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Kibi-KibiYucatecan and Lebanese restaurant at Hotel Xcaret Arte

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Kibi-Kibi is a Yucatecan and Lebanese restaurant at Hotel Xcaret Arte, in Casa de los Artistas, first floor.

Description

The private restaurant of Casa de los Artistas, where Roberto Solís mashes up Yucatán and Lebanon: khachapuri and Motul eggs at breakfast, kibbeh and cochinita kafta at lunch, black adobo sea bass at dinner. It is small, calm and one of the most loved kitchens at Arte. If you are not staying in Artistas, expect to pay or be turned away.

What people like

  • The khachapuri with five-cheese sauce is a guest favorite, with a TripAdvisor rating of 5.0 out of 5 from 180 reviews.
  • Does simple things very well; French toast and bread service are breakfast highlights.
  • Called one of the best restaurants at Hotel Xcaret Arte.

What people dislike

  • Guests from other Casas question whether it is worth paying about USD 120 extra.

Cuisine

Yucatecan

Reservation

Reservations required; book through the Wish List, the Xcaret app or Casa de los Artistas reception.

Cost

Included for Casa de los Artistas guests; other Arte guests have reported about USD 120 per person

Dress code

Casual formal

Meals served

Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner

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Kibi-Kibi: quick answers

What kind of food does Kibi-Kibi serve at Hotel Xcaret Arte?
Yucatecan and Lebanese fusion by Chef Roberto Solís: dishes like khachapuri, Motul-style eggs, raw kibbeh, cochinita kafta, octopus panucho with hummus and black adobo sea bass.
Who can eat at Kibi-Kibi?
It is exclusive to Casa de los Artistas guests, for whom it is included. Other Arte guests have reportedly been able to book for about USD 120 per person, subject to availability.
Does Kibi-Kibi serve breakfast, lunch, or dinner?
All three: breakfast about 7:00am to 11:30am, lunch 12:30pm to 5:00pm and dinner from 6:00pm, with reservations required.
Is Kibi-Kibi vegan or vegetarian friendly?
Yes for vegetarians, with creamed chaya, falafel and fava, roasted cauliflower and eggplant; vegans have fewer choices, such as the Xec tabbouleh, roasted garlic with pita and the açaí bowl.
What kind of food does Kibi-Kibi serve at Hotel Xcaret Arte?
Yucatecan and Lebanese fusion by Chef Roberto Solís: dishes like khachapuri, Motul-style eggs, raw kibbeh, cochinita kafta, octopus panucho with hummus and black adobo sea bass.
Who can eat at Kibi-Kibi?
It is exclusive to Casa de los Artistas guests, for whom it is included. Other Arte guests have reportedly been able to book for about USD 120 per person, subject to availability.
Does Kibi-Kibi serve breakfast, lunch, or dinner?
All three: breakfast about 7:00am to 11:30am, lunch 12:30pm to 5:00pm and dinner from 6:00pm, with reservations required.
Is Kibi-Kibi vegan or vegetarian friendly?
Yes for vegetarians, with creamed chaya, falafel and fava, roasted cauliflower and eggplant; vegans have fewer choices, such as the Xec tabbouleh, roasted garlic with pita and the açaí bowl.

Hours

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Hours are in Cancun time (UTC-5, no DST).

  • SundayBreakfast: 7am-11:30amLunch: 12:30pm-5pmDinner: 6pm-10pm
  • MondayBreakfast: 7am-11:30amLunch: 12:30pm-5pmDinner: 6pm-10pm
  • TuesdayBreakfast: 7am-11:30amLunch: 12:30pm-5pmDinner: 6pm-10pm
  • WednesdayBreakfast: 7am-11:30amLunch: 12:30pm-5pmDinner: 6pm-10pm
  • ThursdayBreakfast: 7am-11:30amLunch: 12:30pm-5pmDinner: 6pm-10pm
  • FridayBreakfast: 7am-11:30amLunch: 12:30pm-5pmDinner: 6pm-10pm
  • SaturdayBreakfast: 7am-11:30amLunch: 12:30pm-5pmDinner: 6pm-10pm
One source lists dinner until 11pm. Casual at breakfast and lunch, smart casual at dinner.

Access

Open to Hotel Xcaret Arte guests. Guests of Hotel Xcaret Mexico generally cannot dine here; sources differ on exceptions.

Casa gatingCasa de los Artistas guests only (other Arte guests reportedly pay a surcharge)

Who can dine where at the Xcaret hotels

Format

A la carteSmall platesFamily-style sharing

Ambiance

exclusivequietintimateCasa-onlyelegant

Dietary

Vegetarian optionsVegan picks (Xec tabbouleh, roasted garlic with pita, açaí bowl)Gluten-free options

Good for

Date nightQuiet base for suite guestsRepeat breakfastsAdults only

Planning

Arte or Mexico? How the two hotels compare

Who can dine where, what costs extra, and which hotel fits your trip.

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Common questions

  • What kind of food does Kibi-Kibi serve at Hotel Xcaret Arte?

    Yucatecan and Lebanese fusion by Chef Roberto Solís: dishes like khachapuri, Motul-style eggs, raw kibbeh, cochinita kafta, octopus panucho with hummus and black adobo sea bass.

  • Who can eat at Kibi-Kibi?

    It is exclusive to Casa de los Artistas guests, for whom it is included. Other Arte guests have reportedly been able to book for about USD 120 per person, subject to availability.

  • Does Kibi-Kibi serve breakfast, lunch, or dinner?

    All three: breakfast about 7:00am to 11:30am, lunch 12:30pm to 5:00pm and dinner from 6:00pm, with reservations required.

  • Is Kibi-Kibi vegan or vegetarian friendly?

    Yes for vegetarians, with creamed chaya, falafel and fava, roasted cauliflower and eggplant; vegans have fewer choices, such as the Xec tabbouleh, roasted garlic with pita and the açaí bowl.