Let’s be up front for a moment: for the average person, an evening*at Teatro ZinZanni is something of an investment. Tickets range from $106-141, and while that includes a five-course meal, it doesn’t include your bar tab, gratuity, or the $10 per guest “dining room service charge.” And since no photography is allowed inside ZinZanni’s elaborate, romantically-lit Spiegeltent, it’ll set you back another $20 if you want a photo to remember the occasion.

Then again, ZinZanni is pretty memorable all on its own—and if you take the time to crunch the numbers, all that food plus the three-and-a-half hour accompanying show starts to look like kind of a solid deal. Bonus: how many other places in town is it not only acceptable but encouraged to don a feather boa while dining? Continue reading Teatro ZinZanni’s Newest Show More than Worth the Ticket →