Café Batavia

Highly recommended. Enjoyed my time here in Cafe Batavia - oldest cafe in Jakarta. It looks and feel like Eastern Europe cafe. Min spending of one main course and one drink for window seat, but we ordered more than that. Food is delicious too.

Visited Café Batavia in Kota Tua Jakarta — truly a legendary-level café. Most of the visitors were foreign travelers enjoying Indonesian delicacies, which really adds to the classic, historic vibe of the place. No need to even question the taste — it’s legit delicious. If you go, you definitely have to try their nasi goreng!

There were many tourists and foreigners, and the prices were a bit high. However, all the dishes were delicious, and I think it’s a great place for people visiting Indonesia for the first time. They offer both Indonesian food and Western dishes like pasta. The atmosphere inside the restaurant is also very stylish.

Cafe Batavia is a great spot with a very strategic location, right in the heart of Kota Tua. The atmosphere is warm and charming, with a classic colonial vibe that makes the place feel special and relaxing. The food is delicious and well-prepared, offering a good variety that suits both local and international tastes. Everything is enjoyable, whether you’re coming for a full meal or just a casual hangout.

We stopped by in the afternoon for some dessert, and it was wonderful! First of all, the ambiance was perfect. You can experience an old Indonesian vibe inside the restaurant. As for the food, I ordered the pandan latte, which was delicious! The bailey's cheesecake was also pretty good. The service was good too.

This was the last place we visited before leaving Jakarta, and it was a very nice treat. The cafe is 196 years old and an institution for Jakarta. Morabilia and pictures accross 3 centuries on the walls and everywhere you turn your eyes. The food and service ar excellent. A must visit.

Beautiful café with very good black coffee. Delicious cakes and pastries. I am grateful for finding a prayer room and ablution just behind the stage. What I really didn't like is that the pictures of naked men and women in the toilets.

Café Batavia is a must-visit when exploring Jakarta Old Town. Once colonised by the Dutch, Jakarta Old Town has preserved its charming 17th century architecture and Café Batavia carries that same timeless vibe. ❤️ We stepped into a beautifully decorated space with floor-to-ceiling windows that let in the perfect dose of natural sunlight. The menu is extensive and the food is so good. “This is the best Mie Goreng that I’ve tasted,” says me. The springy egg noodle is fried to perfection and not oily at all. I’m still thinking of the Mie Goreng now. 🥹 #tiramisoooo #tramisoooojiaks #jiakjiakjiak #cafebatavia #jakarta #indonesiafood #miegoreng #jakartaoldtown