Mad Nice
Italian restaurant · Midtown
4120 2nd Ave, Detroit, MI 48201
Highlights
Coastal Italian flavors & California vibes, pizza, pasta & spritzes
Coastal Italian flavors & California vibes, pizza, pasta & spritzes
"Mad Nice serves up coastal Italian flavors and California vibes. Expect a variety of pasta dishes, which have included specialties like duck pastrami cavatelli, sweet corn mezzaluna with pork belly, ricotta, blistered tomato, chili, rigatoni ragout, along with other entrees. In addition, visitors can expect naturally leavened pizza that diners can slice using a pair of giant scissors brought to the table by a friendly server, rotisserie Amish chicken, and other wood-fired specialties." - Serena Maria Daniels
"Mad Nice serves up coastal Italian flavors and California vibes. Expect naturally leavened pizza that diners can slice using a pair of giant scissors brought to the table by a friendly server, rotisserie Amish chicken, and other wood-fired specialties. To drink, Mad Nice features a seasonal spritz menu, a robust wine list, and a variety of non-alcoholic beverages." - Serena Maria Daniels
"Mad Nice serves up coastal Italian flavors and California vibes and that means its naturally-leavened pizzas are on point. Diners can slice their crisp crusts using a giant pair o scissors brought to the table by a friendly server. Go for a classic margherita with tomato, basil, mozzarella, oregano, and chili flakes, or catch the flavors of the sea with the Clam Bake, featuring little necks, charred scallions, lemon preserve, lardo, and mozzarella cheese" - Serena Maria Daniels
"One of Midtown’s newest neighbors is the upscale Italian-American spot Mad Nice. The opulent yet inviting interior makes for the ideal place to grab a mushroom pizza or a drink. Its Phony Negroni is the perfect N/A alternative to the classic Italian cocktail. If you’re in the mood for something a little lighter, their shrub and soda makes for an excellent aperitif." - Will Reaume
"A newly opened Midtown coastal-Italian eatery drew local attention this year amid resident concerns about parking in the surrounding area." - Serena Maria Daniels
