Explore Lumbre at La Casa de la Playa, where the Rivera-Río brothers present northern Mexican cuisine shaped by smoke and regional traditions.
Lumbre is a Northern Mexican restaurant at La Casa de la Playa created by the Rivera-Río brothers. Smoke is central to its culinary identity, with influences extending from the Huasteca and Sonora to the coastal regions of northern Mexico.
| Hotel | La Casa de la Playa |
|---|---|
| Restaurant | Lumbre |
| Chefs | Rivera-Río brothers |
| Cuisine | Northern Mexican cuisine |
| Culinary focus | Smoke, regional cooking, meats, and northern coastal influences |
| Regional inspiration | From the Huasteca to Sonora and Mexico’s northern coasts |
| Reservations | Required |
| Current schedule | Dinner 5:00–11:00 p.m.; Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday |
Lumbre explores culinary traditions stretching from the Huasteca to Sonora.
Smoky flavors connect the different regions and preparations across the menu.
Their interpretation brings a chef-led perspective to northern Mexican cuisine.
Lumbre explores northern Mexico through smoke, regional ingredients, and different cooking traditions.
The concept moves across northern Mexico, incorporating inland traditions and ingredients from the country’s northern coastal regions.
Dishes, ingredients, and preparations may change. Confirm current menu options and dietary accommodations when reserving.
Lumbre brings several northern Mexican traditions together within one restaurant concept.
The smoky character of the cuisine helps give Lumbre its distinct culinary identity.
Lumbre brings the Rivera-Río brothers’ culinary perspective to La Casa de la Playa through a restaurant focused on northern Mexico and its smoky flavors.
Lumbre currently requires a reservation.
Lumbre currently operates for dinner only.
Current days are Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday.
Ask about allergies and menu accommodations.
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