Kid-Friendly Restaurants in Bali 2026: 20 Family Cafes with Playgrounds

Dolan is a restaurant set in a large outdoor garden playground near Batu Bolong: swings, slides, climbing towers, rope structures, a seesaw, a treehouse, a small play kitchen and a koi pond, all in view of the tables.

It serves pasta and Indonesian favourites from breakfast until late.

Milk & Madu Berawa is the Berawa Beach Road branch of the Bali café group known for all-day brunch and family dining since 2014. Beside the tables is a raised wooden playground with a yellow slide, a cargo net and soft mats, and the group runs an arts, crafts and face-painting team for kids.

From 4 PM daily, kids can join the DIY pizza-making workshop, which lines up with 2-for-1 pizzas on Tuesdays and Sundays. There is a kids menu, and the Brekky Set (breakfast, coffee and juice) costs IDR 110,000. Groups of up to 20 can book by WhatsApp.

Made's Warung Berawa is the Canggu branch of the Balinese restaurant family that began as a roadside warung in Kuta in 1969. Its large outdoor garden has a kids playground with swings and a mini soccer field, and the team hosts kids birthday parties and seasonal events such as an Easter egg hunt.

Adults can order nasi campur, babi guling or oxtail soup, while the kids menu covers mini fried rice, chicken nuggets with fries and pasta. The playground and mini soccer are free with a minimum spend of IDR 150,000. Check the daily event schedule for Balinese dance performances.

Tiny is a healthy family café in Tibubeneng built around an indoor, Montessori-style play space for babies and toddlers: soft play, sensory toys and pretend play, with no screens.

Nanny support is available, and it runs cooking-and-craft classes and birthday parties.

Parklife is a family hub that opened in 2019: a restaurant serving international and Indonesian dishes, with space for parents to work while the children play, an indoor play area with slides and ball pits, and an outdoor playground in a green park, with regular themed events for kids.

Entry is IDR 175,000 per child with unlimited time (adults and babies under 12 months are free); Bali KTP and KITAS holders pay IDR 125,000 on weekdays, and a monthly pass costs IDR 1.5 million. Weekday mornings have small-group Messy Play (6–18 months) and Movement (18–36 months) sessions, and supervised drop-off care for over-3s runs Monday to Friday, 9 AM to 5 PM, from IDR 195,000 for two hours.

Mai Main is a big indoor and outdoor play park with a family restaurant: indoor and sand playgrounds with obstacle courses, slides and climbing walls, a flying fox, an indoor pool, a lagoon-style pool and a mini farm with animal feeding.

The Discovery Pass (one child and one adult, all day) costs IDR 295,000; extra adults pay IDR 180,000 including a food and drink voucher, and a five-person Family Fun Pass is IDR 720,000. Indoor play pauses daily from 12 PM to 12:30 PM for cleaning, and there are a kids' barber, day care and a spa on site.

Village Cafe in Tumbak Bayuh, Pererenan, is a family-run café its owners started as the place they wanted for their own children. The garden has a wooden playhouse with a slide and a chalkboard, kids play barefoot between the tables, and the café keeps tech-free corners and is pet-free and non-smoking.

Kids plates run from Eggy Soldiers at IDR 35,000 to The Set Plate (pasta or a finger sandwich with veggie sticks, fruit and juice) at IDR 85,000. On Mondays and Wednesdays, the Waldorf-inspired Village Playgroup runs for ages 6 months to 4 years. It closes at 5 PM.

Ohana's Kids Paradise is one of the best family set-ups in Bali: a supervised outdoor playground with a climbing frame, trampoline, big sandpits, a race track and a toddler area, plus an air-conditioned indoor playroom for rainy days and children's film screenings on floor cushions every evening.

The restaurant serves international food all day.

Tarabelle on the main Uluwatu road has a real kids club: a colourful indoor play room and an open-air playground at the front, with scheduled sessions such as eco craft at 10 AM (Monday to Saturday) and outdoor fun at 4 PM, plus baby sensory classes and little-chef workshops.

The playground is free for dine-in guests.

The Cashew Tree near Bingin Beach has a treehouse-style wooden playground with climbing walls, rope swings, ladders and a small slide under shady trees, and a Kids Happy Meal on the menu.

Thursday nights bring live music.

Kelapa Muda in Peliatan is a family day club with free entry and free pool access, a lawn and a playground with a slide, overlooking rice fields. The menu has pizza, pasta and Indonesian dishes, and parents can relax on the daybeds.

It hosts weekend foam parties; check its Instagram for dates.

Livingstone Holyground on Andong Road in Peliatan, north-east of central Ubud, is a large bakery café with an outdoor play area at the back (swings, slides and climbing frames) and kid-friendly dishes such as spaghetti bolognese and fish and chips.

Bali Family Hangout in Singakerta, south-west of central Ubud, is a purpose-built family playground with its own restaurant, Cheeky Monkey Cafe. It has a covered playground with climbing nets, water slides, a splash pad, a trampoline, a sandbox, a bike path, a toddler room and The Jungle Hub kids club, with views over the rice fields.

Entry is IDR 150,000 per child aged 1–12, adults and babies go free, with no time limit. The kids menu runs from Nasi Goreng Go Go at IDR 45,000 to the Crabby Burger at IDR 75,000, plus baby food. Book ahead for Jungle Hub sessions.

Shotgun Social is a beer-garden-style venue near Sindhu Beach with a large lawn and a jungle-style playground in view of the tables, and kids' activities on Sundays.

Wood-fired pizzas, burgers and sharing platters make it easy to feed a group.

KidzCafe Sanur is a family restaurant on Kutat Lestari Road that its founders, parents themselves, built around young children: a shaded garden playground with slides, swings, a climbing wall and playhouses, German Bobby Cars to ride, plenty of toys and free weekday afternoon activities such as Balinese dance, crafts and Indonesian lessons.

A children's day pass is IDR 70,000 with IDR 25,000 of food credit, and adults spend at least IDR 100,000. The menu runs from nasi goreng to pizza, with a large KidzMenu and no-added-salt toddler food. Outside the KidzClub, children must stay with an adult.

COSTA is a beach restaurant directly on Cemara Beach, in a quieter part of Sanur near the Hyatt, where chef Alexey Solodovnikov mixes Italian, seafood and Asian flavours. Children have their own shaded play area with trampolines, climbing nets and a ball pit, plus a PlayStation and ice cream.

The kids' menu has cheesy pasta, Margherita pizza and chicken popcorn at IDR 70,000–85,000, while adults share long-fermented pizzas from IDR 135,000 or the Costa Ocean Grill for two at IDR 850,000. When booking, ask for a table facing the children's area.

Byrd House is a beach club at Segara Village with a shallow, shaded kids' pool next to the main pool, a seaside play area with a treehouse, climbing equipment and rope bridges, and arts and crafts.

Milk & Madu Seminyak is the Seminyak branch of one of Bali's most dependable family restaurants, with wood-fired pizzas, burgers, brunch and a Happy Kids Meal for under-12s. The Seminyak venue is fully air-conditioned with an indoor kids' corner for games and crafts, and DIY pizza workshops for kids run from 4 PM daily.

For an outdoor playground, go to the Berawa branch (playground beside the tables) or Beach Road in Canggu (lawn playground with slides and a treehouse). There are also branches in Ubud and Uluwatu.

The Coffee Club Legian is the Double Six Beach outlet of the Australian café chain founded in Brisbane in 1989, run by Anantara Vacation Club. Its Turtle Kids' Club is an indoor playroom with slides, a tube slide, a climbing wall and a ball pit, and children can use it free while the family eats.

Kids' meals cost IDR 50,000–100,000, from a rainbow pancake and kids' fried rice to chicken nuggets and chips, and parents order all-day breakfasts, flat grills and Indonesian dishes. It opens at 6 AM, which suits early risers.

Mookiland is a 5,000 sqm family play park on Kedampang Road in Kerobokan, about two minutes from Seminyak, founded by Jean-Baptiste Demais. Built for ages 2 to 12, it has French-made inflatables, a Ninja Warrior course, a water play area and a 500 sqm semi-covered playground, with a café overlooking the rice fields.

A day pass is IDR 210,000 per child and IDR 60,000 per adult, with no time limit; under-2s are free. Kids' meals such as a cheeseburger or mac and cheese cost IDR 55,000. Bring socks for the inflatables.