Seta Coffee Ubud

After a successful outset in Sanur, Seta Coffee makes its way to the highlands of Ubud. It trades the original’s coffee studio concept for a hybrid with books, unveiling itself as Seta Coffee Ubud. Still, it doesn’t abandon the micro-roastery and café roots that Indonesian architect Jafni Zul Fahmi and Australian coffee maestro Aidan Broderick built. The interiors also respond to Ubud’s more natural terrain, swapping out industrial bricks and tiles for woven rattan and tapestry accents. Though the menu is significantly more compact, this sophomore offshoot offers patrons the chance to unwind with a collection of rare books to go with their coffees and light bites.