Dine & Drink

Maroma, Riviera Maya features four distinct dining destinations: Casa Mayor for all-day Mexican cuisine, Woodend by Curtis Stone for live-fire seafood and meats, Bambuco by Handshake for inventive mezcal cocktails, and Freddy’s Beach Bar for casual beachside drinks and a raw bar menu. Together these venues make Maroma, Riviera Maya a true culinary destination on the Riviera Maya coast.

No, Maroma, Riviera Maya is not an all-inclusive resort. Rates include an à la carte, cooked-to-order breakfast along with daily coffee, tea and hot chocolate, while lunch, dinner and drinks at the property’s restaurants and bars are billed separately.

Casa Mayor is the signature all-day Mexican restaurant at Maroma, Riviera Maya, with every seat facing the Caribbean Sea. The menu reinvents traditional Mexican dishes using locally-caught seafood, and breakfast items like tacos and quesadillas are hand-prepared tableside. Casa Mayor serves breakfast from 7:00am–10:30am, lunch from 12:00pm–5:00pm, and dinner from 6:00pm–10:30pm.

Woodend by Curtis Stone is the beachside restaurant at Maroma, Riviera Maya built around live-fire cooking, using a charcoal oven and wood-fired grill to prepare sustainably-sourced seafood, meats and plant-based dishes. Guests can choose a tasting menu or small plates, and the restaurant is recognized in the Michelin Guide.

Yes, Woodend by Curtis Stone at Maroma, Riviera Maya manages its own reservations, so guests should contact the restaurant directly to secure a table. Because dining venues at Maroma, Riviera Maya can have seasonal closures, it’s worth confirming availability before your visit.