I had at least two meals a day while I stayed in the apartment above for a week. The food was amazing. The drinks were delicious. I got coffee every morning. The staff is so friendly. I think I tried quite a few things on their menu while I was there and I loved everything I ate. Such a Gem!!

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We stumbled across this place on our first day in Bali and decided to give it a shot when seeing the Czech flag. Im so glad we did, because the food there is so tasty, coffee is amazing, baristas are skilled - what else to wish for! We tried the fresh fish (both Mahi-mahi and tuna) and it was great and their smoothies are also worth trying out. I would definitely recommend this place!

Pretty little spot we stopped at to grab breakfast and coffee between snorkeling. We went simple and got bread and jam, latte and long black. The latte was a little weak in my opinion. However! I did not ask how many shots came in it and this is the first coffees we’ve had out at a cafe since being here (we usually make our own). So maybe that’s Bali standard. The atmosphere was beautiful and peaceful and the staff was very friendly and helpful.

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We tried a lot of restaurants in Amed and I have to say that People Point is one of the best. We have never skipped a morning flat white and delicious croissant. That being said the best part are dinners - especially fresh tuna and mahi-mahi. Staff is kind and always smiling which is typical for Bali. Prices are very pleasant. It is definitely a place worth visiting.

I don't really recommend this place. It's very overpriced, the chairs are not very comfy and the food was okay-pending to bad. I've had the halloumi wrap that came with very tiny fries... The raspberry pie was horrible, super dry... And the people point juice was okayish but very small... And I payed 217k which was the same price I've payed in Galanga, which is HIGH CUISINE. The prices seem cheap but they add 15% on the bill for taxes, this is A LOT. The food took AGES to come and the presentation is ugly and simple... it's "comfort" and fast food...Just go to Galanga, or other fusion restaurants around that are much more authentic.