Teatro ZinZanni

Reviews

• Christine A.

  star star star star star 27 August 2026

  Excellent parking. Excellent venue. Excellent service. Food was pretty good (a little cold from start to finish). They do have a ton going on but overall the flavor was good.
  Regarding the show.. amazing. Absolutely incredible singing and a variety of fabulous performances. Kent (comedic drag queen)  entertained nonstop and had me in stitches most of the evening. The Godmother almost made me cry with her vocal talent. We are very lucky to have this caliber of performers in the Seattle area. The maid / contortionist is beautiful, strong, gifted and will mesmerize your entire party. She made it to the semi finals on America's Got talent.
  Excellent magical show too.
  Just a lovely happy birthday evening for me celebrating with my dear mother.

• Jordan J.

  star star star star star 26 August 2026

  I saw Decadent Delights - Teatro ZinZanni changes it's shows so I can only speak to this one.
  
  Here is how to make the most out of the evening.
  
  1. See an evening show.
  2. Start off by doing a little wine tasting in Woodinville.
  3. Get there 45 minutes early and grab a drink. There is a little shop and plenty of thing to keep you busy.
  4. Dress to impress.
  5. Buy good seats it's worth it. Though it did appear that even the "cheap" seats had a great view.
  6. I'd recommend pre-ordering the cheese plate - it's nice to have waiting for you when you get there.
  7. The food isn't great. AND THAT'S OKAY. The show is worth the cost of admission. I upgraded to the crab cakes - probably wasn't worth it.
  8. Come ready to laugh and be amazed for almost a 3 hour show - it's non-stop fun.
  9. Get a table of 4 or 6 and go with a group of friends it will enhance the experience.
  10. The total bill will add up - it's easy to throw on some extras so be prepared the night won't be cheap... Still 100% recommended.

• Qiong S.

  star star star_border star_border star_border 18 August 2026

  We've been 3 times in Seattle, but 1st time in the Woodinville location. Food is still mediocre, and the show is pretty much the same as before. Brought parents and kids this time. Party of six, so I checked my bill at the end of the show.
  Waitress charged me 3 iced tea when I ordered 2 for my parents. On the menu, it says iced tea has free refill; we didn't take advantage of it, just asked for one more for my mom. I pointed out the 3rd should've been free, and she removed the 3rd. She didn't change the amount of gratuity oh well just extra $1.
  But, what I don't understand is that they charge $8 per person called "meal gratuity", and then something called "meal tax", on top of that, and 20% gratuity since we had 6 people, and then another tax.
  On top of the tickets we'd prepaid, we ordered $118 worth of drinks and appetizers, and the bill is $225. That's $107 on service charges and taxes. Someone explain to me how the heck that happened! My parents and kids had a good time, that's the 2 stars. The fees and taxes feel like a rip off. That was the last time for me and my husband.
  Oh, we did have to purchase our $22 photo.

• Julie C.

  star star star star star 12 August 2026

  My son and I were celebrating his last day of fourth grade, my 49 birthday and my 4 year anniversary of beating breast cancer.  He was speechless and in absolute awe as you all transported us into a beautiful magical place where anything is possible.

• Trista H.

  star star star star star_border 10 August 2026

  My wife and I attended the Hollywood & Vine show for date night.
  
  I purchased discounted general admission tickets through my employer for $183.50 a pair. General admission seating is on the outskirts of the tent/show. Many of the general admission tables were seated with 6-8 people. Thankfully, our table was seated with only 4 people. I personally wouldn't choose general admission seating again since I had a beam that obstructed my view.
  
  Free parking can be found in the parking lot. Discover is an accepted form of payment. Doors open 1 hour before the show starts. Seating starts 30 minutes before the show starts. During the wait time, one can purchase a drink from the full bar in the waiting area or peruse the small stand selling theatrical garb.
  
  My wife had a couple Scotch Ales for $7.50 each and I had a couple glasses of Borne of Fire Cab for $14 each.
  
  A four-course meal is part of the purchase price. The appetizer (antipasto) was set out at each seat before everyone was seated. My wife and I both enjoyed our appetizer. The second course was a bowl of Butternut and Carrot Soup. The soup was bland and boring. We both wasted the soup. I ordered the Roasted Pumpkin Ravioli and my wife ordered the Butter Prawns. My Roasted Pumpkin Ravioli was like eating dessert - too sweet for me since I prefer savory. I wasted my entree. I shared my wife's entree of Butter Prawns. Delicious entree. Dessert was Chocolate Espresso Mousse which was okay. Each course is served throughout the show and takes about 20-30 minutes in between. Overall, the food was unappetizing and hoity toity to match the ticket prices. There is an $8 gratuity added per person at the end of the show.
  
  The show itself was amazing and entertaining. The performers were engaging and interactive with the crowd. The theatrics and costumes were visually appealing and exciting.
  
  There is a photographer that takes photos of everyone throughout the evening. At the end of the show, photographs are staged in the lobby for people to dig through and purchase if desired. I myself am not interested in an actual photo print. I would have purchased a digital copy though if it was offered.
  
  Overall, Teatro is a great date night destination for entertainment. The food left allot to be desired.
  
  Thank you Teatro for the fabulous evening.