By day, it has a laid-back beach bar vibe. As sunset nears, it transforms into a bustling, high-energy social hub. After dark, the open-air pavilion, lit with string lights, becomes a lively party spot known for its chaotic and crowded atmosphere.

The crowd is a diverse mix of surfers, backpackers, digital nomads, and young travelers, primarily in their 20s and 30s. It's an ideal venue for groups and solo visitors looking to socialize and meet new people.

The bar serves refreshing beachside drinks like the Bali Sunset cocktail, classic mojitos, margaritas, and cold Bintang beer. Reviews mention "bar food" such as pizza and burgers, though feedback on food quality is inconsistent.

There is no entrance fee or minimum spend. Cocktails typically range from IDR 80,000 to 150,000, which is considered reasonable for a prime beachfront location. However, some guests have complained that the drinks are overpriced and weak.

Yes, there is a daily happy hour from 5 PM to 6 PM, offering 2-for-1 deals on beers, cocktails, and select spirits. This is a very popular time that draws large crowds for sunset.

The bar features a regular calendar of events with live DJs and bands playing reggae, rock, and dance music. Its Wednesday Beer Pong night is consistently praised by visitors as a highly organized and "electric" event.

Old Man's is open daily from 8:00 AM to 1:00 AM. On weekends, it may stay open until 2:00 AM.

Service is generally fast to handle large crowds, but reviews on staff are mixed. While some reports praise staff for their integrity in returning lost valuables, there are frequent complaints about rude, unprofessional, and inattentive bartenders and aggressive security staff.

Yes, the bar has a "love it or hate it" reputation. Common complaints include overly loud and repetitive music from the 2000-2010 era, aggressive bouncers, and an inconvenient system where you must queue and pay at two separate counters for food and drinks.

Yes, critical feedback has highlighted major safety lapses. One visitor reported seeing a patron drugged and assaulted with no staff intervention, while another suspected their group's drinks were spiked, warning other young women to be cautious.

The easiest way to arrive is via ride-hailing apps like Grab or Gojek. Free parking is available for scooters, but car parking is limited, paid, and can be confusing.

Absolutely. To contrast the high-octane energy of Old Man's, you can retreat to Amazona Jungle Resort, located a short drive away in Kaba-Kaba. It’s a tranquil sanctuary perfect for recharging after a lively night out.

Staying at the resort allows you to enjoy both Canggu's vibrant nightlife and a luxurious, restorative escape. After a night at the bar, you can unwind in the resort’s wellness sanctuary with its saunas, steam room, and ice bath, relax by the two-level infinity pool with jungle views, or enjoy a film at the open-air cinema.