Pony Opens in Berawa as Wood-Fired Restaurant and Cocktail Bar
Pony has opened on Jalan Raya Semat in Berawa as a wood-fired restaurant and cocktail bar, with daily service from 6 p.m. until late, according to the venue and local coverage.
By Pandi Muktar
Editor: Mursyid Sonsang
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Berawa — Pony has opened on Jalan Raya Semat in Tibubeneng, Berawa, as a wood-fired restaurant and cocktail bar that serves from 6 p.m. until late, according to the venue’s official website and a local lifestyle listing.
The venue describes itself as a “wood-fired restaurant & cocktail bar” in Berawa and lists daily evening service, while the local listing places Pony in Tibubeneng, Berawa and gives the same 6 p.m.-to-late schedule. The published details do not state the opening date, operator or seating capacity.
Fire-led dining and late-night drinks
Pony says its kitchen is built around wood fire, with dishes shaped by European and Japanese influences and a menu that includes grilled meat, seafood and handmade pasta. The venue also says its bar program is designed to carry the night from approachable cocktails to stronger drinks later in the evening.
The restaurant presents itself as more than a dinner spot, combining a dining room, cocktail bar and lounge in one setting. Its website says the atmosphere is intended to evolve throughout the night.
What is publicly listed
- Location: Jl. Raya Semat, Berawa, Bali 80361
- Hours: Every day, 6 p.m. until late
- Type: Wood-fired restaurant and cocktail bar
Pony’s website also publishes a booking phone number and social media handle, but the available material does not provide independently verified details on licensing conditions or any formal opening announcement.
Local food and travel coverage describes Pony as a new Berawa addition with a late-night dining concept, reinforcing its position in an area where hospitality openings continue to cluster around Jalan Raya Semat. The venue’s own materials say the concept is meant for long evenings of food and drinks rather than a quick meal.
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