Mio - Washington, D.C.
Mio
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The menu of Mio from Washington, D.C. comprises about 79 different courses and drinks. On average you pay about $10.8 for a dish / drink.
Mio Restaurant is renowned for its exceptional Puerto Rican cuisine served in a lively and inviting atmosphere. The dedicated chefs use only the finest ingredients to create new and exciting dishes. Whether you prefer sitting at the bar for drinks or dining in one of the cozy leather booths, Mio offers a variety of options. Enjoy dishes such as local fresh catch with pineapple and mango, pan-seared salmon, fried plantains, or a 12-oz grilled ribeye steak. You can complement your meal with a selection of non-alcoholic and alcoholic beverages, and don't forget to indulge in one of the delicious desserts available.
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Seveche offers a Latin culinary experience with dishes like pan roasted calamari and pan seared rock fish. Dessert options like eggless custard with coconut and pineapple are a dream. The warm Latino vibe at Mio creates a fantastic atmosphere, perfect for business lunches or happy hours. The ceviche and yucca at Mio are highly recommended, while the Puerto Rican Seafood Stew steals the show for mains. Though the service can be slow, the friendly staff and large communal tables make for an enjoyable dining experience. Whether you're a local or just passing through, Mio is a hidden gem worth visiting in Washington, D.C.
I'll keep this short. I took a friend to Mio for her birthday. The food was all very good, we had: tostones (fried plantains), arepitas (cheese filled savory fried dough) with black beans and slaw, salmon, and pork tenderloin. And for dessert we had Puerto Rican coffee (delicious and guava cheesecake (also delicious The service was amazing and they were even nice enough to take a few pictures for us to commemorate the evening Definitely would recommend anyone visit Mio for a simple, elegant, and well-seasoned dining experience!
Seveche was incredible and so was the pan roasted calamari with mushrooms. The entree of pan seared rock fish was cooked well but lacked imagination, it needed something to take it to the next level. Dessert of eggless custard, coconut and pineapple was a dream delivered on all fronts ,
I am from Puerto Rico and this is an excellent version of traditional puertorrican cuisine.
The Mofongo is the best outside Puerto Rico. The same for the flan.
Would not recommed. reservation with open table at 8:30pm, Mio's hostest advised 9pm on her system hasd towait an extra 30mins or so. food not that great from what i have expected from a friends recommendation. i will not go back or refer to any friends or mines Regards,.
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Pescado Local$22.4Aperitivos
Mio's Ceviche Tropical$13.7 Trio De Arepitas Rellenas De Queso$10.7 Calamares A La Plancha Con Ajo Setas Y Chiles De Simojovel$13.7Sandwiches
Hamburguesa Boricua El Hambergón$12.7Platos Fuertes
Pastelón De Berenjena Y Amarillos$16.6
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