Temple Coffee n Bakery

Really loved the vibe, location, interior space and general calmness. Coffee very good. I liked the soft jazz music playing but I would hope that they wouldn't always be playing soft jazz and explored some mother genres as long as they kept things pretty relaxed

Loved this place, returned a few times whilst we were there. Super diverse menu, good food and drinks and so cheap! One time they forgot my dish for a while but it’s okay everyone makes mistakes❤️‍🩹One night they had some live acoustic music and there was something not quite right with the sound setting, but lovely vibes all the same. P.S. The corndogs are blurry because we were so hungry sorry x

Great place they spent lots of money on the architecture the people there are nice but they serve me a freaking bowl that would had pork and fish with micro needle spines in it that if I would have eaten it would have choked me right on the spot and I've been lucky to make it to a hospital. I absolutely positively 100% do not recommend eating any of the soups there. I just walked away from the table paid and left. I went to another smaller place to eat.

Temple Coffee n Bakery offers great value for all meals, making it one of the best deals for food and coffee in Siem Reap. The interior and exterior of the place are fantastic, and its location is perfect. I often bring my family here for breakfast, and we all enjoy the atmosphere that combines modern decor with nature. It's a high-concept place that has everything you need. On special occasions like Valentine's Day, I always come here with my beloved wife for breakfast and some quality time together. I highly recommend this place for its amazing ambiance and delicious food.

Temple Group now has Temple Coffee & Bakery. It feels like someone visited Tuba on Ekkamai in Bangkok and Papaya Studio in Lat Phrao and decided to recreate their eclectic vibe. While the design feels more Thai than Cambodian, the overall atmosphere is commendable. I ordered a coffee cube caramel beverage from the counter. Navigating the menu was a bit awkward—the user experience is lacking, and it's hard to explore the menu fully with staff waiting to take your order and customers behind you (-1 point). Despite being labeled as a bakery, there's no real evidence of that. The cakes and pastries looked unappetizing, and I wouldn't recommend them (-1 point). They also have a standee with some unusual food snacks—corn dogs, meatball spaghetti, and a beef burger—which gives off a quirky state fair vibe. On a positive note, the coffee cube caramel beverage was interesting and worth trying (+1 point). Overall, I couldn't tell if their creations reflected local culture or local products, but it's a nice place to relax. 4/5 stars, and I'll probably come back.

Our favorite place in Siem Reap! Great food, modern look with traditional flavor. Delicious food. Rasonable prices. Nice and profesional service. Oldschool music and live music at night. 100% recommend!!

Excellent clean place very bright compare to the one in Phnom Penh. Food excellent and tasty quick service, friendly and courteous. Love the place never disappointed. Thank you

This is a very fun place. I love places that have unique environments. This one is not only cool but it is very comfortable with comfortable seating and lots of space around your environment to have a lot of privacy. The coffee was definitely crafted and was strong with no bitter aftertaste. The smoothie was just right. The price was a very good value.