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The Corinthian Restaurant, conveniently located in Clifton, has been serving authentic Greek food since 1983. Dining under a spectacular array of plants, cascading beneath a three-story skylight has been a 17-year tradition for Cincinnatians and out-of-town visitors with ethnic tastes.
Housed in a hundred year plus building that once served as a garage for carriages, the Corinthian restaurant
is rich with history. After the invention of automobiles, the Corinthian was the City Garage, storing city-owned vehicles. In spite of the fact that the building was an old garage, the owners have created an atmosphere that has the warmth to make everyone feel welcome.
The Corinthian is owned and operated by
Fay and | Nick Katsaounis. |
Fay is a native New Yorker, while Nick is originally from the city of Patras, the third largest (and most beautiful) city in Greece.
All food is fresh and prepared to order.(--no fast-food microwave here--) For a real treat, try Souvlaki: marinated pork served over rice pilaf with fresh mushrooms. Or order the Mezai plate, a specialty of the house.
The restaurant is open at 11:A.M. for lunch Monday through Friday. Specials are prepared daily.
- Don't miss Tuesday's Pan-fried chicken!
- Dinners are served until 9:p.m. Monday through Thursday, and Friday and Saturday until 10, featuring the best Prime Rib in the country.
- Most Entertainment cards are honored. All major credit cards are accepted.
- Just want a burger? Choose from the vast selection of gigantic half-pound burgers, chargrilled to perfection served with the Corinthian's own steak fries.
- All items are available for take-out and the Corinthian also uses Dashing Diner, a service that will pick up and deliver any (or all) menu items to your door.
- Gift Certificates are available.
- After 10 p.m. on Friday and Saturday nights, the restaurant transforms into a Latin Disco, with salsa and merengue dancing til closing.(2:30 a.m.)
- Sunday nights are usually Greek nights with belly dancers, Bouzouki players and Greek dancing. The whole cross-cultural thing seems to work.
To learn more about Greece and Greek food, click the little Parthenon
and enjoy!
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