More Cravings

More Cravings App Gets a Refresh: Better Offers and Search

The More Cravings by Marriott Bonvoy app has been updated, and the change log points to a meaningful overhaul of the dining rewards experience.

The app’s version notes describe “a refreshed and renewed More Cravings experience” with “enhanced offers and voucher visibility, and an improved search experience.” The stated goal: making sure you “never miss a dining deal.”

That’s a lot to pack into a single update. Let’s break down what the available sources actually tell us.

What’s Changing

The update text specifically calls out two areas: offers and vouchers are now more visible, and the search function has been improved. For anyone who has used the app to find nearby Marriott dining deals or redeem Bonvoy points for meals, these are the friction points that matter most.

The old search could be clunky. Finding a specific restaurant’s current offer sometimes meant tapping through multiple screens. If the update delivers on better visibility, it should mean fewer missed opportunities when you’re standing outside a hotel restaurant wondering if your membership gets you anything.

The Bigger Picture

Marriott has been investing in its dining ecosystem. The More Cravings website positions the program as “your one stop destination to discover a world of culinary inspiration and rich rewards,” including redeeming for free nights and experiences. The app is the mobile gateway to that.

Meanwhile, Marriott’s broader loyalty moves are worth noting. The company announced in March 2026 that it signed 94 hotel deals in the Caribbean and Latin America in 2025, with six City Express openings planned for 2026. It also accelerated growth in Greece with nine new signings. More hotels mean more dining venues, which means the app needs to keep up.

My Take

This update feels overdue. The More Cravings app has always been a secondary thought compared to the main Marriott Bonvoy app. Dining rewards are a genuine perk—free breakfast credits, discounted meals, point multipliers—but they’re only useful if you can actually find and use them. A search improvement and better voucher visibility are the kinds of fixes that suggest Marriott is finally treating dining as a first-class feature, not an afterthought.

I’d want to test whether the search now handles filters like cuisine type or distance properly, and whether expired or fully redeemed vouchers actually disappear instead of lingering. The update text doesn’t get that specific, but those are the real tests.

Availability

The update was detected on July 24, 2026. As with most app refreshes, rollout may be staggered by region or device. If you don’t see it yet, it should arrive within a few days.

For now, the evidence points to a genuine attempt to make the app more useful. Whether it succeeds depends on execution. But the direction is right.