Cafes & Bakeries Restaurants

Classy Sky Bar & Restaurant features crispy fried calamari and ice-cold beers around $3. Chill with smooth beats and panoramic views of the river as the sun sets.

Known for its freshly brewed robusta coffee and house-made yogurt with Cambodian honey, this café serves balanced breakfast options like muesli with fresh fruit. The cozy atmosphere is complemented by friendly staff who support people with disabilities, adding a meaningful touch to each visit.

Combining a cafe, bar, and hostel, this place serves tasty food and drinks in a clean, spacious setting with a large pool. The vibe is laid-back and the staff provide helpful service. Private rooms are compact but functional, making it a practical choice for travelers wanting comfort and convenience.

Known for meticulous attention to detail in both decor and dishes, this cafe stands out with its mango sticky rice and expertly crafted mojitos. The atmosphere is relaxed with professional staff and a well-regarded restroom. It’s a spot to linger for lunch or a casual drink away from main roads.

Rx’d Cafe serves smooth red milk tea with fresh or oat milk and fresh rainbow bowls without soy sauce. Crisp sourdough and crunchy granola complete this calm, cozy spot.

Sabay Beach overlooks the river and mountains, famed for juicy duck spring rolls and sunset cocktails. Its relaxed cafe vibe and varied vegetarian dishes draw evening diners.

Social Restaurant & Rooftop Bar highlights tender Lok Lak and crispy fries under dim string lights. Friendly chatter and cool breezes make it a relaxed evening spot.

Offering fresh, healthy options, this cafe features veggie burgers, falafel pita stuffed with vegetables, and sweet potato fries with garlic aioli. The casual vibe pairs well with coffee, though the latte here tastes more like an Americano with milk.

Located on Kampot's main street by the water, this cafe serves flavorful dishes like smoked duck luk lak and chicken satay. The spring rolls stand out for their freshness, and happy hour cocktails are available. Service can vary, but the food consistently receives praise.

At Ti-NAAT, slow-cooked beef lok lak pairs with fresh lime soda while acoustic guitars hum. The open-air café hums with chatter and the glow of string lights at dusk.

Khéma’s 28th-floor bakery delights with flaky croissants and creamy quiches. Morning light fills the space as guests savor rich coffee and fresh-baked pastries.

Riverview Restaurant & Bar serves grilled beef lok lak and fresh spring rolls on a rooftop terrace. Soft jazz and warm lighting set a relaxed mood with sweeping river views.