Pub Street, Siem Reap: Hours, Address, Pub Street Reviews: 4/5
Pub Street
Pub Street
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12:00 AM - 11:59 PM
Monday
12:00 AM - 11:59 PM
Tuesday
12:00 AM - 11:59 PM
Wednesday
12:00 AM - 11:59 PM
Thursday
12:00 AM - 11:59 PM
Friday
12:00 AM - 11:59 PM
Saturday
12:00 AM - 11:59 PM
Sunday
12:00 AM - 11:59 PM
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Some may find it over-powering, but if you're looking for where everybody is, then Pub Street it is. Lined with restaurants and bars selling cheap beer and reasonable food. Later on, the music starts thumping and there's often almost a party atmosphere. People watching is free.
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JayRae1
Glasgow, UK1,546 contributions
Mar 2020
Pub Street is most definitely not going to suit everyone, especially at night, when it gets busy and loud. My wife and I visited in the afternoon and enjoyed touring the various bars to see what was on offer, and found some places with really low prices.
We are both in our 60s, yet quite enjoyed the atmosphere at night, but left before it became really raucous. However, the main reason we left was not to avoid the noise and large crowds, but because we had an early rise to go and visit Angkor Wat for the sunrise.
I'd definitely recommend a visit, but would suggest going in the afternoon to have a better look around in the daylight and get your bearings before returning after dark.
We are both in our 60s, yet quite enjoyed the atmosphere at night, but left before it became really raucous. However, the main reason we left was not to avoid the noise and large crowds, but because we had an early rise to go and visit Angkor Wat for the sunrise.
I'd definitely recommend a visit, but would suggest going in the afternoon to have a better look around in the daylight and get your bearings before returning after dark.
Written February 12, 2021
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Gerbra_10
Uxbridge, UK2,056 contributions
Feb 2020 • Couples
In such a small city where most people if not everyone are there to visit many many temples this mad place exists. One Main Street but really it is many. Lights everywhere, noise everywhere and tuk tuk drivers everywhere. There is the noise from a wrestling place, a few karaoke bars, singers in bars and the street noise. There are many restaurants to choose from plus a night market selling the same tourist tat on every stall, remember to barter. It is bright, it is brash but go with it. If you need to stay up drinking until 0400 you can too. We’re getting old we were up at 0400 to do a sunrise tour after having a full nights sleep lol.
Written February 27, 2020
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Honey K
New Delhi, India16 contributions
Jan 2020 • Solo
After a long day of enjoying the beautiful city, everyone wishes to have a nice break in the evening. Pub street has something for everyone I guess. I have not travelled much, so would be wrong to compare with other cities having pub streets or similar places. The dining options are many, enough bars to accommodate different tastes, shopping choices, and easy travel via tuktuk could be the reasons that I saw even families enjoying evenings with kids there. During my stay of 4 days in the city, I tried 5 different places to eat and didn’t regret it. Food prices were fairly reasonable. After 10 pm most of the tuktuk drivers charge approx 3-4 USD to take you back. Though using your cards is not a problem, it’s easier to carry cash for shopping.
Written March 5, 2020
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Sunlineage
Deerfield Beach, FL33 contributions
Jan 2020
If Siem Reap seems quiet at night, maybe it's because everyone's on Pub Street? It's worth a visit at least once if just for the entertainment value. Like a lot of streets designed to bring people hungry for food and fun together, to stroll a traffic free street, think Austin's 6th Street on weekends, this is a nightly, party place with lots of choices for food, cheap beer and loud music. No recommendations, the less said about the place we chose (Mexican) the better. If you are looking for finer dining at a slightly higher price point, stroll past the street vendors selling,( just to be clear dead and cooked) tarantulas, scorpions and little snakes in an S curve on a skewer, into one of the alleys lined with tables and if you're lucky you'll stumble across the multi-level Italian place Il Viccino, like we did. Loved it so much, it has its own review.
Written January 16, 2020
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georgeandmj
32 contributions
Jan 2020 • Friends
Pub Street is open during the day, but really comes to life after dark. Live and "canned" music, along with overhead decorative lighting, add to the festive feel of Pub Street.
There are restaurants of all kinds -- Italian, Greek, Indian were some that we tried. We repeatedly enjoyed the one-dollar "milkshakes" (more like smoothies). The fried ice cream rolls were yummy too.
Some of us tried out the tanks with the little fish that nibble at the dead skin on your feet. It is crazy ticklish!
Several of us enjoyed relaxing and chatting while getting massages. One got a full massage, most got foot massages. I enjoyed foot, hand and head massage. And one friend even got a pedicure at the same time!
It's hard not to get tempted by some of the many little souvenirs or clothing in the night market.
I'd definitely recommend Pub Street at least once during your stay in Siem Reap.
There are restaurants of all kinds -- Italian, Greek, Indian were some that we tried. We repeatedly enjoyed the one-dollar "milkshakes" (more like smoothies). The fried ice cream rolls were yummy too.
Some of us tried out the tanks with the little fish that nibble at the dead skin on your feet. It is crazy ticklish!
Several of us enjoyed relaxing and chatting while getting massages. One got a full massage, most got foot massages. I enjoyed foot, hand and head massage. And one friend even got a pedicure at the same time!
It's hard not to get tempted by some of the many little souvenirs or clothing in the night market.
I'd definitely recommend Pub Street at least once during your stay in Siem Reap.
Written January 13, 2020
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Diana1030
Brussels, Belgium81 contributions
May 2022 • Couples
We visited at 8pm and it was still quite empty so lacked the character I'm sure it has when busy. The area is still suffering from a lack of visitors. Hope they come back soon or the venues/staff will suffer.
Written May 8, 2022
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Emma S
Lichfield, UK41 contributions
Feb 2020 • Couples
Absolute chaos here! So much going on I don’t know where to start haha. A mixture of chart music playing in different bars offering pints at 0.25p happy hour and 0.50p normal hours!! What the.... it’s safe to say we got extremely drunk paying these prices and ladies happy hour makes margaritas £1.00!! Very dangerous!
A selection of western foods too and Khmer restaurants. Be aware of Temple Bar, they will drown out any music in any other bar, when you go you will know!
A selection of western foods too and Khmer restaurants. Be aware of Temple Bar, they will drown out any music in any other bar, when you go you will know!
Written March 11, 2020
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BradJill
Hong Kong, China146,781 contributions
Jan 2020
Pub Street is a popular tourist spot in the heart of Siem Reap. Think Khao San Road in Bangkok, Bui Vien Street in HCMC or Lan Kwai Fong district in Hong Kong and this is what you will find at Pub Street in Siem Reap.
This is a short street, perhaps just 60-80 metres in length, yet lined with bars offering up cheap draught beer and cocktails, music, karake and hangout spots for foreign travellers looking for a place to meet up, chat and enjoy a round or two. Many of the places offer up meals including local Khmer and western food. You'll find a couple cooking school opportunities here as well.
We visited Pub Street a couple times during our recent visit to Siem Reap. Had a round at Paper Tiger Bar and Restaurant that was fine. Enjoyed better drinks and a surprisingly good meal at The Kitchen 2002.
Beyond Pub Street, there are cheap eats places, some better restaurants, more bars, fruit stands, spa and massage places and quite a bit of souvenir shopping in the surrounding streets as well.
This is a short street, perhaps just 60-80 metres in length, yet lined with bars offering up cheap draught beer and cocktails, music, karake and hangout spots for foreign travellers looking for a place to meet up, chat and enjoy a round or two. Many of the places offer up meals including local Khmer and western food. You'll find a couple cooking school opportunities here as well.
We visited Pub Street a couple times during our recent visit to Siem Reap. Had a round at Paper Tiger Bar and Restaurant that was fine. Enjoyed better drinks and a surprisingly good meal at The Kitchen 2002.
Beyond Pub Street, there are cheap eats places, some better restaurants, more bars, fruit stands, spa and massage places and quite a bit of souvenir shopping in the surrounding streets as well.
Written January 29, 2020
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LittleMissMelly
Melbourne, Australia279 contributions
Jan 2020
Popping down for meals at night while I’ve been in Siem Reap, I don’t think I’ve seen it have a quiet night... for New Years Eve, Pub St really put on a lively atmosphere with stage set up and pumping music.
There were so many more people there it was overwhelming. Personally I’m not into en masse events but it was an experience I won’t forget.
Despite Pub St being a touristy area, the whole show with hosts conducted the night in native tongue which was great to amongst.
There’s definitely plenty of choices for restaurants and massages, as well as giftware.. take your time do a wander.
Tuk tuks are everywhere so getting to and from
isn’t too difficult and a cheap way to get around.
NYE traffic however was crazy busy and there a price hike for that tuk tuk ride.
There were so many more people there it was overwhelming. Personally I’m not into en masse events but it was an experience I won’t forget.
Despite Pub St being a touristy area, the whole show with hosts conducted the night in native tongue which was great to amongst.
There’s definitely plenty of choices for restaurants and massages, as well as giftware.. take your time do a wander.
Tuk tuks are everywhere so getting to and from
isn’t too difficult and a cheap way to get around.
NYE traffic however was crazy busy and there a price hike for that tuk tuk ride.
Written January 1, 2020
This review is the subjective opinion of a Tripadvisor member and not of TripAdvisor LLC.
SteveRDay
Alvechurch, UK131 contributions
Mar 2020
This is a really lively area (it's not one street but an area full of restaurants and shops)
We ate there each night of our 4 nights stay at different restaurants every night. The food was excellent. I only gave it 4 stars because some of the restaurants play music so loudly that even if you are 50 yards away in a different restaurant you cannot have a conversation with the person next to you.
We ate there each night of our 4 nights stay at different restaurants every night. The food was excellent. I only gave it 4 stars because some of the restaurants play music so loudly that even if you are 50 yards away in a different restaurant you cannot have a conversation with the person next to you.
Written April 22, 2020
This review is the subjective opinion of a Tripadvisor member and not of TripAdvisor LLC.
dchuats
15 contributions
Can I know the prices of the drink and food here?
BradJill
Hong Kong, China146,781 contributions
Pub Street is lined with bars. During happy hour some sell draught beer for as low as US$0.50 a glass. Rest of the time, easy to find US$1-1.5 per glass Cocktails - expect to pay US$2.5 to 5 depending on the venue.
glen s
Perth, Australia2 contributions
There seems to be 2 pub streets on the map of Siem reap , one called little pub street the other Kemer pub street.
Which is the best ?
Nitipenny
20 contributions
Funny thing is, if you look up Pub street on Google, and look at the map, it is actually Street 08. But it is a cross road. If you continue over the bridge, that will take you to a night market.
Sally37S
Sydney, Australia135 contributions
Hi, will we be able to see the Australia - Peru football world cup match in Pub Street next week?
We are football mad and have our hopes up! :-)
Fredericl123
Paris, France24 contributions
Hello,
As far as I remember and if the place still there, there is a Scottish sport bar. Anyway is quite common today. So you will certainly find a sport bar over there.
Have fun
dazzab26
Adelaide, Australia9 contributions
My wife and i are going to be in Siem Reap before a Mekong River cruise in August , was wandering do we have to bring US dollars or can we bring Aussie dollars and change it there in to the local currency Riel, also how many days would we need to stay and do a few Temples , Markets and any Tours extra , what else can you do.
Sightsee674202
Brisbane, Australia22 contributions
You should bring USD as it's a second and official currency in Cambodia. Bring small notes as most of the restaurants don't take 100 dollar bills.
I will suggest you to rent a Tuk Tuk (always bargain the price) for a day tour. One day pass which costs you 37USD is good enough or 3 days pass for 62 USD. And you can also do the floating market. The pub street and night market are popular. I stayed there for 4 days and I think it's pretty good. The Home Indochine D'Anglor hotel is pretty good.
Denbigtime
Enfield, UK10 contributions
how far is the night market from pub Street
prakmen
Chennai (Madras), India61 contributions
About 10 steps away from the main night market.
Cheamey
Phnom Penh, Phnum Penh, Cambodia2 contributions
Is there a mini-fridge in Triple beds room? and is there a pool?
Cleo B
Hanoi, Vietnam107 contributions
Hi Cheamey,
No hotel with name "Pub street", but you can looking for hotels around Pub Street, Siem Reap
I stayed in the City Angkor Hotel. It was fine and offers an outdoor swimming pool and free Wi-Fi throughout the hotel. Have a nice trip!
Frequently Asked Questions about Pub Street
- Pub Street is open:
- Sun - Sat 12:00 AM - 11:59 PM
- We recommend booking Pub Street tours ahead of time to secure your spot. If you book with Tripadvisor, you can cancel up to 24 hours before your tour starts for a full refund. See all 8 Pub Street tours on Tripadvisor
- According to Tripadvisor travelers, these are the best ways to experience Pub Street:
- Unlimited Drinks! Downtown Party Tour - 2 hours (From $25.65)
- Food Tasting (From $80.00)
- Cooking Class and Local Market Tour (From $30.77)
- Marvelous Siem Reap Angkor, Koh Ker and Preah Vihear (5 Days) (From $365.39)
- Phnom Penh, Kep Seaside, Battambang and Siem Reap Adventure Tour (12 Days) (From $961.54)
- Hotels near Pub Street:
- (0.00 mi) Chhorvivorn Guesthouse
- (0.00 mi) Alice Villa
- (0.00 mi) ArchCAM Homestay
- (0.00 mi) Inter Angkor Condominium
- (0.00 mi) Meng Boutique Apartments
- Restaurants near Pub Street:
- (0.00 mi) Sunflower Restaurant
- (0.00 mi) The Fire Meatball
- (0.00 mi) Tianfu restaurant
- (0.00 mi) Xhu Lin Xuan House
- (0.00 mi) Mirage Gallery & Cafe
- Attractions near Pub Street:
- (0.00 mi) Onyx tlc
- (0.00 mi) Samath Tuk Tuk Driver
- (0.00 mi) Cambo.Trip
- (0.00 mi) With Local Tour
- (0.00 mi) Jhony Siem Reap Tuk Tuk