diners waited 30–40 minutes for breakfast or found it hard to flag a server during peak hours. Others reported quick, well‑coordinated service even on crowded weekends – visits seem to depend on timing and staffing levels.

Logistics and Tips

Opening hours are commonly listed as 08:00–23:00 daily. Meals typically run IDR 50k–150k per person (about US$10–20 as reported by guests). There’s car and scooter parking, though spaces for cars can be limited; some recount easy arrival by Gojek or Grab. Mosquitoes at dusk are a known issue – a repellent can save you from swats between bites.

What Visitors Say

Many reviewers make Nook a repeat stop each trip for the calm setting and flexible menu; a minority voice frustration over off‑peak food quality or drink preparation. On balance, the setting and relaxed vibe come up as the enduring draw, with food ranging from satisfying to simple, depending on the day.

Perfect for travellers seeking a laid‑back brunch, sunset dinner or mid‑day coffee with a view – and happy to swap street bustle for paddy‑side peace.

Nook, Jl. Umalas 1 No.3, Kerobokan Kelod, Kec. Kuta Utara, Kabupaten Badung, Bali 80361, Indonesia

+623618475625

https://www.facebook.com/Nookbali/

Opening Hours

Monday8 AM–11 PM

Tuesday8 AM–11 PM

Wednesday8 AM–11 PM

Thursday8 AM–11 PM

Friday8 AM–11 PM

Saturday8 AM–11 PM

Sunday8 AM–11 PM

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