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DOWNTOWN · TAPAS / SMALL PLATES

What to order at
Mita's Restaurant.

Spanish and Latin American small plates downtown, with paella as a larger dish for the table. Mix a few tapas while the rice cooks, or build dinner entirely from smaller plates.

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Prices may change, and some items may be seasonal.

YOUR ORDER, SORTED

The dishes worth considering.

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Paella Valenciana

$68ten-inch pan to share

Saffron rice, clams, chicken, chorizo, shrimp and octopus make a shared centerpiece. Cincinnati Magazine singles out the paellas as standouts.

Tostones y guacamole

$13

Twice-fried plantains with garlic butter and avocado dip add a crisp, shareable plate before a larger dish.

AStrong picks

Empanadas de res con pique

$16two empanadas

Two short-rib hand pies come with cilantro-chile sauce for a meat-filled small plate.

Pulpo

$23

Spanish octopus comes with fingerling potatoes, potato foam and pimentón for a seafood tapa.

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Tetela de calabaza y hongos

$16

Blue-corn masa encloses autumn squash, mushrooms and goat cheese, with spiced pumpkin seeds and pipián.

Pimientos piquillo rellenos

$14

Goat-cheese-stuffed peppers with sherry gastrique offer another smaller vegetable-and-cheese plate.

Ceviche de camarones

$20

Poached shrimp comes with pomegranate leche de tigre, hominy, sweet potatoes, red onion and herbs.

Tarta de queso

$13

Basque cheesecake offers a straightforward finish after savory small plates. Cincinnati Magazine also praises it in its Mita's review.

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