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AL Cafe

A warmly lit cafe interior features a wooden ceiling, brick walls, and white tiled floor, with tables, stools, and a counter where a person stands.
Interior view of AL Cafe in Waikabubak, featuring two light wood tables with black stools against a dark wall adorned with white chalk art and orange wooden paneling.
Home Where to Eat Café AL Cafe
Expect to spend from $2 per person
Open
Closed

Best For

Coffee Lovers, Digital Nomads

Cuisine

Coffeehouse

Signature Item

Cappuccino

Remote Work Friendly. Convenient access to power outlets.

AL Cafe, situated next to Mustika Store, is a distinguished and unique coffee shop that operates daily from 4 PM to 1 AM. The cafe is renowned for its striking wall art, which features distinctive fonts and celebrates traditional Sumba houses and coffee culture. This artistic decor creates a visually captivating and culturally immersive atmosphere.

The cafe is celebrated for its exceptional espresso and cappuccino, which are highly regarded by coffee enthusiasts. In addition, AL Cafe offers a selection of Sumba original coffee, further enhancing its distinctive appeal. Despite its compact exterior, the interior is surprisingly spacious and comfortable, providing a welcoming environment for guests. The ample free parking adds to the convenience for visitors. AL Cafe has become a popular hangout for young people, offering a stylish and relaxed space to socialize and enjoy expertly crafted coffee, all within an ambiance that highlights its unique cultural heritage.

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