Gabet’s Pub: The First and Only Irish Pub in Nusa Lembongan
Gabet’s Pub: The First and Only Irish Pub in Nusa Lembongan
Beer, Views, and Fun All in One Place
If you’re looking for a spot that blends classic Irish pub character with the easy rhythm of island life, Gabet’s Pub is where it all comes together. Sitting just before the iconic Yellow Bridge, it’s the first and only Irish pub in Nusa Lembongan—offering hearty food, cold pints, creative cocktails, and that unmistakable warm, communal spirit pubs are known for.
One of the biggest draws is the scenic view and island atmosphere. The semi–open layout looks out toward the seaweed farms and across to Nusa Ceningan, so there’s always something to catch your eye—whether it’s local farmers at work, fishing boats drifting by, or the Yellow Bridge glowing at sundown. It captures the easygoing warmth you’d expect in a local, while giving you a backdrop you simply won’t find anywhere else.
And of course, what’s a pub without a drink in hand? At Gabet’s, the drinks list is a centrepiece. Guinness is on tap from the Ireland, while Bali craft beers bring a local twist. The cocktail menu strikes a nice balance between classics and inventive house creations, keeping the choices broad and interesting. Even if you’re not drinking alcohol, the mocktails and soft options mean you can still enjoy the full pub experience.
The food punches well above expectations, staying true to pub tradition with hearty, satisfying dishes. We tried the Irish stew, pork ribs, and tender beef cheek—all generous in portion, beautifully plated, and rich in flavour. The menu mixes pub staples with international favourites, making it easy for groups to find something for everyone. Desserts are often overlooked on the island, but at Gabet’s they’re a highlight—well worth saving room for if you’ve got a sweet tooth.
What really sets this place apart are the unique extras. Gabet’s is one of the few venues in Lembongan where you can enjoy shisha, and it’s also one of the rare spots hosting live music every Friday, Saturday, and Sunday night. Sports screenings keep travellers connected to the games they don’t want to miss. And just downstairs, you can find their Game zone with pool and ping pong, plus “Cat Island” adds a playful twist, where you can spend time with a lively crew of cats—unexpected and fun.
What makes Gabet’s special, though, is that it’s not just for pub-goers. Even if you don’t usually step into pubs, the mix of views, food, drinks, and entertainment makes it worth the visit. Whether you come for a cold pint, a hearty meal, or just to watch the Yellow Bridge glow at sunset, Gabet’s Pub proves that Irish hospitality feels right at home on Nusa Lembongan.
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