With a philosophy of “Good Times, Do Good”, Bali‘s Desa Potato Head is a beachfront mecca for all those who value authenticity in the worlds of music, art, design, food and wellness. Included in the World’s 50 Best Hotels awards of 2023, the iconic venue has expanded throughout the years with an eclectic mix of culinary offerings that stand as a testament to Potato Head’s commitment to excellence, creativity, and an unparalleled dining experience. A destination for food and drinks culture, it has recently broadened with the addition of Dome.
A seriously stylish casual restaurant and dynamic natural wine bar, Dome offers a rotating menu of small plates and funky ferments. Inspired by the Dome Home of renowned architect and godfather of the green movement, Buckminster Fuller, this is a place to meet and mingle with like-minded people over a food and drink offering more familiar to hip city neighbourhoods than beach resorts.
With a commitment to natural wine, the carefully curated wine menu showcases tempting natural wines and regional variants, catering to both seasoned wine enthusiasts and newcomers alike. With minimal interference and no additives or removal of elements, there’s a reliance upon naturally occurring ingredients, aligning with the specific region and year. The winemakers involved collaborate with smaller-scale farms to source grapes, those who often following organic or biodynamic practices, and the overall process includes using living organisms instead of pesticides, resulting in wines with unique colours, tastes, and appearances.
As with the wine offering, the food menu features only the best locally sourced produce, showcasing easygoing flavours and delicately spiced accents with an emphasis on low intervention that ensures that the ingredients are the star of the show.
A social space where food, wine, music and the arts collide, Dome at Desa Potato Head brings together all that this Bali resort has become world-renowned for. Decadently designed and expertly delivered, Dome is an inspired proposition for those visiting this jaw-dropping part of the world.
Dome Potato Head Photography, courtesy Desa Potato Head.
