Later, the offerings expanded to include curries from North Indian family recipes contributed by her partner and husband, Loki Chopra. Since then, the restaurant scene has changed dramatically in Northeast Ohio, and numerous suburban eateries have come and gone. But the Mad Greek has stuck to its original concept as an unpretentious neighborhood taverna offering good ethnic food at reasonable prices in comfortable surroundings. At all seasons, the multilevel dining room is brightened with green plants, fresh flowers, colorful tablecloths and a fine collection of prints by Cleveland artists. Recordings of Greek music play softly in the background.
Service is casual.
When the Mad Greek opened 25 years ago, it was unique in Cleveland Heights. The menu initially featured traditional Greek dishes based on family recipes collected by co-owner Nickie Chopra. Later, the offerings expanded to include curries from North Indian family recipes contributed by her partner and husband, Loki Chopra. Since then, the restaurant scene has changed dramatically in Northeast Ohio, and numerous suburban eateries have come and gone. But the Mad Greek has stuck to its original concept as an unpretentious neighborhood taverna offering good ethnic food at reasonable prices in comfortable surroundings.