Rating8.0
Rating7.9
Rating8.1Four specialty à la carte restaurants carry Mexico's H Award for culinary standards. Non-Premium Level guests have access limited by length of stay; Premium Level guests get unlimited reservations. All specialty restaurants require advance bookings. Los Arcos is the only outdoor option with direct sea views.
| Restaurant | Meals | Reservations | Pricing |
|---|---|---|---|
| Don Quijote | Included | ||
| El Capri | Included | ||
| Kyoto | Included | ||
| La Cantina Bar | Included | ||
| La Fuente | Included | ||
| Los Arcos (Grill Restaurant) | Included | ||
| Los Arcos Snack Bar | Included | ||
| Pool Bar | Included | ||
| Premium Level Bar | Included | ||
| Room Service | Additional charge |
Italian
Italian à la carte with a wood-fired oven for pizzas and handmade pasta. H Award winner. Evening only, 7–10:30 PM. Smart casual dress required (men: no shorts, sandals, or sleeveless shirts). Reservations required; non-Premium guests have limited access based on stay length. The wood-fired oven produces noticeably better pizza than most resort Italian restaurants — worth one of your allocated reservations.
Signature dishes: Homemade-style pizzas, Pastas, Lasagna
Spanish
Spanish cuisine with live background music, 7–10:30 PM. H Award winner. Paella is the signature and the correct order here — it takes time to prepare properly so order it early. Gazpacho and lamb chops round out a menu that's more curated than typical resort Spanish fare. Same dress code as El Capri.
Signature dishes: Traditional paella, Refreshing gazpacho, Lamb chop
Japanese
Japanese à la carte with sea views of Mismaloya Bay, open 6–10:30 PM. H Award winner. Sushi bar, sashimi, and tempura are the core menu — celiac and vegetarian options available with advance notice. The relaxed dress code (Bermuda shorts and polo shirt acceptable) makes it more accessible for families who didn't pack formal attire.
Signature dishes: Sushi, Sashimi, Tempura
Meat and Seafood Grill
Oceanfront outdoor seating with direct views of Mismaloya Bay. H Award winner. Surf and turf focus — fresh seafood and premium cuts grilled to order. The outdoor position makes it the most atmospheric dinner option on property, particularly at sunset. Reservations required and limited by length of stay. Worth prioritizing.
Signature dishes: Surf and turf specialties, Juicy cuts of meat, Fresh seafood
International Buffet
Main buffet restaurant for breakfast, lunch, and dinner. International spread including Mexican regional dishes. No reservations needed. The buffet's Mexican station is the standout — more authentic than typical resort versions.
Signature dishes: Wide variety of international cuisine, Themed dinners (Spanish, Italian, Oriental, Seafood, Prime Rib, Mexican)
Snacks, Casual Buffet
Poolside snacks and light meals during the day. Burgers, sandwiches, and quick bites without changing out of swimwear. Casual, no reservation needed.
Signature dishes: Delicious sandwiches, Taco bar
Mexican Drinks and Snacks
Beachside bar with drinks and light snacks. The best seat on property for watching the sunset over the bay.
Signature dishes: Tequila, Mexican snacks
Bar Menu
Central gathering point for cocktails, evening drinks, and pre-dinner rounds. Air-conditioned and comfortable.
Signature dishes: Cocktails, Fruit juices
Premium Drinks and Snacks
Exclusive to Premium Level guests. Continental breakfast, premium spirits throughout the day, private check-in/out. The private bar component means Premium guests have access to better spirit quality than the standard all-inclusive bar.
Signature dishes: Premium drinks, Canapés
International
Available around the clock. Particularly useful in a resort where the suite size makes in-room dining practical.
Signature dishes: Continental breakfast, American breakfast, Arrachera, Kentucky-style chicken, Seafood pasta, Hawaiian pizza
