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Feb 2009
a natural cure
Jet Odrerir

Pub Street and the lanes leading off it have grown up over the years and now offer a wide choice of food, fun, drink and music
What's In A Name?
In an ever-expanding city such as Siem Reap, the places where it’s good to linger longer are just becoming more and more inviting

There are times when a name is applied and it sticks even when it doesn’t really apply anymore. Siem Reap’s Pub Street is such a place. Not to say that it isn’t the bastion of late-night fun, it’s just that it has grown to encompass the alleyways north and south as well as the neighbouring streets and has as many facets as the people that come to visit Cambodia.
Originally there were only a couple of watering holes just north of the Old Market to keep company with Zanzybar on Sivatha Street, which mainly catered to backpackers of all nations and persuasions. Le Tigre de Papier doubled as a secondhand bookshop/café while Angkor What? specialised in loud music, stiff drinks and customer graffiti. The Banana Leaf and Red Piano nearby also served food and drinks and are still good places to watch the world go by. The club on the block was the Temple, with pool tables and a dance floor.
As more tourists came to town, so the number of venues popped up around the pioneers and the name Pub Street was the easy way to tell your driver you were out to party. Soon every door was blasting out ever-louder music in an attempt to entice people to drink for less and party more. The past few years, though, have been more productive as some of the tiny, great eateries expanded into restaurants, new clubs opened that were not just loud but also interesting and an art scene blossomed.
If you’re on a pub crawl you can continue further down the street to the Funky Munky and then down to Molly Malone’s, which is the most like a “pub-lic house” of any in town. Across Sivatha is the X Rooftop Bar, a late-night venue with a view and across the street there’s the infamous, swinging Sok San Palace. If your trip coincides with your favourite footy club’s schedule there is the aptly named Sports Bar across Sivatha from Sok San and tucked in the alley. It’s open all night and screens many European sporting events live.
The alleyway south of Pub Street has been completely remade over the past few years and been named The Passage. It includes eateries such as Amok and Khmer Kitchen as well as the vegetarian Chamkar and the decidedly non-vegetarian Burgers Without Borders. More art galleries have nestled in along with some clothing and souvenir shops to make this a delightful place to spend your afternoon or evening. Late night in The Passage offers the Linga Bar, a gay friendly spot with a sophisticated air.
Perpendicular to Pub Street is a road that combines shopping, eateries and massage spas; a perfect spot to find yourself after a long day of hiking in the sun. Most of the massage spas are open until late and there’s nothing better for sore feet than a skilled foot massage. It also helps to revive you in preparation for more fun. One block from Pub Street near the Old Market is The Warehouse, which opened a few years back as a late-night gathering place. If you’re looking for a night of ass-shaking you’ll find the Laundry Bar just a few metres away where DJs crank out a party every night.
The newest nook to get a facelift is the alley north of Pub Street called simply The Alley. It’s a quieter area, a good place to kick back with tales and cocktails. There’s the Shanghai inspired Miss Wong cocktail bar, the Giddy Gecko Bar, which is a great place to lounge, and The White House with its clean and subtle charm.
So when your driver drops you off at Pub Street, keep in mind that it’s an entire and entertainingly colourful area, with lots on tap.

December 2008
a natural cure
Clive Graham-Ranger

Refreshing, fragrant, tasteful are all words used to describe the almost unique experience of the wonderful world of tea
Tea And Empathy
More a way of life than a hot drink, not since the Boston tea party has the leaf-based drink been more popular where taste is the king

When I was growing up in rural England, tea at 4pm was a time honoured by floral-patterned and dainty china cups and saucers and one of those collapsible, five and six-tier wooden cake stands laden with neatly cut (crusts removed sandwiches), scones with strawberry jam and double cream, a Battenberg marzipan cake and Rich Tea biscuits.
Although the food was subject to change according to what invited guests most enjoyed – an aunt from Salisbury loved her “tiffin” accompanied by macaroons topped with half an almond – the tea leaf of choice was always Earl Grey, its taste and distinctive smoky fragrance living on in my olfactory memory to this day. Which is why as a self-confessed tea-aholic, am happy to recognise that Cambodia is among the top nations where tea drinkers are, literally, spoiled for choice.
That may well be down to the polyglot nature of society here with all manner of Asian nations rubbing shoulders with almost as many nationalities as there are flags on Sisowath Quay in Phnom Penh. For the tea drinker it’s a magical mystery tour with a mostly eastern flavour.
Top of the Anglo-Saxon list of traditional tastes have to be the largely familiar brands of Lipton and Tetley in bag form. Tastewise there’s not a lot of difference when they are mixed with milk, but try them as “black” tea and Lipton is a nose ahead for aroma and flavour. Not that it’s a competition, because both do the job of waking up your senses and tantalising your taste buds for the long day ahead. It’s a far better pick-me-up than caffeine-laden black coffee and a lot healthier than a bloody mary.
Moving on, though, and you can experience the Orient in all its fragrant and subtle glory. Tamchau (jasmine $1.80 and green $1.80), Alishan Kao Shan ($15), Bontea peach ($6.15), Huajing ginseng ($2), Kai Cham ($15), Menda ($10.70) and Ranuag (sunflower and garcine green, $3.65) from China, Taiwan and Japan are all worthy of the tea ceremonies that celebrate their consumption around the world.
This exotic assortment shares shelf space with mainstream blends such as Dilman’s Ceylon tea flavoured with mango $3.25, cherry $2.90, green $3 or in pure form $1.20. Alternatively you could follow the Bontea line with its Pure Ceylon, $4.15, “grown in the champagne area of the mountain ranges in Sri Lanka where the air is crisp and refreshing. Bontea promises a sensual and pleasing experience to the tea connoisseur”. Lipton has also taken up the challenge of providing hot drinks other than straightforward tea with green ($3.25) and herbal (caffeine-free, $3.25). And following on from the instant coffee culture beloved of people in a hurry, or just too lazy to brew up a pot on the stove, Bontea now markets an instant peach tea drink ($6.15).
The ceremonial aspect of serving and drinking tea in the East is in itself a relaxant as anyone who has eaten in Chinese restaurants will know, where the palate is freshened up and ready to deal with assorted food flavours. In the West there is the more arcane milk before tea tradition (or is it the other way around?) beloved of vicars and old maids, which is but one aspect of the afternoon delight as the sun works its way round to the yardarm. Here in Cambodia you also fulfil another time-honoured tradition by exercising your teeth and taste buds by topping off your teatime with traditional (though not British) Marie biscuits at $1.65 and delicious Walkers shortbread at $3.75.
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Abacus
Fun French-run bar and restaurant serving a full range of drinks. Now in a new location.
off National Rd.6 (behind ACLEDA Bank)
012 644 286
[Opening times - 11am-late]
AHA
Choose a mix and match medley of taste
sensations, showcasing Khmer and Western cuisine. An international wine selection is also available to complement and enhance your experience.
The Passage - 063 965 501
[Opening times - 8am-late]
Alliance Cafe
Spacious, stylish bar, restaurant and
art showroom in a quiet setting.
Wat Damnak area - 017 809 010
[Opening times - 10am-late]
Angelina's Art Cafe and Night Bar
We are the only coffee professionals
in town! Garden lounge, jolie staff
+ contemporary arts.
See u when u see us!
Old market area - 092 728 969
[Opening times - 7am-late]
Angkor Palace Resort
Luxury hotel with a semi-open-air lobby
bar ideal for relaxing after a long day.
Airport Road - 063 760 511
[Opening times -various]
Angkor Palm Bar
Stylish Khmer-owned bar and restaurant
located near the Old Market. Full bar
with beers, wines and spirits.
Old market area - 063 761 436
[Opening times - 10am-10pm]
Angkor Power Beer Bar
Khmer-style beer garden and restaurant
offering a range of inexpensive drinks.
Airport Rd. 063 964 775
[Opening times - 7am-10pm]
Angkor What? Bar
Siem Reap's most popular nightspot.
Long running late night bar with killer
drink and a big sound system. Crowds
often dancing until the early hours.
Pub Street - 012 490 755
[Opening times - 6pm-late]
Aqua Sydney
Bar and cafe with a swimming pool.
Chilled by day, red hot by night.
Wat Damnak Rd - 012 1814 010
[Opening times - 9am-late]
Arts Lounge
Enjoy a drink in a unique environment
showcasing a variety of modern and
traditional Cambodian art forms,
presented in an interactive and thought-stimulating manner.
Sivatha St. (Hotel de la Paix) - 063 966 000
www.hoteldelapaixangkor.com
[Opening times - 9am-11pm]
Banana Leaf
Enjoy a home made cocktail with some tapas or an ice cream from our large selection in one of the first bars of Pub Street (since 2002). Chilled out music and live sports events transmitted on a wide screen!
www.angkorw.com
Pub Street - 063 964 813
[Opening times - 9am-late]
Barista Cafe
Italian style coffee shop, serving varied
pastries, sandwiches and more...
National Rd.6 (corner of Sivatha St.) -
099 938 839
[Opening times - 7am-9pm]
Barrio Restaurant and Bar
Popular French-owned bar with a good
selection of beers, wine and spirits.
7, Sivatha St - 012 756 448
[Opening times - 10am-5pm,
Happy Hour 5-8pm]
Beer Tree Bar and Restaurant
Pleasant, spacious Khmer-style bar with
inexpensive beer, music and Khmer food.
Airport Rd. (nr Caltex) - 012 934 159
[Opening times - 6am-late]
Blarney Stone
Irish theme bar in one of the town's
best hotels. Guinness usually available.
Sivatha St. (Sokha Angkor Hotel) - 063 969 999
[Opening times - 4pm-midnight]
Blue Pumpkin
Stylish, contemporary cafe bar with free
WIFI internet access, now in 3 locations.
Old market area.
(also at Angkor Wat and airport) - 012 946 227
[Opening times - 6am-10pm]
Blue Wave Club
Bar with attentive hostesses, aimed
squarely at the single male market.
Achamean Street - 012 282 804
[Opening times - 6pm-2am]
Boom Boom Room
Check out the latest sounds to great coffee and scrumptious smoothies. iPod/MP3 recording. iPods and accessories for sale.
Old market area - 012 768 352
[Opening times - 10am-10pm]
Brick House Bar
 New stylish bar with weekly
shows and live music. Huge music
selection, tv sports events and
a range of special drinks.
Pool table and many others games.
off Sivatha Street (Angkor Night Market)
092 855 855
[Opening times - 4pm-late]
Bubble T
Cafe serving a range of bubble teas in a
stylish environemt. Good music selection.
Pub Street - 012 1978 305
[Opening times - 10am-late]
Butterflies Garden Bar
Tropical garden bar with butterflies,
ponds, waterfalls, fish, trees and shrubs.
535, Wat Bo Road - 063 761 211
[Opening times - 8am-10pm]
Cafe Central
Set in a beautifully restored colonial building, a great place to take refuge from the busy old market beyond. Brunch, coffees, bakery daytime - dinner and live band in the evenings.
Old market area
[Opening times - 7am-midnight]
Carnets d'Asie
Cold beers, wine and cocktails served
in a stylish, terrace garden setting.
333, Sivatha Street - 092 774 331
[Opening times - 10am-midnight]
Celliers d'Asie
Catering, since 1994, quality guaranteed wines, originating from 10 countries over five continents. Found widespread in the hotels, bars, restaurants and supermarkets of Siem Reap.
Rue de Bopha Angkor - 063 964 409
[Opening times - 9am-6pm]
Chilli si-dang
Stylish wine bar serving an extensive range of fine wines by the glass, ice cold beer and great cocktails. Riverbank garden seating available. Free WIFI internet access for customers. Pool table too.
East River Road - 012 723 488
[Opening times - 7am-late, Happy Hour 5-8pm]
Coco Cafe
Garden cafe and cocktail bar set in the
gardens of the Angkor Wishing complex.
Airport Road - 063 762 862
[Opening times - 10am-10pm]
Common Grounds
Common Grounds is not about profit,
but people. All of our profit goes
directly to support our humanitarian
relief projects in Cambodia. Visit our
café and be a part of charitable tourism!.
719-721, Street 14 - 063 965 687
[Opening times - 7am-10pm]
Continental Cafe
Beers, cocktails and varied Khmer drinks.
004, Sivatha Street - 012 414 782
[Opening times - 6am-midnight, Happy Hour 5-10pm]
Dead Fish Tower
Unique decor combining Thai,
Khmer and Indonesian architecture.
Regularly featuring live bands from
the Philippines and other nationalities.
NOW! Extensive wine cellar.
Sivatha Street - 063 963 060
www.deadfishtower.com
[Opening times - 7am-late]
Easy Speaking Cafe and Pub
Comfortable little pub and café in the
heart of town. Indoor or kerbside seating.
Pub Street - 012 865 332
[Opening times - 7am-midnight,
Happy Hour 4:30-8:30pm]
Elephant Bar
Comfortable, stylish bar in a
beautifully restored classic hotel.
1, Charles de Gaulle (Grand Hotel da Angkor)
063 963 888
www.raffles.com
[Opening times - 5pm-late]
Ella Wine & Jazz Bar
We offer New World wines, jazz
and tapas in a laid-back garden.
Open Monday-Saturday 6pm-1am.
300m behind Hotel de la Paix.
off Sivatha Street - 085 413 229
www.ellabar.com
[Opening times - 6pm-1am]
Explorer's Tales
Colonial-style lobby lounge - popular for
drinks and cocktails before or after dinner.
Road to Angkor (Sofitel Royal Angkor) - 063 964 600
[Opening times - 9am-midnight]
FCC Angkor
Stylish, refined bar and restaurant.
First-floor open-air seating with
refined, upscale furnishings, decor and
atmosphere. Outdoor patio seating too.
Pokambor Avenue - 063 760 280
www.fcccambodia.com
[Opening times - 7am-midnight, Happy Hour 5-7pm]
Fine Star
Importers of fine wines from both New and Old world to major hotels, bars and restaurants in Siem Reap. Also offers customers internationally accredited certificate in wine appreciation.
012 841 407
[Opening times - please call]
Funky Munky
Groovy tunes, funky dacor and over 50 booze-laden and non-alcoholic cocktails to choose from. Lots of beer and wine too.
So Get Funky @ the Munky!
corner Pub Street (near Old market) - 092 276 751
www.funkymunkycambodia.com
[Opening times - midday-late]
Giddy Gecko Bar
Late night bar and lounge serving a wide array of cocktails and Shisha pipes. Relaxed atmosphere with a vast music selection, just steps away from the crowds. Open very late. Wi-Fi Available.
Old market area - 092 857 400
[Opening times - afternoon-???]
Golden Orange
Cosy garden bar with music, TV, pool table
and other games. Food available too.
off East river Road - 063 965 389
[Opening times - 6am-late]
Hands 4 Humanity Cafe
Charity cafe, proceeds going to the
support and rebuilding of Cambodia.
The Alley - 012 799 388
[Opening times - 9am-9pm]
HanumanAlaya
Garden cocktail bar in delightful
traditional Khmer surroundings.
5, Krom 2, Phoum Treang - 063 760 582
[Opening times - 8am-midnight, Happy Hour 6-8pm]
Home Cocktail Bar
Comfortable, airy bar and restaurant
proposing a wide range of cocktails.
75, Wat Bo Road - 063 965 192
[Opening times - 6:30am-midnight, Happy Hour 5-9pm]
Horizon Pub
Lively evening venue with good cocktails.
Karaoke, snooker and movies too.
Sivatha Street (Angkor Century Resort) - 063 963 777
[Opening times - 4pm-midnight]
In Touch
Elegant Thai-style bar and restaurant in a
prime location across from the Red Piano.
Live music every evening from 9pm.
Pub Street - 063 965 006
[Opening times - 11am-late]
Island Bar
Set in the relaxing botanic garden of the
Angkor Night Market, and designed in the most exquisite Balinese style (admire the unique tiered lamp). Meet our expert bartender and let your hair down.
off Sivatha Street
www.angkornightmarket.com
[Opening times - 4pm-midnight, Happy Hour 4-8pm]
Ivy 2 Bar and Guesthouse
Inexpensive but delicious food and drinks served on a tranquil and relaxing garden terrace. Great music and atmosphere.
Reasonably priced adjacent rooms.
off Pokambor Avenue - 012 380 516
[Opening times - 6am-late]
La Terrasse des Elephants
Enjoy Khmer warmth and hospitality
highlighted by tropical colonial style.
Sivatha Street - 063 965 570
[Opening times - 6am-10pm]
Laundry Bar
Funky Western-run bar with great music
and occasional DJs. Usually open very late.
Old market area - 016 962 02
[Opening times - 6pm-late, Happy Hour 6-9pm]
Le Bistrot de Paris
Find yourself, 12000km from home, in a convivial and authentic setting that will bring you back to the bistros of Menilmontant or Montmartre
in the 50's. Sample cheese,
charcuterie and a glass of wine.
Old market area - 092 964 790
[Opening times - 7am-late]
Le Grand Cafe
Comfortable bar in a beautiful colonial
building with views over the old market.
Old market area - 012 447 316
[Opening times - 6am-late]
L'Explorateur
Unwind and relax after a busy day of sightseeing. Enjoy a wide range of creative cocktails and spirits.
Royal Independence Gardens
(Victoria Angkor Resort & Spa) - 063 760 428
[Opening times - 7am-11pm, Happy Hour 5-8pm]
Linga Bar
Siem Reap's most sophisticated bar, serving
stunning cocktails and fine wines in a
chilled out atmosphere. Gay owned.
Old market area - 012 246 912
www.lingabar.com
[Opening times - 5pm-late]
The Lounge @ La Residence d'Angkor
All day dining and international drinks
served in a wonderful lounge setting.
East river Road - 063 963 390
[Opening times - 10am-midnight]
Luckafe
The place for quality coffee, gelato and cakes.
Located in the heart of Lucky Mall.
Sivatha Street
[Opening times - 9am-10pm]
Luna Bar
Al fresco bar offering drinks and snacks
in a relaxed and welcoming atmosphere.
off Sivatha Street (Noon Nght Market)
063 963 775
[Opening times - 9am-10pm]
Maharajah
A vast variety of Indian teas, fresh
juices, shakes, lassies, coffee, soup...
Old market area - 092 506 622
[Opening times - 10am-11pm]
Martini Lounge
Our newly refurbished open air lounge offers an extensive martini cocktail list.
Daily happy hour from 6-7:30pm.
East River Road (La Residence d'Angkor)
063 963 390
[Opening times - 8am-midnight]
Miss Wong
Inspired by old Shanghai, this is one of Siem Reap's newest additions. A kitsch and intimate cocktail venue situated in the charming lane behind Pub Street.
The Lane (NW of Pub Street) 092 428 332
[Opening times - 5pm-1am]
Molly Malone's
Irish pub, restaurant and guesthouse with an authentic ambience. Guinness, Irish whiskeys and live music. Free Wi-FI internet access for customers.
Pub Street - 063 963 533
www.mollymalonescambodia.com
[Opening times - 11am-late]
Moon Sonata Club
Locally-oriented place where you can
enjoy beer and karaoke in AC comfort.
Airport Road - 012 791 033
[Opening times - 6pm-2am]
Naga Bar
An ideal place to relax and unwind with our live entertainment. Whether you like your drinks stirred, shaken or straight, our attentive staff are eager to please.
Road to Angkor (Le Meridien Angkor) - 063 963 900
[Opening times - 4pm-midnight, Happy Hour 9pm-midnight]
Oasis Bar
Pleasant hotel bar open to outside guests.
Enjoy drinks in the bar or by the pool.
Taphul Road (Angkorland Hotel) - 063 760 545
[Opening times - 7am-midnight]
Only One
Friendly, French-owned lounge bar
with a great atmosphere and great music.
Old market area - 063 963 518
[Opening times - 8am-late]
Poolside Bar
Quench your thirst by the pool surrounded
by cascading water falls and gardens.
Road to Angkor (Le Meridien Angkor) - 063 963 900
[Opening times - 10am-7pm]
Pool-side Bar
Sit back, relax by the rooftop pool and
admire our great views of Siem Reap.
East river Road (City River Hotel) - 063 763 000
[Opening times - 9am-7:30pm]
Prince d'Angkor Hotel and Spa
Luxury hotel with various comfortable
bars including the Saphire Piano Lounge.
Sivatha Street - 063 963 333
[Opening times - 6pm-midnight]
Cafe Puka Puka
Comfortable coffee bar also serving a
range of fresh fruit juices and fruit shakes.
Road to Angkor - 012 1976 660
[Opening times - 10:30am-7pm]
Red Apron
New wine shop with an excellent selection of quality wines. Now open at Lucky Mall.
Sivatha Street - 092 319 496
[Opening times - 11am-late]
Red Orchid
Brasserie-style bar and restaurant with
live Filipino band playing every evening.
Old market area - 012 778 961
[Opening times - 6am-late, Happy Hour 5:30-8:30pm]
Red Piano
Popular, stylish restaurant with Asian and
western food. Wines, Irish coffee, Duvel
beer from Belgium and the Tomb Raider
cocktail initiated by Angelina Jolie herself!
Pub Street - 063 964 750
www.redpianocambodia.com
[Opening times - 6:45am-11:30pm, Happy Hour 4-9pm]
Rosy Bar and Guesthouse
Western-run bar on the riverfront. Sport
on TV, good music and a free pool table.
East river Road - 063 965 059
[Opening times - 7am-late]
Royal Angkor Resort
Selection of cafes, bars and a lounge
in one of the city's most luxurious hotels.
Airport Road - 063 963 844
[Opening times - various]
Serpent Bar
Poolside bar - the perfect place to enjoy
a drink in lush tropical surroundings.
Road to Angkor (Sofitel Royal Angkor) - 063 964 600
[Opening times - 7am-8pm]
Shadow of Angkor
Full bar, cocktails and draft beer at this
friendly Khmer-run, colonial-era bar.
Pokambor Avenue - 063 964 774
[Opening times - 6:30am-late]
Silk Garden
Enjoy cocktails and ice-cream served in
a comfortable and stylish garden setting.
DJ music every night and occasional parties.
[Opening times - 3pm-late]
Silk Lounge
Decorated by Sayon Silkworks, this is
the place to meet Cambodians and fellow
travellers in a cosy Oriental lounge with choice underground music and $2.50 plate food specials.
National Road 6 (10m from Caltex station) -
012 425 531
[Opening times - 6am-2am]
Singing Tree Cafe
Cafe, bakery and community centre set
in a traditional wooden Khmer house.
off Wat Bo Road - 063 965 210
[Opening times - 7:30am-9pm]
Sok San Palace
Siem Reap's hottest and most talked about
Club continues to amaze and enthrall every day! The only place to dance and chill... playing pure delicious funk, R&B and hip hop classics and cutting edge house... ENJOY
off Sivatha Street - 063 964 710
www.soksanpalacecom
[Opening times - 8pm-late]
Soria Moria
Rooftop bar serving refreshing drinks,
and a good selection of wines and cocktails.
Wat Bo Road - 063 964 768
[Opening times - 6:30am-10:30pm]
Soup Dragon
Long-standing Vietnamese-run corner
cafe with a breezy open-air rooftop bar.
Pub Street - 063 964 933
[Opening times - 6am-11am, Happy Hour 3:30-7:30pm]
Sports Bar
The only sports bar in town. Enjoy the game
on big screens in style. Drink late, eat, play
pool or just enjoy music in elegance.
The Alley - 012 1783 377
[Opening times - 4pm-6am]
Sugar Palm
Enjoy drinks and fine Khmer food
served in a beautiful wooden Khmer house.
Taphul Road - 012 828 143
[Opening times - 11am-late]
The Sundeck
From exceptional wines to well shaken
martinis, the perfect place to chill out.
Wat Polanka (Heritage Suites Hotel) - 063 969 100
[Opening times - 11am-late]
Swensen's
Franchised premium ice cream parlor from USA! More than 20 flavors and a large variety of sundaes. Dine-in and take-away.
Pokambor Avenue (Angkor Trade Center) -
063 966 424
[Opening times - 10am-9pm]
T&Coffee World
Smoothies, coffees, teas and snacks.
380, Sivatha Street - 012 951 164
[Opening times - 7am-10:30pm]
Temple Club
Real Western dance club with live DJ every night. Experience the powerful music and large dance space 3 free pool tables. Free classical dance performances upstairs from 7:30 to 9:30pm nightly.
Pub Street - 015 999 909
[Opening times - 10am-late, Happy Hour 10am-10pm]
Two Dragons
Comfortable bar and restaurant in a
popular, American-owned guesthouse.
off Wat Bo Road - 063 965 107
[Opening times - 6am-10pm, Happy Hour 5-8pm]
¡Viva!
Mexican bar serving frozen margaritas,
a range of cold beers and more.
Old market area (also on Pub Street) 092 209 154
[Opening times - 11:30am-late]
W
Popular bar lounge and disco with
occasional live music. Well suited to couples.
Road to Angkor (Sofitel Royal Angkor) - 063 964 600
[Opening times - 3pm-late, Happy Hour 3pm-midnight]
The Warehouse
Popular, stylish bar open till late. Free
WI-FI internet access for customers too.
Old market area - 063 965 204
[Opening times - 10:30am-late]
The White House
Beverages, coffees and varied Khmer and
Western food served in air-con comfort.
Old market area - 063 966 245
[Opening times - 8am-late, Happy Hour 5-8pm]
Why Not?
Cosy bar with cocktails and cold beers.
Rooms available if you get too drunk.
Sivatha Street (Royal Guesthouse) - 012 865 332
[Opening times - 7am-midnight,
Happy Hour 4:30-8:30pm]
World Lounge
Late night bar on a busy tourist street
with cold beers and loud music.
Pub Street - 016 525 498
[Opening times - noon-late, 4-9pm]
X Rooftop Bar
Rooftop Bar and Grill at the end of Pub Street, offering something for everyone. Free Internet. Huge movie screen events. Great food, wine and cigars.
Highest bar in town with unbeatable
views. Musicians and bands wanted.
Sivatha Street - 092 207 842, 012 263 271
[Opening times - 4pm-sunrise, Happy Hour 4-5:30pm]
Zanzybar Pub
Grungy late night bar with a challenging
pool table and attentive female company.
Sivatha Street - 012 631 140
[Opening times - 5:30pm-late]
Zone One
Late night bar and club with a thumping
sound system popular with young Khmers.
Taphul Village - 012 912 347
[Opening times - 6pm-late]






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