The area is a kaleidoscope of colours, smells, and sounds. An excellent place to have a Khmer meal say at the Psar Char end. Beware of the following sunglasses scam in souvenir/gift shops which abound the area: 1. a pair of damaged specs is carefully placed on the rotating spectacle display stand by the proprietor so that it would fall out at the slightest movement of the stand; 2. the unsuspecting tourist arrives checks out the selection of specs and invariably turns the rotating spectacle display stand to look at the specs; 3. the damaged pair of spectacles then tumbles to the floor; 4. the salesgirl (standing nearby & waiting for the specs to fall out) immediately picks up and examines (pretends to examine) the fallen specs and points out to you the damage (in my case it was a slightly cracked lens) and then demands that it be bought. 4. Do not enter into a debate just say a firm "NO" and walk off pronto or the salesgirl will create a scene by yelling, etc. and you will be surrounded by unruly characters!

Only 3.5 miles from the temple ruins. The French-colonial and Chinese-style architecture in the old french Quarter and around the Old Market, Pub Street has a little bit of everything including souvenir shops, street food vendors, nightclubs, restaurants and more, including fish 🐠 who will give you a foot 🦶 peel! “Happy Houred” at the local Raffles’ Elephant Bar, and that Hot Gold Chili 🌶️ Reposado tequila was 🔥 . Crocodile 🐊 Pizza 🍕 anyone? We enjoyed this magical town so much that we hope to return for at least a week’s stay in the future.

If you are in search of night life like Pattaya walking street or Phuket Bangla Road, this is the place you should be. Filled with bars, dance floors, local and international cuisine. This keep siem reap alive at night till around 3 am.

Highly recommended to history buffs, photography enthusiasts, or generally to someone who likes understand lives in ancient days. The tour guide Pip is highly recommended. He reads the group very well and plans the day accordingly. Keep us entertained and takes genuine personal care

Pub street in Siem Reap is mainly where the bars, restaurants, and a few markets are located. My wife and I visited this area everyday during our 4 days mainly for shopping souvenirs, lunch, dinner, and drinks. The area is very lively at night with many tourists, it is pretty cheap to eat and drink in this area, I suspect we did not spend more than $25USD for dinner and drinks daily. As we did not have lots of time in Siem Reap we enjoyed 1 day at Angkor Wat, 2 days in this area and the 1st and last day arriving and leaving, it rained on us almost daily except our 1 day at Angkor Wat thank goodness but overall you must visit here in Siem Reap Cambodia at least once in your life!!!

We visited pub street on 3 occasions during our holiday.we found a good choice of restaurants and bars.Menu options were very much the same in all and prices varied a little. There is a market and many stalls selling clothing, souvenirs etc.Massage parlours with 3-10 dollar prices for services. One problem we encountered was paying in dollars they were very fussy about the condition of the notes and I had them frequently returned for other notes.Most places wanted cash as will all market stalls. You may receive change in dollars and riels Tuk tuk drivers are quite annoying all around the streets but can be passed by with a firm no thanks.Overall we enjoyed our time spent there and found the food and drinks to be of good quality.

Pub Street in Siem Reap, Cambodia, is a bustling hub of energy and excitement, offering a sensory feast for travelers. Lined with vibrant bars, restaurants, and market stalls, it pulsates with life day and night. Sample delicious Khmer cuisine, sip exotic cocktails, and immerse yourself in the lively atmosphere. Whether you're seeking culinary delights, cultural experiences, or simply a good time, Pub Street has it all.

Located right in the center of Siem Reap, Pub Street is the place where everyone goes. Locals and tourists. Aimed more at tourists, the street is full of bars and restaurants. To visit at night where the lights and noise of the bars give it a unique atmosphere. It should be noted that the happy hours in the various bars are worth it. Very cheap drinks. Despite being aimed at a young audience, it is an interesting experience to unwind from the tiring visit to the temples.

The food was absolutely delicious, they even have a unique selection of cocktails all at affordable prices. The highlight of the night was the atmosphere, it had a lively yet relaxed vibe and the ambience was inviting which made the whole experience enjoyable. Overall, I highly recommend this restaurant for their top notch service as well. Lyne was incredibly friendly and her service made the dining experience even better.

Lots of places to ear and drink with a wide selection of global and western foods. Only 2 or 3 dollars in a tuk tuk. Lots of tuk tuks to get home. Cheap beer and cocktails and many happy hours