This place was convenient because it was open often. The fried noodle with shrimpfs were fine. They had no meat and I asked for an hamburger. So, the cheese was not melted and the taste of the burger was strange (could not say what kind of meat was in it). To that cats are ok, but not when one is eating and one has to keep them away from the table.

We stayed in a room looking out over the beautiful valley. Was spectacular. The road coming up the hill from the north is very bad on a scooter so be prepared. That first night we were very happy with room and ordered food at the attached restaurant. The reviews are glowing. Our gado gados were just the worst thing I've eaten. I had to return mine. The explanation was that the owner's wife was out buying groceries so his uncle prepared the meal which was not to the usual standard. I'll give them the benefit of the doubt considering all the positive reviews and how motivated they were to make sure we were happy. Loved the room view.

Great place and great food. Very close to the waterfall so it’s a perfect sport for stop over after seeing the waterfall . Chicken curry was our favourite !! They also organise transport if you need. 100% recommend

We came to Warung by accident. On the way to the waterfall, we parked our scooter there. We got caught in a downpour and waited for almost 3 hours in Warung. We ate the best shrimp noodle in the world here. The owner kept coming to us and telling us various interesting stories about Bali. Later, he brought us a free tasting board with various teas/coffees from their plantation. We also ate delicious handmade vanilla ice cream there! In the end, we bought almost 1.5 kg of coffee from the owners (1 kg kopi luwak) and left very happy. We wanted to go back there, but it was very far away because we were in a different part of the island. We recommend visiting this authentic place with all our hearts!

We had lunch at the Spice Warung and Restaurant. The Gado-Gado and Urab were both delicious and the views from the restaurant are great. But the absolute highlight is the owner. She explained us a lot about the spices and other products they grow in their garden and about Balinese culture. We had also a tasting of different naturally flavored coffees and teas she makes herself. Honestly, all very good! We definitely recommend to stop by at her place when visiting Sekumpul waterfalls.