Bali places I loved: Potato Head

I realise I’m seriously behind the eight ball with this one, but Potato Head is the biz.

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We got there early, about 11am, in order to secure a sun bed. There is some kind of minimum spend in order to use the sun beds but we far surpassed whatever that amount was.

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Starving hungry we ordered fries and settled in for the day.

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Hunger somewhat sated we set about working our way through the extensive cocktail list.

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I started with an Atomic Punch while the girls went for Pina Coladas served in coconuts.

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Tangy!

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Next I went for some kind of raspberry/strawberry concoction that wasn’t particularly mind blowing.

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It was then time for lunch so we ordered Wagyu beef burgers all round, with mushrooms and gorgonzola added on.

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Ain’t nothing like smashing a burger in a bikini.

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I thought it was entirely necessary that someone order a drink in one of the classy wooden Tiki cups, so I took one for the team and ordered a Zombie.

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You really can taste three kinds of rum!

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After that we spent a long time in the pool in an attempt to work off some of our food and drinks, but it didn’t really work. I think you’re meant to move around more. I got seriously wrinkly.

After extensive research, I believed we found the best cocktail on the menu:

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I totally forgot what it was called but God bless the internet and google, it was called ‘Bells & Whistles’. It’s made up of ‘crushed, zesty miniature mandarins and lively citrus and mandarin vodka, churned with rich palm sugar plus explosive passionfruit and lemon juices and a gorgeous orange liqueur’. I have no idea if that ridiculous description is from the menu or some random blogger. But man it was good.

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The sun got low in the sky, our hands were pruned and it had been at least 5 hours so we headed off home to prep for a big night out. The best day.

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9 Responses to Bali places I loved: Potato Head

  1. juliecrombe says:

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  2. muacarmen says:

    Fantastic travel!

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  3. Amazing! I head to Bali end of April and can’t wait to work my way through this cocktail list – I’ll definitely try Bells & Whistles!

  4. Tee says:

    Hi , the price list for the beverages in the 4th picture is it in USD ?!

    • Bec says:

      No! It’s in Balinese rupiah. Rupiah comes in large denominations, so they are shortened on the menu. If it says ‘140’ it’s ‘140,000 rupiah’ which is about $10 in USD. Hope that helps!

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