[2025 Bali Restaurant] Travel Guide for Livingstone (Updated Jul)

#bucketlistreboot An artisan bakery cafe located in Kuta Bali. This gorgeous cafe is deck in high ceiling and glass windows bringing in plenty of natural sunlight into the space. The cafe feels very rustic and cozy, with lots of sitting area for you to choose from. We had the chance to try the plenty of food from their menu from the baked salmon, the pancake stacks which were so fluffy 😍, the fish and chips, the scrambled eggs & croissant. The food was delicious & super aesthetic. Their coffee was very aromatic too. Definitely worth a visit when you're in Kuta Bali! 📍Livingstone cafe, Bali Kuta — Petitenget St No.88X, Kerobokan Kelod, Kuta Utara, Badung Regency, Bali 80361, Indonesia

Thanks to its eye-catching exterior in the heart of Seminyak, it gave off a vibe of "This place seems trustworthy to step into." The interior was surprisingly spacious, with high ceilings that made it feel refreshingly open as soon as I walked in. The space is filled with natural light and adorned with green plants scattered around, making it a perfect spot for aesthetic photos. I was busy snapping pictures 📸 even before sipping my coffee. This time, I tried: ✔️ Almond Croissant ✔️ Latte The croissant was a classic—crispy on the outside and soft on the inside. It had just the right amount of sweet cream filling, so it wasn’t overly rich. The latte leaned more towards a coffee-forward flavor rather than being overly milky. The combination of the two was quite satisfying, and I found myself nodding in approval after the first bite. Looking around, I noticed many people ordering brunch plates, eggs benedict, and salads. The menu is diverse enough to make you wonder, "What should I try next time?" Although the place was fairly busy, the tables were spaced out enough that it didn’t feel noisy. There were also quite a few people working solo, and with fast Wi-Fi and tables equipped with power outlets, it’s a great spot to spend some quiet time alone. Price-wise, it’s around 60–70k for bread and coffee, and about 130k for brunch dishes. Considering Bali’s cost of living, it’s not exactly cheap, but when you factor in the ambiance, taste, and service, it feels reasonable. ☑️ In summary: "I went just for the bread but ended up leaving feeling refreshed." 📍 Jl. Petitenget No.88X, Seminyak 🕖 Open daily 07:00–22:00

Stopped by Livingstone because I was craving brunch. It's within walking distance from the center of Seminyak, and the large sign makes it easy to find. The interior has high ceilings and an open layout, making it feel spacious and cool. The air conditioning works well, so it's a great spot to take a break on a hot day. I had an almond croissant and a latte. The croissant was nutty and sweet, while the latte was on the stronger side. They have a wide variety of bread, making it hard to choose, and their meal options are also diverse. Many customers were ordering brunch plates. There are plenty of seats, and the Wi-Fi works well, so it's a good place to read a book or work on a laptop alone. The staff were friendly and provided quick service. The prices are a bit on the higher side, but considering the taste and atmosphere, it's understandable. It's the kind of place that perfectly fits the description of "worth visiting at least once." 📍 Jl. Petitenget No.88X, Seminyak 🕖 07:00–22:00

While wandering around the Seminyak area, I noticed Livingstone was quite crowded, so I decided to check it out. It's a cafe and bakery, and it turned out to be more spacious and cooler than I expected. The high ceilings and great natural lighting were a plus! First off, they have a wide variety of croissants, making it a paradise for bread lovers. I tried the almond croissant and a latte. The croissant was crispy on the outside and soft on the inside, and the latte was quite strong, making for a good combination. The table next to me ordered a brunch plate, and it looked amazing. Avocado toast and eggs benedict also seemed to be popular choices. ☕ Overall, it wasn't exactly quiet and had a bit of a buzz, but it wasn't uncomfortable despite the crowd. The staff were quick and friendly in their service. 📶 The Wi-Fi worked well, and there were a few spots with power outlets, so I noticed quite a few people working on their laptops. The prices were around 60k for bread and coffee, and 120k to 150k for a brunch plate. Considering Bali's cost of living, it's on the pricier side, but the beautiful space makes it worth it! 📍 Jl. Petitenget No.88X, Seminyak 🕖 Open daily from 7:00 AM to 10:00 PM

🌿 First Impressions & Atmosphere • The space is modern and open, with plenty of natural light, making the morning hours especially beautiful. The interior is spacious, and there’s also an outdoor terrace. • The interior design combines an industrial vibe with cozy touches of greenery, creating a warm and inviting atmosphere. 🥐 Bakery & Coffee • The cafe’s signature croissants come in a variety of options, including cronuts and almond croissants, which are absolutely delicious. • The croissant + coffee set (around 50k IDR) is considered great value, and the flat white and latte are well-balanced and highly praised. 🍳 Brunch Menu • The menu offers a wide range of brunch options, such as avocado toast, smoked ham Benedict, scrambled croissant, and baker’s breakfast. • Unique items like the ‘Matcha Lava Croissant’ stand out as popular and distinctive dessert choices. 💬 Service & Usability • The cafe has reliable Wi-Fi and seats with power outlets, making it a great spot for working on a laptop or chatting with friends. • The staff are friendly and provide bright, welcoming service, which has been well-received by visitors. 💸 Price Range & Value • Brunch costs around 150k IDR per person on average. Bread + coffee sets are priced at 50–60k IDR, offering good value for money. • While it’s mid-to-high range for Bali, the portion sizes, taste, and ambiance make it worth the price. ✅ Overall Summary Category Pros Cons Atmosphere Great natural lighting, garden/terrace for a relaxing and photogenic setting — Food/Bakery Wide variety of croissants and brunch dishes, all delicious Popular items may sell out early Coffee High-quality flat whites and other coffee options — Service Friendly staff, Wi-Fi and power outlets available Some tables may lack power outlets Value Brunch set averages 150k IDR — 📍 Key Information • Location: Jl. Petitenget No.88X, Kerobokan Kelod, Kuta Utara, Bali • Hours: Open daily from 07:00–22:00 💡 Recommended Highlights • Clean and stylish brunch spot with both indoor and outdoor seating options • Diverse bakery menu with unique desserts and coffee pairings • Equipped with Wi-Fi and power outlets, perfect for a relaxed brunch or work session

🌱 Recommended Ubud Sightseeing Spots ① Tegenungan Waterfall 🌀 A breathtakingly powerful waterfall that was bustling with visitors! There are plenty of photo spots, making it perfect for Instagram-worthy shots. ② ATV (Two-Seater Buggy) Experience 🏍️ Tried it on a friend's recommendation! It was way more fun than expected, but be prepared to get splattered with mud. Wear comfortable clothes that you don't mind getting dirty. Since it requires physical energy, it's best to try it in the morning. ③ Tegallalang Rice Terraces 🌾 A serene area with gentle breezes flowing through the terraced fields, allowing you to fully immerse yourself in Bali's natural beauty. You can also enjoy a swing experience here! ④ Bali's Famous "Kopi Luwak" ☕ World-renowned luxury coffee. I had the chance to taste it at a farm in Ubud. It has a unique flavor, but it's definitely worth trying for the experience. It was a day filled with the beauty of nature and exciting activities. 🍴 Bali Cuisine The Seminyak area where I stayed is a paradise for trendy cafes! Morning cafe-hopping became a daily routine ☺️ Recommended cafes: - Livingstone Seminyak - Watercress Cafe - BAKED. Seminyak Of course, Bali's local cuisine was also delicious! - Duck Leg (Duck dish) - Mie Goreng (Fried noodles) These are must-tries. For those who aren't fans of ethnic food, there are plenty of Italian restaurants and bagel specialty shops as well! 🚗 Bali Transportation Traveling is mostly by car. Since tourist spots are scattered around, it's reassuring to book a chartered car the day before. What surprised me was that many drivers could speak Japanese! It made sightseeing guidance smooth and convenient. Payments were accepted in cash (either Rupiah or Japanese Yen). 📍 Travel Tip: Plan your itinerary by grouping spots in the same area to maximize efficiency!

#HawaiiFlightEvent 📎 Pros/Cons - Pros: Fast wifi, clean and cool environment, basics are delicious - Cons: expensive, a little noisy at certain times - Fast wifi - Cool cafe with air conditioning While searching, I found the best place and that was Livingstone. (For reference, I had a motorcycle so accessibility and things like that weren't that important.) First of all, the store is huge. There are many places to park your motorcycle and everything is just big. There are seats both indoors and outdoors, and both are very spacious. First of all, the outdoors are very nature-friendly. You can feel the breeze while feeling nature itself. The wifi works well. Of course, I came inside because I was hot. The indoors are very comfortable with 6 air conditioners in total. The seats are also spacious and comfortable. It consists mostly of 2-person and 4-person tables. The latte, salad, and hamburger that I ordered came out~ The taste is just as you can imagine. (I hope you don't expect too much) In fact, I didn't go to this store to eat or drink any food or coffee, but rather to find a place to work, so I didn't expect much from the food or coffee. I think the taste was just right, so I wasn't too dissatisfied.

Livingstone Seminyak is my go-to brunch spot in Bali, and it never disappoints. The open, industrial-chic vibe is ideal for everything from meeting up with friends to solo coffee time. Their Matcha Lava Croissant is legendary – it’s flaky, with the perfect green tea filling, and totally Instagram-worthy. Their menu’s packed with great options, like Bali-inspired Eggs Benedict and fresh Açaí bowls that taste as good as they look. The coffee is top-notch too, brewed from locally sourced beans. Plus, the staff are super friendly and laid-back, adding to the whole chill vibe. If you’re in Seminyak, Livingstone is a must. 📍Address:Jl. Petitenget No.88X, Kerobokan Kelod, Kec. Kuta Utara, Kabupaten Badung, Bali 80361, Indonesia 💰Average Price per Person: 150k rupiah 💞Reasons to Recommend: meet with friends #LivingstoneSeminyak #deliciousfood #Placetomeet

I visited this place first upon recommendation. And then when I expericned all the best things that it offers. It quickly became one of my favourite spot for coffee and bite. I recommend this place to anyone who visits Seminyak or Kerobokan area. They offer so many delicious foods and drinks options from Croissants, Salad, Vegan foods, Meats, Juices, Smoothies, Pizza, Pasta, Desserts. They have something for everyone. It makes for an amazing place to hangout. No wonder why this place is always crowded. The staff too were so nice. #indonesiatrip #balicafe #cherryblossom2024 #coffeelovers #goodfoods

#summervacation #Balitravel #Seminyakcafe #Seminyakbrunch Livingstone tax prices are separate! There are many menus you can order, but if you want to eat brunch menu, You must visit between 7am-12pm. I liked the clean entrance of the store. The atmosphere is better outdoors, but the outdoors is a smoking area, so I had to sit inside, which was a shame. But the interior is quite comfortable and has comfortable sofa seats.ㅎㅎ There were lots of delicious-looking cakes. There are also a lot of bakery items, and they sell Americano and croissant sets as a morning set. We didn't order bakery items because we were going to have brunch, but it seems like it would be nice to visit for a light dessert.

#summervacation #Balitravel #Seminyakbrunch #Seminyakcafe ☕️ Must-visit Seminyak brunch restaurant when traveling to Bali 📍Livingstone 1. Avocado on toast This is the freshest avocado I've ever had. It's a mashed avocado on toast, but it was a little disappointing because there were no toppings, but it was so rich and moist on its own 2. full English bun breakfast It was nothing special because it was a pancake-like breakfast. 3. Asahi bowl I really wanted to try Asahi bowl when I went to Bali, so I finally tried it. It's filled with strawberries, bananas, dragon fruit, granola, and nuts. They also give you honey separately, so you can sprinkle it on and mix it together. You can mix it gently and eat it with fruit, but it's moist like yogurt, but not sweet, so it's the best combination when you eat it with fruitㅠㅠ

Though it’s famous for croissants, but found some interesting and never tried before, mango coconut cheese and cortado orange coffee also avocado smoothie. All are quite unique and worth trying if you are in the area. Plus is the comfy that all about the place. The atmosphere, the seatings arrangement are perfectly added in to make it looks and feels good. Another type of interesting bread is watermelon bread but not tried yet. It’s on no. 11 Petitenget Street, Seminyak. #seminyak #境外遊 #mytripvlog #tripblazers #awesomepic #cafe #celebratewithtrip #passionpassport #seminyakbali #livingstone