Immigrant Food at The White House

"Chef Enrique Limardo’s fast-casual restaurant with an immigrant-supporting mission serves bowls and sandwiches that mash up multiple cuisines. The Madam VP Heritage order pays tribute to Harris’ Indian and Jamaican heritage with coconut-curry chicken on turmeric rice, baby spinach, plantains, chickpeas, and pineapple. There’s a classic pressed Cuban with pineapple pickles, a banh mi made with adobo chicken, and tamarind-blasted barbecue ribs." - Missy Frederick, Tierney Plumb

"Immigrant Food is showcasing a new dish for Immigrant Heritage and Pride Month all of June. The team chose a Greek dish, the “Greek Rainbow Salad,” to honor the recent strides for LGBTQ+ equality. Greece legalized same-sex marriage in February, becoming the first southeastern European country to do so. In honor of the month, Immigrant Food will donate 25 percent of sales from the dish to AsylumWorks at the end of the month." - Evan Caplan

"This eclectic restaurant with a menu created by Michelin-star Chef Enrique Limardo has a beautiful patio overlooking Pennsylvania Avenue. The menu is an ode to immigrant gastronomies - it's a fun, healthy culinary representation of America's immigrant diversity."

"The “gastroadvocacy” restaurant from acclaimed chef Enrique Limardo sends out mugs of Austrian hard apple cider made with mulling spices. Find the fruity and crisp drink ($6) on the beer list at its original location near the White House and its dressier Immigrant Food + offshoot inside Planet Word museum." - Kalina Newman, Tierney Plumb

"Immigrant Food at the White House will host a surprise daytime dinner on New Year’s Eve from 11 a.m. to 3 p.m. Guests will only know details about the meal after securing their spot on Tock. The secret menu from chef Enrique Limardo and chef Mile Montezuma promises elevated takes on festive dishes and drinks enjoyed around the world, complete with a Washingtonian twist." - Vinciane Ngomsi