Pub
Street is located at the old market area of Siem Reap, Cambodia. You won’t miss
it if you visit Angkor Wat and roam around the city with its French colonial
buildings lining the whole downtown area. Restaurants, cafés, and bars now
occupy most of the buildings. Pub Street is famous for its bars and great food,
many with seating upstairs so you can get away from the reveling ambiance on
the street itself. Along The Alley is an extensive selection of restaurants
that present a more peaceful and intimate experience. The local restaurants along
Phsar Chas have extensive and affordable menus of fried rice along with
westernized versions of Khmer dishes. At dusk the Kindergarten on the corner of
Street 8 and 11 breaks out into a throng of small food stalls and obstinately
beseeching merchants. The phnom pleung
(hill of fire) barbecues here are the cheapest.
A bar for enjoying Pub Street's more laid-back nightlife after a long day exploring the temples of Angkor, Linga Bar is Siem Reap's first gay-owned bar.
