A friendly guide to the bars, restaurants, festivals, music and quiet corners of Siem Reap. Sunrise at the temples, dinner in a leafy garden, dancing on Pub Street — then back for sunrise again. This is everything happening in town, updated as we hear about it.
What's happening across the city this evening.
Daily tours of Raffles Grand Hotel d'Angkor's colonial history, art collection, and architecture. Run by the hotel's own guides. Open to non-guests.
All-you-can-eat pizza, salad, dips and fruit salad for $9 from 1pm to 4pm at Nomad Eatery inside Level Up.
Live music every Sunday on the Siem Reap riverside at Embargo Craft Beer. Kodi Hudson performs from 5pm as the sun goes down over the river.
The city's original night market: handmade Cambodian crafts, silk, silver, and souvenirs, plus an outdoor food court serving Khmer street food, live music nightly, and a small cinema. Open every evening.
Live music 5 PM–8 PM and open mic/karaoke continuing 8 PM till late
Immerse yourself in Cambodia's rich cultural heritage with a traditional Apsara dance performance while enjoying an authentic Khmer buffet dinner. This nightly show features four classical dance genres: the graceful Apsara Dance, dramatic Masked Dance, traditional Shadow Theatre, and vibrant Folk Dances. The buffet includes a variety of Cambodian specialties and international dishes.
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Daily tours of Raffles Grand Hotel d'Angkor's colonial history, art collection, and architecture. Run by the hotel's own guides. Open to non-guests.
Chess starting at 2 PM and live jazz
The city's original night market: handmade Cambodian crafts, silk, silver, and souvenirs, plus an outdoor food court serving Khmer street food, live music nightly, and a small cinema. Open every evening.
Where the city's culture, food and nightlife actually happens.
1930s Shanghai speakeasy with red lanterns, dark wood and expertly crafted cocktails. The Rose & Lemongrass Martini is the calling card.
The first Cambodian restaurant named one of Asia's 50 Best. Chef Joannès Rivière crafts fortnight-changing tasting menus showcasing Tonle Sap river fish and foraged greens.
A living piece of Cambodian history. Old-world colonial elegance, leather armchairs and the country's largest collection of whiskies. Smart-casual dress code.
Dedicated craft-beer bar on the riverside. Rotating taps of local and international brews. IPAs, stouts, sours, plus river-view seating for sunset.