Bulaccino Nadi Café: Nadi Plaza, Opening Hours and What to Expect

Bulaccino Nadi is open at Nadi Plaza in Martintar. For travellers, it works well as an early coffee, breakfast or daytime meal stop, with vegan, vegetarian and gluten-free choices as well as coconut, oat and soy milk for coffee. Some ingredients come from Bulaccino's own organic farm in Nadi, with home-grown produce used where possible. The café is currently open from 7:00 am to 6:00 pm every day. The organic farm tour is a separate experience, so it needs to be planned separately from a meal at Nadi Plaza.

Where is Bulaccino Nadi now?

Bulaccino Café Nadi Plaza is at Nadi Plaza in Martintar. Use that full name when searching on a map or telling a driver where you are going. If a saved pin points somewhere else in Nadi, check it before setting off so you do not end up following an outdated location.

Hours are currently 7:00 am to 6:00 pm every day, with the same schedule for public holidays. That makes Bulaccino much more useful for breakfast, coffee, lunch or an afternoon stop than for dinner. If you are making a special trip on a holiday or during severe weather, calling ahead is still sensible in case the day's hours change.

If Bulaccino is only one part of your day, the FijiEco Nadi guide can help you plan other stops around town without treating the café itself as a major sightseeing attraction.

If you are coming from the airport or heading there after your café stop, use our Nadi Airport transport guide to plan the transfer. Journey time depends on traffic and your exact route, so leave a sensible buffer if you are stopping for breakfast or coffee before a flight.

What can you eat and drink?

Expect more than a coffee-only counter. The daytime selection includes meals, snacks and tapas, alongside fresh fruit juices and smoothies. Coffee is one of Bulaccino's main focuses, with Café Planet coffee beans used at the café.

Coconut, oat and soy milk are available on request. That makes the café a practical option for a mixed group where some people want a standard coffee and others prefer a plant-based milk choice.

What does "organic" mean at Bulaccino?

Bulaccino is best understood as a café with a direct farm connection, rather than a place where travellers should assume every ingredient is organic. Its Nadi farm supplies organic produce to the café, and the wider farm operation also produces items including honey. Home-grown ingredients are used where possible.

The useful distinction for diners is simple: there is a real farm-to-café link, but "organic" should not be read as a guarantee that every ingredient in every dish is organic. If the sourcing of a particular meal is important to you, ask about that dish when ordering.

For a traveller, that makes the farm connection more meaningful than a broad label: you can have a normal café meal at Nadi Plaza, or plan a separate farm visit if you want to see more of where some of the ingredients come from.

Vegan, vegetarian and gluten-free options

Vegan, vegetarian and gluten-free options are available. Combined with coconut, oat and soy milk for coffee, this gives travellers with different food preferences useful flexibility when choosing a breakfast or daytime meal stop.

A menu label is not the same as an allergy guarantee. If you have coeliac disease, a serious food allergy or another condition that requires strict separation during preparation, confirm ingredients and cross-contact procedures with staff when ordering.

Bulaccino Organic Farm Tour: a separate experience

The organic farm tour is not part of a normal visit to the Nadi Plaza café. The farm is a separate site, developed from former sugarcane land into a multi-crop organic farm, so allow for a separate trip rather than expecting to walk from your table straight into a farm tour.

The farm experience can include an Organic Path with traditional crops, medicinal plants, fruit trees, a fish pond and an aviary. Seasonal activities may include harvesting produce, feeding sheep or ducks, or making traditional cassava cakes. What is available can vary, so do not build your plans around one particular activity without confirming it first.

Is Bulaccino worth adding to your Nadi plans?

Bulaccino makes the most sense when you already want coffee, breakfast or a daytime meal in Nadi and value a wider choice of dietary options. The farm connection gives it a more specific identity than a generic café, without needing to turn an ordinary meal stop into a full attraction.

If you are building a wider Nadi itinerary, keep fixed-time activities separate when planning your café stop. For an island day, our Mamanuca Islands catamaran guide can help with the next stage of your plans. For a local activity later in the day, see our guide to sunset paddleboarding at Wailoaloa Beach. These are separate FijiEco guides and are not activities provided by Bulaccino.

Frequently asked questions

Sources and verification

Café location, opening hours, contact details, dietary options, coffee information and farm-tour availability were checked against current official sources on 5 August 2026. Menu items, prices and temporary operating changes can change after publication.

• Bulaccino Café: Café and farm overview
• Bulaccino Café: Locations
• Bulaccino Café: Contact and opening hours
• Bulaccino Café: Food and dietary information
• Bulaccino Café: Coffee
• Tourism Fiji: Bulaccino Organic Farm Tour

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