As huge foodies, one of the reasons we even chose to stay at Hotel Xcaret Arte in the first place was simply because of the best restaurants and dining experiences that are offered here. When you go to all-inclusive resorts, you tend to prepare for below average food, but instead, the Hotel Xcaret Arte brings in some of the top culinary masterminds from Mexico and beyond for an incredible culinary experience.
With its 10 diverse restaurants, Hotel Xcaret Arte transforms your dining experience into a culinary adventure, far from the typical buffet lines. Each location features unique flavors, themes, and surroundings, providing a pleasant trip with each bite. Buckle in, foodies, and prepare to experience these restaurants, all arranged according to their offered cuisines.
Important Note: If a restaurant needs reservations, it’s important that once you book you immediately get the schedule for your trip. The online concierge will take your preferred times and interests and try their best to give you the times and locations you want, but the closer to your trip you wait the harder it will be to get into certain restaurants and to get your preferred times and days. We booked about a week before and missed out on Tah-Xido and while we got all of the other restaurants we wanted, they were not during our originally preferred time or dates.
If you don’t get an email immediately, go ahead and reach out to the email provided on their site with your confirmation, and they should respond within 24 hours.
Get your palates and glasses ready for a whole new culinary adventure with these 10 Restaurants at Hotel Xcaret Arte!
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Authentic Mexican Food at Hotel Xcaret Arte
Explore Mexican history and regional cuisine with these restaurants.
Xaak (Additional Cost)
- Cuisine: Mayan, Mexican
- Hours: Open for Dinner from 6:00 PM – 11:00 PM
- Dress Code: Elegant
- Reservation: Required
- Menu: Xaak
- Location: Casa de la Pirámide – Map
While this restaurant is one of the very few places on the resort at Xcaret Arte, we felt it was worth the cost. Discover the Mayan traditional culinary traditions at Xaak (Pronounced as Shock). Imagine flickering torches illuminating a jungle-inspired setting while you enjoy the 9-course menu including 2 desserts designed by Chef Roberto Solís, Chef Paco Méndez, Chef Jonatan Gomez Luna and Chef Alejandro Ruiz, and complimentary wine pairing by multi-award-winning sommelier Sandra Fernández.
Your meal ends with a gift from one of their baskets from the ceiling. The ladies get a little hand-woven bag, while men get a little box of candies.
Cantina VI.AI.PY
- Cuisine: Oaxacan
- Hours: Open for Lunch from 1:00 PM – 5:00 PM; Dinner from 6:00 PM – 3:00 AM; Night Menu from 11:00 PM – 2:00 AM
- Dress Code: Casual (Lunch); Casual Formal (Dinner)
- Reservation: Not Required
- Menu: Lunch , Dinner
- Location: Casa del Patron – Map
Cantina VI.AI.PY is where traditional Oaxacan food comes to life. You can indulge in classic Oaxacan dishes like tlayudas, stringy tasajo (cured beef), and their “Catch of the Day” at Cantina VI.AI.PY by Chef Alejandro Ruiz (an amazing place for a Mexican dinner for me!) Don’t miss their famous chapulines (fried grasshoppers), which provide a very exciting crunch.
At night Cantina turns into a club with dancing and live music! The genre changes regularly as we heard Spanish salsa and country all in one night. The other night club is the speakeasy Deseo which opens slightly later than this one.
Encanta
- Cuisine: Mexican
- Hours: Open for Dinner from 6:00 PM – 11:00 PM
- Dress Code: Elegant
- Reservation: Required
- Menu: Encanta
- Location: Casa de la Música – Map
At Encanta, you may go on a culinary experience led by Michelin star Chef Paco Mendez. His 9-course tasting menu is more than simply a meal; it’s a symphony of tastes, textures, colors, and musical notes. Each mouthful reflects Chef Mendez’s particular approach, which combines new techniques with Mexican tradition. Enjoy one-of-a-kind meals like the veal cheek and mole de olla taco, a humorous take on a traditional Mexican soup, and the melt-in-your-mouth pibil pork belly.
The experience goes beyond the plate. Moreover, imagine yourself immersed in the small “Music Room,” a library filled with vinyl recordings playing traditional Mexican songs. Memories dance with flavors as you immerse yourself in the wonder created by Chef Mendez.
To take your experience to the next level, choose a wine pairing or a unique cocktail like the crisp Chuuk or the refined white chocolate martini. Encanta is more than simply a meal; it’s a multi-sensory symphony created by a culinary maestro and waiting to be explored.
Mercado de San Juan
- Cuisine: Mexican
- Hours: Open for Breakfast from 7:00 AM – 12:00 NN; Lunch from 1:00 PM – 5:00PM; Dinner from 6:00 PM – 11:00 PM
- Dress Code: Casual (Breakfast & Lunch); Casual Formal (Dinner)
- Reservation: Not Required
- Menu: Rotating Buffet, No Menu link
- Location: Casa del Patron – Map
The Mercado, as we called it, was our go-to breakfast spot and perfect place to hop in whenever we wanted a quick snack or some dessert. There’s also a coffee shop on site, but I found this one easier (I would often go in and get a latté and mix it in with one of the atolls they had for some fun flavor fusions).
Mercado de San Juan is an immersive buffet experience open all day for breakfast, lunch and dinner, where you get to feel like you’re walking through a market! Furthermore, this colorful marketplace at Hotel Xcaret Arte is meant to feel like you’re visiting an actual mercado filled with vendors selling delicacies from all around the country. Enjoy Oaxacan tlayudas, melt-in-your-mouth Yucatan cochinita pibil, or spicy Puebla mole made with fresh, local ingredients.
There is just so much to see from the daily gelato that regularly rotates, taco stations, a man who walks around with fresh cheese, meat, carving stations, and Mexican drinks to spice up the buffet experience!
Don’t even get me started on the dessert section! A hanging wall of candies and Mexican sweets is just the beginning. There’s also a selection of cakes and other sweet treats. I loved visiting there and trying things I hadn’t before, like the corn treats. Everything was so beautifully presented!
I also loved their drink station with atole, hot cocoa, cafe de olla, and more. I also loved the self-pour tequila and the Mezcal station, which can also sometimes create your own cocktail station.
For breakfast, they have a selection of Mexican food options like quesadillas, tlayudas, arroz con leche, chilaquiles, and more.
They also have American food options like bacon and eggs, French toast, waffles, potatoes, and an omelet station.
Sunday brunch at Mercado is an extra special day, and I highly recommend you make sure your trip allows you to be there on a Sunday. Moreover, it is a whole fiesta with additional vendors. I loved seeing the cochinita being cooked right there and the duck tacos. There is a mariachi band and even a whole sushi station that has some of the highest quality sushi I have experienced! The dessert section was even more insane, with rows and rows of dessert even crazier than their normal selection!
Fusion Cuisine at Hotel Xcaret Arte
Open your food palate to the fusion of Mexican cuisine with the world with these restaurants.
Chino Poblano
- Cuisine: Mexican & Asian Fusion
- Hours: Open for Dinner from 6:00 PM – 11:00 PM
- Dress Code: Resort Elegant
- Reservation: Required
- Menu: A La Carte Menu
- Location: Casa del Patron – Map
Chino Poblano, run by Chef Jonatan Gómez Luna, delights the taste senses with a lively blend of Puebla and Chinese flavors. Dive into their well-known 6-course chef tasting menu (complimentary!), which includes highlights such as smokey-sweet peking duck with mole poblano and roasted lamb with 5 spices in a bao bun.
Enjoy your dinner with an extra wine pairing for $47, or go on your own cocktail expedition, like I did, trying every drink on the menu. Additionally, from the cool Jicotepec to the fiery Zacatlan and the classic Pancita, there’s something for everyone. Don’t miss La Pasita, a unique Mexican drink with an interesting backstory.
Chino Poblano caters to a variety of dietary concerns, including gluten-free, vegan, and vegetarian options. So prepare your palate for an evening of intense flavors and ethnic fusion at this culinary gem.
Kibi-Kibi
- Cuisine: Yucatan & Lebanese Fusion
- Hours: Open for Breakfast from 7:00 AM – 11:30 AM; Lunch from 12:30 PM – 5:00 PM; Dinner from 6:00 PM – 11:00 PM
- Dress Code: Casual (Breakfast & Lunch); Casual Formal (Dinner)
- Reservation: Required for Dinner
- Menu: Kibi – Kibi
- Location: Casa de los Artistas – Map
Kibi-Kibi is an exclusive restaurant open to Casa de los Artistas guests only (read about whether or not it’s worth the upgrade to Casa de los Artistas). This culinary sanctuary offers a one-of-a-kind mix of Lebanese flavors with the rich tapestry of Yucatecan cuisine.
Since the 19th century, Lebanese influences have quietly enhanced Yucatecan cuisine, and Chef Roberto Solis expertly brings back this cultural heritage. With avant-garde style and devoted attention, he honors the peninsula’s culinary abundance, crafting meals that have captivated the hearts of both Mexicans and international tourists. But what can you expect? Kibi-Kibi specializes in creative, sophisticated Lebanese-Yucatecan fusion. Imagine tasting delicious lamb barbacoa filled with fragrant spices, or plunging into refreshing ceviche flavored with lemon and achiote.
Vegetarians are catered to equally, with dishes such as grilled portobello tacos with smokey chipotle and creamy avocado. Beyond the meal, the ambiance enhances the experience. As you dine, a fascinating wall of flowing water provides a calm backdrop ideal for creating Instagram-worthy pictures.
However, the culinary adventure begins even before you order. Warm pita bread, chips, and a trio of dips await you, including classic babaganoush, red pepper hummus, and their distinctive roasted garlic hummus. A little Black Pastor taco offers a fun twist, creating your anticipation for what’s to follow.
One thing I really enjoyed was their za’atar and their pro-tip order: a side of za’atar with olive oil with your meal. In fact, it served as the perfect dip, adding an extra burst of flavor to everything we ordered.
Breakfast at Kibi-Kibi is equally delicious. I love how they start with a tray of varied pastries and sample five unique butters, each a delicious surprise. Some of our favorites were their motul-style eggs, poached eggs Kibi-Kibi style, and the elegant Khachapuri, which has poached eggs nestled on warm pita bread.
Kibi-Kibi also caters to gluten-free, vegan, and vegetarian needs. Whether you’re looking for a colorful breakfast or a culturally immersing evening, Kibi-Kibi guarantees an amazing culinary experience. Come explore and treat your taste buds to a culinary festival!
Seafood Sensations and More
Dive your way into the seafood with these restaurants.
Cayuco
- Cuisine: Mexican & Mediterranean Fusion
- Hours: Open for Breakfast from 7:00 AM – 11:00 AM; Lunch from 12:00 NN – 6:00PM; Dinner from 7:00 PM – 11:00 PM
- Dress Code: Casual (Breakfast & Lunch); Casual Formal (Dinner)
- Reservation: Not Required
- Menu: Cayuco
- Location: Casa del Diseño – Map
Right by the main pool, you’ll find Cayuco which feels like its own seafood adventure and casual breakfast spot.
For breakfast, Cayuco has a good selection, although slightly smaller than Mercado. It’s still a great place for a quicker breakfast, closer to the action. I usually preferred to go to Mercado, but I still did my morning here for the water views/change of scenery and enjoyed bagels, yogurts, fruits, bacon, scrambled eggs, cochinita pibil, chilaquiles, an omelette station, and more.
However, lunch was a different story. Cayuco ended up being our go-to lunch spot. It’s really easy to just drop in to take a break from the pool. It serves you a ready-made breakfast, but most of the stations are very customizable. For instance, they had premade ceviche and aguachile, but also a chef that would make it for you with all the different seafood and condiments. I went several times and would pick up their premade aguachile and go and ask them to add avocado!
There’s also a custom pasta station, fish station, salad station, pizza station and several grab and go options. The fresh shucked oysters were another favorite of mine.
We never got to try their dinner, but they’re known for their specialty lobster tacos with chipotle mayo or the melt-in-your-mouth catch of the day grilled on the plancha. Don’t miss out on their cool margaritas blended with local fruits, which are the ideal seaside accompaniment. The stunning scenery and laid-back ambiance make it a must-see for any seafood enthusiast.
Arenal
- Cuisine: Mexican Comfort Food
- Hours: Open for Lunch from 1:00 PM – 6:00PM; Dinner from 7:00 PM – 11:00 PM
- Dress Code: Casual (Lunch); Casual Formal (Dinner)
- Reservation: Not Required
- Menu: Lunch , Dinner
- Location: Casa del Diseño – Map
Arenal, nestled under the jungle canopy, takes Mexican comfort cuisine to the next level. This is where you go for your steakhouse vibes! I mean, there aren’t many all-inclusive resorts where you can get a tomahawk included! We only managed to go for dinner, but we highly enjoyed it.
Many people said it was their favorite restaurant. For us, we were excited to have the option in the mix, but we gravitate more towards the international cuisines. It does have a lot of comfort food cuisine like corn, mashed potatoes, etc. It was a good spot and I would go again, but it wasn’t necessarily my favorite steak. We also got the octopus which I was not a fan of, but I also didn’t mind that because since everything was included, I could easily find something that fit my palate.
Tah-Xido
- Cuisine: Contemporary Japanese
- Hours: Open for Dinner from 6:00 PM – 11:00 PM
- Dress Code: Casual Formal
- Reservation: Required
- Menu: Tah-Xido
- Location: Casa del Patrón – Map
Tah-Xido was the hardest spot for us to get a reservation. We booked our stay just a week before going, and while we immediately put in our request, this restaurant was already booked out! All this to say, make sure to get your reservations early! If you are unfortunate like us, you can show up 30 minutes before the restaurant opens to get on the waiting list!
If you want to try Tah-Xido’s contemporary Japanese restaurant, make a reservation because this is a popular experience among guests. Be flexible about your day and time to reserve a table and enjoy a range of Japanese cuisine. Try their sashimi or classic rolls if you’re into sushi. Hesitant to attempt anything new? You must try the Yaki Udon, which comes with stir-fried noodles and your choice of seafood or meat! They also offer other delicious dishes, like tempura.
However, if you want an interactive dining experience, choose Hibachi! Experience culinary genius firsthand as expert chefs prepare your food on a hot iron griddle right in front of you. The chef wowed us with amazing tricks while cooking a tasty meal: fried rice, grilled veggies, and 5 yummy proteins (beef, chicken, salmon, shrimp, even octopus!). Our waiter picked perfect drinks that matched the food just right. The hibachi experience was delicious and fun!
There is also a third option that will blow your mind! It’s an additional cost, unless you’re a guest of Casa de La Playa, the extra-luxe Xcaret hotel, but 1000% worth it.
Take a 3-hour culinary trip to Tah-Xido, where the cooks demonstrate their skills and Chef Luis Arzapalo creates a unique 13-course omakase experience just for you. Moreover, it’s a very personalized and lengthy process that can take up to 4 hours, which makes sense considering how much food is involved. There is nothing light about this omakase!
This exclusive experience begins with a festive touch: a bottle of Nami, the first Mexican sake, is served along with your meal. Each meal showcases fresh, seasonal ingredients, surprising your palette with unexpected combinations and amazing flavors. The menu does change based on the season and what they catch, so you could come multiple times throughout the year and get a different experience!
Experience an ensemble of tastes, like ours:
- Start with a savory pastry, followed by a fun tuna tart “Japanese taco.”
- Enjoy sashimi options such as akami, chutoro, and kamatoro, all complemented by a mild soy sake and mirin sauce.
- Enjoy the melt-in-your-mouth texture of Wagyu beef with deep-fried onions and teriyaki, while crunchy seared Campeche fish pieces provide a refreshing contrast.
- Don’t miss this unique seafood clam with shrimp, scallops, and Japanese mushrooms, which celebrates the ocean’s wealth.
- A highlight is A5 Wagyu nigiri with a scorpion! This daring addition imparts a crispy texture and smokey taste to the unbelievably soft meat if you’re brave enough.
But the trip doesn’t stop there:
- Enjoy a traditional Japanese sponge cake with raspberry mousse, vanilla powder, and fresh lychees for a delicious finish.
- As a special anniversary treat, a delicious second dessert awaits, providing you with a memorable experience.
Tah-Xido is more than simply a meal; it’s an engaging experience that satisfies your taste buds and awakens your senses. They also serve gluten-free, vegan, and vegetarian requests. It’s an evening to remember, with great service, fresh ingredients, and innovative cuisine.
Vegan Options at Hotel Xcaret Arte
If you’re vegan, you don’t have to feel like you’re missing out at Hotel Xcaret Arte. Of course, every restaurant has several options for people who are vegan, but there is also a restaurant completely dedicated to vegan food! Hotel Xcaret Arte fulfills your needs with specialized vegan cuisine, Apapachoa, and vegan alternatives throughout other restaurants. Their Guest Service Managers are also trained to assist with dietary preferences, providing you a wonderful and stress-free culinary journey.
Apapachoa
- Cuisine: Vegan
- Hours: Open for Breakfast from 7:00 AM – 1:00 PM; Dinner from 7:00 PM – 10:00 PM
- Dress Code: Casual
- Reservation: Not Required
- Menu: Breakfast , Dinner
- Location: Casa de la Paz – Map
This vegan refuge demonstrates that 100% plant-based meals can be both interesting and tasty. Savor Poblano Chilaliques, tortillas with portobello and cremini, or a vegan lasagna bolognese for a hearty meal. To complete your dining experience, indulge in their vibrant smoothie bowls, brimming with antioxidants and an essence of tropical delight. Furthermore, Apapachoa, celebrated for its breathtaking resort views and serene ambiance, provides the perfect setting for a wholesome and guilt-free pleasure.
Coffee Shops at Hotel Xcaret Arte
Start your day right with these coffee shops!
Cafeteca
- Hours: 6:30 AM – 11:00 PM
- Reservation: Not Required
- Type: Coffee Shop
- Menu: No Menu link
- Location: Casa del Patrón – Map
Consider Cafeteca to be Xcaret’s own delightful coffee haven, with a distinct traditional twist (think Starbucks with a hint of Mexican enchantment!). Additionally, they prepare a range of fresh fruit and vegetable boxes, cool soft drinks, and a delicious selection of sandwiches and pastries – ideal for on-the-go snacks or light treats in place of a full meal.
Additionally, you can order your typical coffee drinks. They provide flavored water and drinks in elegant containers to satiate your thirst throughout the day. They even offer lactose-free options!
Cafeteca is open from 6:30 am to 11:00 pm, so whether you’re a late riser who prefers a slower pace or an early riser who wants to see the dawn, they’ll greet you with open arms. Allow them to lighten your mood up with every thirst-quenching drink and appetizing bite of your amazing Mexican getaway.
Step in to savor the aroma and set off on a delicious culinary exploration—your personalized coffee experience is waiting for you!
Cafecito
- Hours: 24 hours
- Reservation: Not Required
- Type: Coffee Stand
- Menu: No Menu link
- Location: Casa del Patrón
Do you need a coffee fix when Cafeteca closes its doors? Enter Cafecito, your go-to spot for self-service coffee! Nestled within the resort, this lovely hideaway has coffee machines when you need a pick-me-up after café hours.
Don’t worry if you need an instant boost before Cafeteca opens! A comparable coffee machine is close by, providing you with access to a fresh brew at any time. While Cafecito has a slightly bigger selection than its tiny counterpart, both provide the necessary fuel to continue exploring the attractions of Hotel Xcaret Arte.
So, whether you’re an early riser or a night owl, you can always get your coffee fix. Simply select your preferred brewing station and begin on a unique coffee journey! Remember that sometimes the finest discoveries are made on your own.
Poolside Dining Options at Hotel Xcaret Arte
While we never really figured out hours of these stands, there always seemed to be the best food and snack options for if you just wanted to stay at the main pool and eat without having to step into one of the restaurants. There always seemed to be a Mexican fruit stand, but we also saw different rotating options of hot dogs, elote, tacos, paletas (popsicles), and other items.
The rooftop bars on Casa del Diseño and Casa de los Artistas at the Hotel Xcaret Arte have dedicated bars serving a variety of beverages, snacks, and light meals like salads, sandwiches, and tacos. You can order and collect your food and drinks directly from the bar and then bring them back to your poolside spot.
Room Service at Hotel Xcaret Arte
Your All-Fun Inclusive™ package includes 24-hour hotel room service at Hotel Xcaret Arte, so you can indulge in deliciousness whenever you choose! Beat late-night cravings or enjoy a leisurely breakfast in bed. Even while certain orders could take longer at night, regular meals—especially breakfast—always come on time.
Are you experiencing thirst? Take advantage of unlimited drinks service! Need suggestions? Try the infamous “Divorced Egg” for a unique savory taste. Additionally, indulge in their famous “Chilaquiles” for breakfast, lemon pie for dessert, or shrimp pizza for supper. The salmon bagel, French toast, cheesecake, hotcakes, and Caesar salad are among the other dishes you really must try.
Order your special requests via the TV in your room or go through the full menu right now by clicking this link. Keep in mind that there is a different room service menu for the guests of Casa de los Artistas. ¡Comamos!
Frequently Asked Questions About the Restaurants at Hotel Xcaret Arte
Prepare your food palate by checking the FAQs below:
Is Food Free at Hotel Xcaret Arte?
Food is mostly provided at Hotel Xcaret Arte! Dive into a variety of cuisines at their many restaurants and bars, which also provide room service and minibars. Remember that Xaak and Tah-Xido’s omakase experience requires extra costs, and some luxury products may incur additional expenses.
Don’t forget that your accommodation includes entrance to the Xcaret parks, several of which include food and beverages.
How Many Restaurants are in Hotel Xcaret Arte?
Hotel Xcaret Arte has ten signature restaurants, excluding Xaak, which requires an extra cost. Additionally, there are several bars and lounges around the resort that provide a variety of cuisine and beverages. So, while there are ten primary restaurants, you may choose from a far broader range of dining experiences when you consider all of the bars and lounges.
Is Room Service included at Xcaret Arte?
Yes, room service is included with your stay at Hotel Xcaret Arte. You may enjoy all of the hotel’s mouthwatering culinary selections from the comfort of your suite at any time of day or night. Keep in mind, however, that certain specialized goods or premium drinks may incur additional charge.
Is Alcohol Included at Hotel Xcaret Arte?
Most drinks flow freely at Xcaret Arte! Enjoy house liquors, select beers, and basic wines at most restaurants, bars, and even with room service. But remember, premium brands, fancy cocktails, and Xaak restaurant’s offerings might require extra charges. So, raise a glass to wonderful memories, responsibly!
Can You Visit the Restaurants at Hotel Xcaret Mexico?
While both Hotel Xcaret Arte and Hotel Xcaret Mexico belong to the same group, visiting restaurants at Xcaret Mexico isn’t directly possible if you’re staying at Xcaret Arte. However, there are several different options for exploring culinary delights beyond your hotel’s restaurants:
- La Casa de la Playa: Located beyond the two resorts, this beach club features restaurants and bars available at both hotels, offering a variety of cuisines and atmospheres. We stayed here and you can read about our full experience.
- Xcaret Parks: Your stay grants unlimited access to all Xcaret parks, including Xcaret and Xel-Há. Moreover, many of them include restaurants with included meal options, expanding your culinary horizons beyond what your hotel offers. Enjoy your bracelet’s perks here.
- Artistas Suite Upgrade: If you stay in the Artistas building at Hotel Xcaret Arte or have a junior or higher-level suite type, entrance to Hotel Xcaret México’s restaurants, including Las Cuevas, may be available for an additional fee. Before choosing an upgrade, be sure you confirm it directly with the hotel.
Enjoy savory discoveries within your own hideaway and expand your culinary horizons beyond the Xcaret network!
What is the Tipping Policy at Xcaret Arte?
While tips are not required at Hotel Xcaret Arte’s restaurants and bars, leaving a tip is a kind way to recognize the staff’s commitment to your experience.
Typically, a 15%-20% tip on your bill indicates good service. If you were particularly delighted with the care and hospitality, consider going above and beyond this range to make a lasting impression.
Remember that even a small tip makes a significant impact on the staff’s livelihood. Tipping acknowledges their hard work and ensures that their love for hospitality remains strong!
Restaurants at Hotel Xcaret Arte: Final Thoughts
From morning snacks to starlit drinks, Hotel Xcaret Arte’s culinary experience offers something for everyone’s taste. Savor regional delicacies at Apapachoa or Kibi-Kibi, enjoy Michelin-starred creativity at Encanta, or energize your park adventures with Cafeteca’s fresh food. Whether you want culinary creativity, exciting music, or just beautiful views, Hotel Xcaret Arte provides a delightful retreat that lasts long after your final bite.
Don’t forget to share your Hotel Xcaret Arte food crawl with me on social media using #MCAHotelXcaretArte! ¡Buen provecho!
Last Updated 9 months ago by Jessica Serna | Published: February 29, 2024
