Heading up to Napa for my boyfriend’s birthday and was looking at Zuzu for dinner. Any thoughts on the food and/or atmosphere? Thanks to all! (0 replies, last updated by star September 13, 2005)

hi chowhounds! has anyone been to zuzu or cuchi cuchi? these restaurants have fun names, but how’s their food? (4 replies, last updated by chow time July 2, 2004)

Recent posts renewed my interest in Huitlacoche so I was happy to find “Corn Soup with Cuitlacoche” on the menu at Zuzu. The soup itself was a delicious corn chowder and the huitlacoche had a wonderful sweet musty... (0 replies, last updated by BigLizard September 10, 2002)

Last weekend I noticed new signage on the building that housed the late, great Willowside Cafe in Santa Rosa. I’d heard it had been sold and stopped to see what’s up. No one was around but there was a small sign... (7 replies, last updated by jreese October 8, 2001)

Just want to echo the great report Jennie Sheeks gave (linked below) on Zuzu on Main Street in downtown Napa. We went there for lunch today, assuming we wouldn’t be able to get in, but got a table with no problem. We had:... (1 reply, last updated by Melanie Wong June 26, 2002)

it’s a new spot on mass.ave right next to middle east in central sq. the menu looks really good. any reports would be appreciated. (1 reply, last updated by Reya August 14, 2001)

zuzu is still doing fine—-go and enjoy. rich (3 replies, last updated by rich April 21, 2005)

of chocolate (gelato, mousse and hot chocolate) and I had the churro. Oh ghod, the trio was out of this world!!! Skip the churro though. We are going back to O&I for sure. The next night we went to Cafe ZuZu. Very stylish dining... (6 replies, last updated by azhotdish February 28, 2007)

In the Napa Valley, good food is not hard to find. Good food, good atmosphere, and reasonable prices are something else entirely. I’ve eaten a few times at Zuzu, a tapas restaurant that opened a couple of months ago in... (0 replies, last updated by Jennie Sheeks May 21, 2002)

version is nicely richly spicy. The Zuzu special ramen is very smokey. All very good. The high stools are really comfortable – curved and very wide. They have 6 or 7 sake options, Hitachino beer in bottles, and Sapporo on... (27 replies, last updated by TheDescendedLefticleOfAramis May 9, 2009)

I called ZuZu to make a reservations for brunch on Sunday at 11am, and was told there was a table for four at 10:30 available. When we arrived, the room looked about 3/4 filled with a few open tables. I approached the hostess,... (4 replies, last updated by azhotdish August 24, 2008)

I prefer ZuZu. BdG and Mustards are good, but their type of cuisine can be found many other places - Zuzu's is tougher to find executed as well as it is there... (8 replies, last updated by Earl Grey March 17, 2008)

before we go to the Lincoln Theater Saturday. I thought this might be a possibility – other choice might be Zuzu - small plates and close. Some recent posts look good and the menu is intersting. I’ve tried to find a... (4 replies, last updated by Melanie Wong March 28, 2006)

Has anyone been to Zuzu Napa? What dishes would you recommend? Is this restaurant worth a shot if I have only one night there? (I’ve been to all of the standards). Are there any other restaurants you’d recommend?... (5 replies, last updated by Tony February 1, 2006)

hi, tonite we went to cafe zuzu at the valley ho hotel for one of their monday nite chef’s table dinners. i guess they have been doing them for about at year, i think, but it was our first trip. http (7 replies, last updated by Bill Hunt January 25, 2007)