Most of Niko Niko's recipes were learned in Eleni Fetokakis's father's kitchen just outside Athens; the rest, her husband and son invented. Cleanliness is what Eleni is most strict about. Everyone who works in the restaurant is constantly cleaning; as soon as the woman finishes mopping the floors, she starts again. At one point her husband gave up on the place, wanted to sell everything and move back to Greece. He left, but Eleni stayed, keeping the business alive and building it into what it is today: a crowded restaurant presided over by a woman who won't stop working.

Open since 1954, the premier Italian restaurant in the Northland has been owned and operated by the Cascone family for four generations.

Customers enjoy classic dishes and attentive service in a comfortable space with modern décor. Cascone family members young and old pay attention to contemporary tastes and participate in discussions to balance the restaurant's traditions with fresh ideas.

Opa! Opa!, meaning happiness and good life, is a statement of euphoria - a toast to life would be the best way to describe its festive tone. We named our restaurant Opa! Opa! because life is good and we are blessed by the many good people we know and love. We are blessed as a family and wish to extend our blessings to all of you.

Located in the heart of Music City USA in the historic Lower Broadway District and in the shadow of the Mother Church of Country Music (The Ryman Auditorium), Robert’s Western World is Nashville’s undisputed home of traditional country music.