Bassac Lane

A lively stretch of small pubs and bars that attract a mix of locals and foreigners (roughly 60/40). Most places are cozy single-level spots, though a few have two floors with rooftop seating. The food is generally average, but that’s not why people come here — it’s more about the atmosphere, live music, and meeting new people. Expect a friendly crowd mostly under 40, casual vibes, and plenty of local music talent. If you’re looking for an authentic nightlife experience beyond the big clubs, this area is a must-visit while in Phnom Penh.

This is where you find "The White Rabbit" - easiest the most elegant of the bars in the Bassac Lane area. Beautiful interiour, skilled staff and above average cocktails more than make up for the slightly elevated prices.

It was a neighbor in Phenom Penh, full of bars and restaurants, lot of tourists and children that try to sell you sth(didn't like this part) Not that big but cozy.

Lots of beautiful eateries in and around Basaac lane prices are generally up overall being a tourist location but the visit is worth it

Bassac Lane – Phnom Penh ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ 🍸 Vibrant nightlife packed into a few atmospheric alleyways — great bars, hidden gems, and secret nightclubs like H Club bring an electrifying energy that’s hard to find elsewhere. 🍽️ Food lovers will enjoy places like Mama Dumpling, known for its mouthwatering dumplings, alongside other street food and fusion bites scattered around the area. 🎶 The music scene is alive — from jazz to indie rock, every bar has its own vibe. ✨ Whether you’re here for a chill drink or a wild night out, Bassac Lane delivers. However… 💔 It was heartbreaking to see hungry children selling flowers late at night along the street. We shared our food with them — a reminder that not everyone around the party is part of the celebration. 🌆 A must-visit spot to experience Phnom Penh’s urban soul, but also a place that calls for reflection and awareness.

Very cute street with some nice restaurants. Definitely more of a night time scene.

Good place to come late at night because all the bars around riverside close around 1am and street 136 is only for old tourists looking for a bar girl, bassac lane has a good mix of local and foreigners.

It’s definitely made for tourists, it’s fairly similar to a Pub Street that you would find in Asian cities. It’s loud, many bars and restaurants pumping out loud music. Hawkers constantly coming up to you trying to elicit some money. The food is nothing exceptional and there are better restaurants in Phnom Penh charging similar prices or below. It’s the kind of tourist experience you do once when in Phnom Penh, then you progress to better experiences. It’s more geared to the 20-40 age bracket.