We ordered croque madame and panini. Both of them also served in generous portion but took quite sometime to prepare. The other day, we took away a slice of quiche and it tastes good too! No regret for dining in this cafe!

Nice selection of foods-international to!Its tasty and prices are not bad-1$-5$ pp,good service to for Siem Reap!

My friend and I had eaten here several times in the morning due to the atmosphere, food, and service. The servers are very attentive, nice, and can speak English. The espresso here is great and no need for any sugar or milk. You can get a double shot for $1.50. The grilled toast with cheese was okay. Nothing special. The... More

Amazing place, really tasty food, cheaper most of the restaurants in this city! The owner is really nice, taking the time for customers, it is easy to have a chat with him. Service is fast and friendly, food is how to say, perfect (and I'm french so I'm really ticky when it comes to food) and location is good. To... More

After eating Khmer food for 4 days, I took a break and tried this restaurant at West Minster Street in The Lane. I'm not surprised that the food here is great. I had chicken panini and it was good, the serving is definitely filling. Add a drink Banana yogurt shake to ease away the hot weather in Cambodia. The veggie... More

Sooooooo good! I am on a rather tight budget but I allowed myself to eat lunch here twice and it was we'll worth paying a little extra! The panninis and salads are delicious! And its very reasonably priced for what u get, the portions are huge! The service is really good and the staff are so helpful! You will not... More

The best croissants in town and the french bred is also quite good. La boulangerie is well located near the old market and open early for breakfast. They also do lunch and dinner with salads, quiches and simpel french food. Price are attractive with the baguette at 75 cts and the expresso at 1$ only. Plenty of expats, specially in... More

La Boulangerie have nice food at very nice prices, but don't go there if you have limited time. The service is incredibly slow, even for Cambodian standards. Sometimes you may wait more than 45 minutes for a simple salad. However, if you are not in a rush and have patience, it worth a visit.

By our third day in Siem Reap, I was looking for non-khmer food already. It was by chance that we found this place and good thing we did. My sister and I enjoyed the food and the place. Its a nice place to eat, have coffee, read and relax. That we did. The staff was courteous and nice. We actually... More