Seniman Coffee Studio, Ubud: Coffee Culture and Artisanal Brews

First of all, visiting Seniman Coffee is one of the best things to do in Bali. You’ll have a great time on your holiday here. Here are some interesting things to do in the coffee house:

Get Caffeinated

Coffee orders are served on wooden plates with upcycled glasses of water and banana leaf-wrapped coconut candies. However, there are also teas, chocolate drinks, and juices, most of which cost more than IDR 25,000.

Take a Sip and a Bite

If you're hungry, their baked goods are excellent - guests usually have one of their friands which costs around 28,000 rupiahs. The place serves both Indonesian and Western-style cuisines such as sate, soto ayam, and gado gado.

Try Cold Brew

Just pop over to their branch across the street to try the cold brew drink. Forewarning! These cold brews are so addictive! They work like a magical elixir and rejuvenate your heart and soul.

Gift some Coffee 

All of the beans used are single-origin and come from Indonesia, South and Central America, and Africa. On your way out, pick up a bag of indigenous products to take home as a souvenir or as a gift to your loved ones. You will find so many bean varieties like Aceh, Java, Flores, Papua, and Bali — it's essentially a tour of the archipelago.

Take up Coffee workshops

Seniman hosts workshops twice a day in its studio, including presentations, tastings, grilling, and blending demonstrations. Each workshop is designed to be hands-on and informative to enhance participants' knowledge and appreciation of coffee. Registration for each workshop must be done 48 hours in advance. The training and workshop include the following coffee lessons.

Seniman is open from from 8:00 a.m. to 10:00 p.m. You can visit the place any time of the day and have freshly brewed coffee and other delicacies. The place usually gets busier by noon, so you'll see crowds until 3 p.m. Prefer evenings to savor bakery items.

Address

Seniman Coffee Studio, Jalan Sriwedari,No. 5, Banjar Taman Kelod, Ubud, Kabupaten Gianyar, 

Bali 80561, Indonesia

Ubud Palace

The Ubud Royal Palace is primarily recognized among Balinese arts enthusiasts as one of the best places to see traditional dance performances. The theater is surrounded by beautiful angkul-angkul (traditional gate and guardian statues). It hosts performances by gamelan percussion orchestras every evening. Tickets for these shows are often available in the afternoon.

Pura Saraswati

Ubud is devoted to the Hindu Goddess Saraswati, the goddess of wisdom, literacy, and art. This temple is incredibly beautiful and artistic, and many tourists come to admire it as well as worship here. An attraction for tourists at Pura Taman Saraswati is a water park with a lotus pond in the middle. This temple is embellished with many excellent carvings and is one of the best places to visit in Ubud.

Ubud Monkey Forest

Encounter with long-tailed macaques in their natural habitat while relaxing in the verdant forests of Bali. Over 1,200 monkeys live in the Sacred Monkey Forest Sanctuary. You can see all of the ornate temples in the area as you walk beside them. While guides are constantly on the lookout, keep an eye on your possessions and avoid bringing both food and water bottles.

Seniman, which means "artist" in the local language, is a fantastic stopover where you can savor wonderful blends in cozy, aesthetic insides with in-house planned furnishings and 'up-cycled' food. There is also a large selection of beans and planner items offered at its next store. Seniman Coffee Studio, the brainchild of Rodney Glick and promotion master David Sullivan, teaches espresso lovers about the beverage and everything that goes into preparing a cup of it.