Where to eat & drink
I ate incredibly well in Uluwatu - whether for breakfast, lunch or dinner. My absolute favorite place was Loca Warung. I went there several times, both for dinner and for breakfast. I can highly recommend both, but it was the pancakes in the morning that stuck in my mind.
Another favorite place of mine is Kelly's Warung on Bingin Beach. I just loved the atmosphere there. Above all, I could have easily seen myself working remotely there. You can also work remotely at The Loft. But it's worth going there for the food, too. It was super tasty! And you can eat delicious food and sit in a nice atmosphere at The Cashew Tree. Here, too, you will meet some digital nomads who now live in Bali. However, our highlight there were the vegan cakes at the snack counter. We came back several times for that.
For breakfast, we went to Three Steps Coffee or Refresh Coffee Shop - both highly recommended. We also liked Scones Bali, Ulu Artisan and Mango Tree Café.
If you're looking for a cheap lunch, then Warung Sunny is the place for you. Nowhere else have we eaten as cheaply as there! If you want to enjoy a beautiful view over lunch, then the Salin Café on Uluwatu Beach is the place to go. Alternatively, you can also go to La Terrazza. For dinner, I can recommend Zicatela (Mexican) and Ulu Garden! However, we had the best dinner at Uru Ramen & Sushi!
For drinks, you have to go to Single Fin at least once - a surfer club on Uluwatu Beach. From there you have a great view of the sea (& the surfers) and you can take a dip in their pool. There's always a party here on Wednesday and Sunday evenings! If you're looking for cheap drinks, then I can recommend Tabu. There's actually a special there every day. Tuesdays are Taco Tuesday, for example: tacos and margaritas are half price! However, we often ended up at Hatch in the evening. There are different events here every evening. However, there's always a beer pong table in the gallery, which is where we spent most of our time. If you fancy a dayclub, then head to either the Oneeighty Dayclub or Sundays Beach Club! But for the real party, you should go to Savaya. The world's most famous DJs have performed there already.