Praslin & La Digue

Chez Marston Restaurant

Chez Marston is the restaurant, bar and café of the small Chez Marston hotel at La Passe on La Digue, on the path from the jetty towards Anse Source d'Argent. SeyVillas describes Creole and international dishes with a daily Creole buffet.

Last verified 16 September 2026

Restaurant, Bar and café in La Passe, La Digue

Chez Marston is a family-run hotel restaurant at La Passe, about 300 metres from La Digue Marina. SeyVillas says it began as one of La Digue's first restaurants and sits beside the island path between La Passe and Anse Source d'Argent, so cyclists heading to the beach pass the door; it adds that locals often eat there in the evenings.

SeyVillas lists Creole and international cooking, a daily Creole buffet and occasional live music. The restaurant's own French-language page (undated) runs from club sandwiches and burgers to grilled lobster, octopus salad and crab curry, with a bar serving cocktails, soft-serve ice cream, slushes, fresh fruit juice and espresso. The owners say a local band plays sega on Friday and/or Saturday nights, with regular cocktail nights.

The hotel's tourism board listing records a restaurant, café, bar, outdoor and private dining areas, and payment by Visa, Mastercard, bank transfer or cash in rupees, euros, pounds or dollars.

Visiting

Cuisine
Creole, International
At
Chez Marston
Non-residents
Open to guests not staying at the hotel
Phone
+248 4234023
Website
chezmarston.com

Hours and menus change with the season. Check with Chez Marston Restaurant before a special trip.

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Chez Marston Restaurant

Creole, International, La Passe

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    Chez Marston

    Hotel in La Passe, La Digue

    Chez Marston is a five-room small hotel at La Passe on La Digue, about 300 metres from La Digue Marina. Built in 1993 and, according to SeyVillas, renovated in 2024, it has a garden, café, restaurant and bar, bike hire and air-conditioned rooms with a balcony or terrace.

Questions

Where is Chez Marston restaurant?
At the Chez Marston hotel in La Passe, La Digue, about 300 metres from the marina on the path towards Anse Source d'Argent.
What food does Chez Marston serve?
Creole and international dishes, per SeyVillas, including a daily Creole buffet. The restaurant's own page lists sandwiches, burgers, grilled lobster, octopus salad and crab curry.
Can non-guests eat at Chez Marston?
Yes. SeyVillas describes passers-by stopping for drinks and food and locals eating there in the evenings.
Does Chez Marston take cards?
The tourism board listing records Visa and Mastercard, plus cash in rupees, euros, pounds and US dollars.

Sources

Details last verified 16 September 2026.