Raymond Café
Raymond Cafe & Restaurant
The oldest backpacker café in town, with plenty of vegetarian options. The owner cooks Indonesian home-style food and can arrange trips.
Known as Berastagi's oldest café, it is located at Jalan Jamin Ginting 12C and is now run by Juli, a former employee who took over the business. The menu offers both Indonesian dishes and Western breakfasts, and it is especially known for its vegetarian and vegan options. Popular choices include vegetable soto soup, fried tempeh, and vegan gado-gado. The owner cooks in front of guests, and portions are generous. The English menu is available, and the owner speaks good English. The café can also rent motorbikes and arrange transfers to Lake Toba, which suits backpackers before or after climbing Mount Sibayak. Prices are slightly higher than at a typical local eatery.
Opening hours
From breakfast to dinner; hours may vary, so check with the café
Nearby sights
- St. Francis of Assisi Inculturative Church
- Berastagi Fruit Market
- Bukit Gundaling
- Peceren Cultural Village
- Mikie Holiday Funland
- Taman Alam Lumbini
- Lau Sidebuk-Debuk Hot Springs
- Mount Sibayak