Such a vibe! Go a bit later in the evening for an energizing night of pulsing dance music, people-watching, street food, bars, restaurants & shopping! Easy to get tuk-tuk transportation. During the day, this area is full of markets, including tourist items, jewelry and food/produce markets.

Main tourist hub in the centre of Siam reap, with lots of bars and restaurants. Well illuminated at night, with a good atmosphere, but dosen't feel uncomfortable or unsafe. Bar prices are very reasonable , you can get a beer for $1 or less, and a variety of khmer and more western restaurants are available

Worth going here for the atmosphere on at least one night of a stay in Siem Reap (what else is there to do?) and of course it is loud, noisy, touristy but there's fun vibes and energy, it's well lit up and feels safe. Venture a bit off the main strip for better restaurants.

Pub street is ok and there are plenty of bar options. But if I can give you guys ONE piece of advice about those bars: Don't go anywhere near a bar called "Hanuman's Restaurant & Lounge". We went there because of a sign announcing a happy hour with lower prices. We sat down and double checked those prices with the waitress. She pointed four drinks on the menu for those prices announced. Later, when she brought the check, the prices were much much higher than what she had told us. We complained about it and she brought a new check with even higher prices. When we asked about it, she straight up lied to our faces and insisted on charging more than advertised. We asked for the manager and he was of no help at all. So we were basically robbed there. Stay away from this terrible place!

After enjoying the quiet grandeur of Angkor, this part of the city makes quite some contrast. It gets very noisy as the party gets going and everyone is having fun both inside and in the streets. Some good restaurants - we enjoyed everything we had. Also souvenir shops - got a good guidebook for Angkor. Some sketchy folks though, promising not very legal activities, so keep clear of them. They will go away if told "no", I found the place to be very safe. Just fyi.

Pub Street is one of the busiest area in the down town of Siem Reap. The street is fully decorated and both sides restaurants, bars, shops are there and it is very busy during night time. Indian, Thai, Malayasian, Chineses and other types of restaurants are there and it will be like by foodies.

There is scam prevalent where they try to offload damaged US dollars onto customers. You pay, they come back after 5 mins saying you gave an Old series or damaged note. It’s not yours obviously but you might end up paying double and getting stuck with a bad note. So, the moment you pay your bill, ask them to check it right in front of you and confirm, no taking the notes to the counter.

Had heard a lot about Pub Street and it lived upto expectation. Considering that we were there a couple of days before Christmas, the atmosphere was very festive and lively. There are eating and drinking places everywhere. There's music playing on the streets, and people generally having a big party all around. Even if you dont eat/drink at a place on this street, it is still worth taking a walk through this area. It is indeed very lively and entertaining!

This is a place one should never miss to visit when in Siem reap. Many restaurants with local shopping . Very noisy though but very lively . With good local and International cuisine .Beer is very cheap and good

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!