Mita
Latin American Vegetable-Forward · Washington D.C. · Michelin One Star · Chef Miguel Guerra & Tatiana Mora
Awarded one Michelin star, Mita in Washington, D.C. is a plant-based Latin American restaurant from chefs Miguel Guerra and Tatiana Mora. The vegetable-forward dining experience features courses such as an array of custom arepas served with house-made spreads like guasacaca and chontaduro butter.
804 V St NW, Washington, DC 20001, Washington D.C.
- 1 Michelin Star
- Outstanding Restaurant Nominee
Menu
Tasting Menu
- La Herencia Tasting Menu (165) — 12-course vegetable-forward tasting journey through Latin America. Includes welcome ritual, roots, history, and sweet journey courses.
- 4-Course Menu (75)
- Prix Fixe Menu (95)
- 14-Course Tasting Menu (165)
- 6-Course Prix Fixe (105)
Dishes
- Arepas (21) — Plantain, potato, yuca, corn, wheat with guasacaca, cashew sour cream, chontaduro butter
- Modern Bienmesabe (12) — Coconut sponge, coconut praline, pineapple sorbet
The Experience
A relaxed room built around the chef's counter. The meal is structured around a tasting menu. A good fit for a romantic evening.
- Occasion: Romantic
- Atmosphere: Relaxed
- Format: Tasting menu
- Setting: Chef's counter
Phone: +1 202-929-7792
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