Treat yourself to some delicious local flavours and traditions in an informal eatery setting in an 18th-century building pleasantly shaded by an age-old tree.
Set beneath an amazing 138-year-old arbre de l'intendance (banyan tree) at the back of our Welcome Center, Enba Pié stands for something unique. It brings together the local culture, food, history and nature in one place. Stop for a break at this landmark – the oldest building in the region, it used to serve as a summer residence for the colonial governors of the island – and grab a bite to eat.
You can choose to snack on mouth-watering local specialties like "Gato Pima" and samoussas or a crispy green papaya salad; for larger appetites, there are typical dishes such as fish vindaye (fried and pickled fish), banana vindaye, or tandoori chicken, all served with a homemade farata wrap, not to forget tuna or cheese sandwiches.
Wrap it all up with an exquisite Mauritian-style banana tart or rocher coco. The selection of drinks includes Café de Chamarel, the region's homegrown and roasted coffee, vanilla tea, homemade tamarind juice or various other juice flavours.
Whether you're an adventure seeker, a nature lover or a history buff, Enba Pié is a peaceful and tranquil place to enjoy a relaxing moment and absorb the timeless beauty of the scenery while indulging in our succulent dishes and tasty beverages.