Angkor Wat Nightlife Tips by pmarshuk

As I was staying close to the Old Market area(Psah Chas) that's where I tended to head for at nights. There are quite a few bars and restuarants in this area but because of the lack of tourists at the moment they were all pretty quiet. Among the more popular were the Red Piano, Angkor What and Le Tigre de Papier (a bookstore/bar/cafe). Also I heard the Ivy bar can get quite lively - but not while I was there.

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Theme: Eating and Drinking
Dress Code: Definite casual.
Lots of backpackers use these bars.

Many restaurants and hotels in Seam Reap. I can't remember the name of the one I went to, but because of the lack of tourists at the time there were only a dozen or so people there which ruined the atmosphere. However the dancing was really interesting with each one telling a story, you have to watch the hand movements of the girls they are so expressive.
The food was a huge buffet of lots of different styles of food. I had a mixture of Thai, Cambodian and Vietnamese. It was ok but nothing too special.

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Theme: Family Spot
Dress Code: Most people were dressed in smart casual.
Directions: On route 6 close to town towards the airport