Anambas Islands, Indonesia
Dining guide
Bawah Reserve Dining Guide
Two restaurants and two bars. Tree Tops is refined continental and Indonesian in the forest canopy — breakfast is here unless you take it on the verandah. The Boat House is sand-floor seafood with ocean tables; BBQ nights Monday and Friday on the FAQ. Grouper is the all-day pool bar. Jules Verne is the summit hideaway, by request. Meals and soft drinks are in the stay. Alcohol is extra. Reserve Tree Tops or a Boat House BBQ when you book the tented suite. Private beach picnics and island dinners are extra experiences.
Before you book dinner
- Treetops Restaurant serves breakfast from 7:00am to 10:30am, lunch from 12:00pm to 3:00pm, and dinner from 6:30pm to 10:30pm.
- The Boat House operates daily from 11:30am to 10:00pm.
- The Jules Verne Bar serves cocktails from 4:00pm to midnight.
Treetops Restaurant at Bawah
Modern Asian fine dining & sustainable estate harvests
Serving dishes crafted with organic produce from the island farm, fresh ocean seafood, and regional Indonesian recipes daily from 7:00am to 10:30pm.
Full guide →The Boat House & Beach Grill
Fresh Mediterranean seafood, wood-fired pizzas & tapas
Serving fresh grilled ocean catches, light salads, wood-fired flatbreads, and chilled cocktails from 11:30am to 10:00pm daily.
Full guide →Jules Verne Bar
Artisanal tropical cocktails, craft infusions & sunset snacks
Serving bespoke botanical cocktails, infused rums, and sunset canapés from 4:00pm until midnight daily.
Full guide →Bawah Reserve dining FAQ
- What dining venues are on Bawah Reserve?
- Venues include Treetops Restaurant, The Boat House & Beach Grill, and the Jules Verne Bar.
- Are meals included in the stay?
- Yes, all three daily gourmet meals, afternoon teas, and non-alcoholic beverages are included.
- What are the dining hours for Treetops?
- Treetops Restaurant is open daily for breakfast (7-10:30am), lunch (12-3pm), and dinner (6:30-10:30pm).
- Can private island picnics be arranged?
- Yes, private boat picnics can be set up on uninhabited sister islands within the archipelago.
Reviewed by Hotel Flock · Last updated September 2026