Crazzy Greek II — Restaurant in Norwich Township

Came and were told that due to staff issues they were only serving carryout. We were disappointed, but prepared to still enjoy some food. While we were deciding, the gentleman at the front told us "you know what, go ahead and sit. You can eat here" we were very surprised, but delighted! We ended up having the spicy garlic feta fries, which were amazing, he even made sure they weren't too spicy for me. We also had the grilled tilapia feta pasta, which, again, was fantastic. The tilapia was seasoned well, cooked right, and they even accommodated for my partner's texture issue with the marinara! We also had just the regular feta pasta, which was great as well! 10/10 would recommend this place. The gentleman who helped us checked on us frequently and was extremely accommodating! Not sure why they're having staffing issues, if I lived in Hilliard I would have applied right...

So disappointed as Crazzy Greek seemed like such a good choice when we walked in the door. Amazing aromas, friendly atmosphere and food that was just awful. I ordered the falafel Pita and my husband ordered the Kafta Pita. The falafel was raw on the inside and full of grease. Even after asking the sandwich be fixed and showing our server the raw falafel (to which she even voiced her displeasure)it was returned to me again raw. Either Crazzy Greek is using frozen falafel and not cooking it to temp or they just don't know how to make falafel. I should have known when after placing our order she returned to tell us they were out of tahini...it's a restaurant that serves hummus and other specialties, how do they run out of a basic ingredient? We won't be giving this place a second chance, it's just not worth throwing good money away...

Beef Shawarma over done and dry, chicken oddly spiced, and cinnamon forward rice that makes no sense. You can tell that this place was once a place that was good for dine-in, and then they just ended up leaning on delivery services. A wonderful impressionistic looking mural of beachside greek life and various vines painted along the walls with a cloudy blue sky ceiling treatment juxtaposed with sticky floors and chairs. Broken booths left untidy next to a sad table displaying junk jewelry and glass cases with god knows what in them for no apparent purpose. The place looks like a disaster struck and everyone left in a hurry yet are still there running a restaurant. Its not all bad though, you can get a decent chop salad with the T.Marzetti balsamic dressing and a kids nugget if you want...