
The Bench, Uluwatu's only brewery-style beer hall, has become a popular destination in Bali's southern peninsula. Co-owned by Mitch Doumanis, the venue collaborates with Island Brewing to offer three exclusive craft beers: The Bench Easy Blonde, Be Hazy, and an India Pale Ale. Beyond beer, The Bench provides a comprehensive experience with a diverse food menu, including hot dogs, wood-fired chicken, Wagyu steaks, pasta, and ice cream sandwiches, aiming for elevated gastro-pub fare. The establishment also features a pool hall, sports bar with big screens, and hosts live music with local and Australian bands and DJs. It is also the annual after-party venue for the Rip Curl Cup, Bali's prestigious surfing event held at Padang Padang Beach. The Bench caters to a wide audience, including tourists, locals, families, and pet owners, offering various reasons to visit.
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