Earth Cafe and Market - Jalan Guatama Selatan

Really love this place. Definitely one of my favourite places to eat in Bali so far. Huge range, real effort has been made to produce healthy and super tasty food. So much choice and all vegan. 😀 Staff are really lovely and the atmosphere is good. A happy place to eat.

After being rather disappointed by the food and the staff two years ago, we gave it another shot this year. We ate at Earth Cafe two times and were again very disappointed by the food, the portion sizes as well as the staff. We found that the portions are very small, not very tasty but very pricy. Given the many great vegan restaurants in Ubud, we will definitely not visit the Earth Cafe again. However, the Earth Market on the ground floor has a great selection of health foods. It is also not cheap, but the products are of high quality.

Another fantastic vegan place in Ubud. The menu is extensive which made choosing what to have quite difficult. The food is fresh and healthy. Everything we ate here was superb. The staff were so friendly and every time we went we stayed for a few hours lazily eating and drinking. This is a must visit place in Ubud if you are vegan.

The extensive menu made myself and my friends so excited to eat here but sadly the food was a real let down. Maybe they were having an off day, maybe they've just got too much on the menu and can't focus on making dishes taste great. Real shame.

Finally Earth Cafe made this last step and went vegan. After organizing for the second time the annual Bali Vegan Festival it was high time to scrap honey, bee pollen and goat cheese from their menu.
Now they are completely vegan and they still have a huge range of dishes whenever you come in. In Earth Cafe your biggest problem will be that you don't know what to choose. Lot of breakfast, lunch, dinner and snack options and a raw menu is also available. Tonics, smoothies, coffee, tea. Big array of raw and baked desserts, cookies and ice cream. Here you'll find everything you want.
If you go to watch a film in Paradiso (the cinema and event place next by) for the full price of your ticket you can order food to eat during the movie.
Our favorite is the planet platter, the Mediterranean platter and the Dragon bargain with pumpkin soup.

They recently scrapped the honey and little bit of dairy to become totally vegan! An extensive menu of flavors. Great food, friendly staff and an awesome laid back atmosphere. I don't know how I'm ever going to see Bali with all these laid back cafes to chill in...

resonably priced (more expensive than your standard warung or indo place) but worth it for a bit of pizaz,

This is one of my favorite spot ever, so many delicious and tasty options, the restaurant is now 100% vegan, the shop has many great products and is mostly vegan apart from a few honey products. The makis are awesome, and the burrito, falafel, dragon bowl, were some of my favorite too. Staff was always friendly, the vibe is great.

My husband got luck with his sandwiches but my mum and I had really poor meals (yes, we visited the place 3 times as it was the nearest restaurant that was open). Its Asian dishes such as tofu, tempe, papaya salad, mushroom soup truly suck.

We came here for a late breakfast and tried buckwheat pancakes and acai bowl. Both were healthy but those pancakes were better. Quite pricey and the acai had weird consistency and also it took too long to get them. Place was nice and staff was friendly.

We visited Earth Café and Market on our first day in Ubud, and had already eaten at Zula in Sanur, and my first impression was that Earth Café was pretty much the same, with the same menu as Zula, only the shop had more selection, and there was also Paradiso and a clothing store. The staff weren't that helpful and we didn't end up eating there. I was feeling a bit disgruntled which is why maybe I wasn't feeling the good vibes at the café. At Paradiso, the cinema, there were no movies being screened that interested me , but for $5 you can watch a movie and included in that is also food from Earth Café, which is a pretty good deal!

I absolutely love this place!! The options are endless and you WILL come back for more!
It's a little pricey compared to the other local food, but it is worth it.

Super endroit, où nous sommes retournés à chaque fois que nous sommes allés à Ubud, c'est à dire souvent!

Les jus sont à tomber, les plats sont délicieux, les desserts sont succulents!

Un repaire pour veggies en vacances!

We enjoyed our visit here and would like to have been able to come a few more times to try different dishes. We had the Dragon Bowl which was expensive and just big amounts of plain raw salad ingredients with a small amount of dressing on the side. We enjoyed that it was fresh but a bit uninspiring. The staff were friendly and we loved the upstairs location with the breeze and trees.
Would make different food choices next time for something with more oomph.

I came here specifically for lip balm because I lost mine. They had two brands only—Madre Bees and a local one. I bought the latter and definitely would not recommend it. The ingredients are good, but I suspect the high ratio of coconut oil renders it very melty and awkward to use in the heat of Indonesia. Also picked up a bottle of bug spray, which seemed to work a lot better.

I did check out the restaurant menu too but found it pricey and not very exciting. There're many other cheaper and better options in Ubud.

I have tried at least 5 dishes in my time visiting Bali
All leaving me feeling full and satisfied .

I remember having the zatarr avocado , rice dish , tofu sandwich.

They were all so yummy.

THEIR BALLS AND CAKES ARE ALSO ABSOLUTE DIVINE.

They have a section where they sell superfood , health products, vegan products.

really love this place

Had afternoon tea here consisting of an Ice Coffee with soy milk and the Tofu Lemon Cheesecake. Both were beautiful. The cheesecake was more like lemon whipped cream in consistency but I am not complaining about that at all. The coffee was also wonderful though could have been stronger, but I love strong coffee so maybe that is just me. Can be a little expensive but I truly think it is worth it here

As previous reviews have stated this isn't the cheapest place to eat in Ubud, however the food is amazing. It's really fresh and the portions are generous. The staff are friendly and know the difference between vegan and vegetarian - which isn't always the case in Indonesia. There are a good selection of vegan deserts and the menu has a great selection of vegan and vegetarian food. If you're a vegetarian or vegan and you're visiting Ubud eating here is a must.