Eat

Salt and Malt

fish and chips

British-style fish and chips made by the wife of a Londoner. Optional mushy peas.

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McDonald's
Sanur has a long running McD's that can be a useful landmark due to its main road junction location.
Buy
Grand Lucky Supermarket
Big supermarket on the bypass.
See
Le Mayeur Museum
This is the former home of Belgian impressionist painter Adrian Jean Le Mayeur, and is now a museum dedicated to his works. Le Mayeur arrived in Bali in 1932 and soon immersed himself in the culture of the island, and married a noted Balinese Legong dancer. Much of the house stands just as it did when he died in 1958, and apart from viewing his works, visitors will gain an insight into what it must have been like to be one of Bali's very first expats. The whole place is in need of some maintenance, but this remains one of Bali's hidden treasures. Has a small but beautiful garden. Not suitable for wheelchairs; includes high steps.
Sat–Thu 08:00–16:30, Fri 08:00–14:30Foreigners adult/children Rp 100,000/50,000, domestic Rp 30,000/20,000, students domestic or Bali Rp 5,000–20,000, customary or pre-wedding photo Rp 1,000,000–2,000,000
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Smorgås Café
Perhaps the best coffee shop in Sanur. Homemade sandwiches, pastry and quiche. Owned by Swedes and they make their own gravlax.