Zou Zou’s

Wood-Fired Flatbread

Blistered and charred at the edges from the wood oven, topped with seasonal ingredients that showcase the kitchen's Levantine pantry

Hot Kasseri Cheese

Bubbling cheese in cast iron, flambeed tableside with arak and served with Lebanese focaccia.

Duck Borek

Duck sausage wrapped in crispy pastry with a l'orange sauce and pistachios — rich and architectural.

Hummus

Silky, house-made hummus served warm with olive oil pooled in the center and accompanied by fresh-baked bread for scooping

Smoked Cherry Colorado Lamb Chops

Premium lamb chops with smoked cherry, warmed cherries, and charred onions.

Lamb Kebab

Spiced ground lamb cooked over the wood fire, arriving juicy and smoky with accompaniments that lean into the Levantine spice profile

Lamb Tartare

Subtly spicy merguez-flavored lamb tartare with crunchy bulgur — refined and unique.

Roasted Cauliflower

A standout vegetable dish — charred and caramelized with warm spices, tahini, and fresh herbs that make it feel substantial rather than an afterthought

Moroccan Fried Chicken

Boldly spiced fried chicken with Moroccan flavors — a crowd favorite.

Signature Cocktails

The bar program is a genuine draw — Mediterranean-inflected spirits and citrus-forward builds that pair well with the spiced food

Mezze Spread

Ordering a selection of the cold and warm mezze as a table opener is the best way to experience the kitchen's range — labneh, muhammara, and seasonal preparations rotate with the menu

Fattoush Salad

Refreshing fattoush with crispy pita bread — bright, crunchy, and well-dressed.

Grilled Pineapple

Dessert pineapple with a jet-black charred crust — dramatic and surprisingly delicious.

Wood-Roasted Fish

Whole or portioned fish from the wood fire, simply seasoned to let the char and quality of the catch do the work — a lighter counterpoint to the richer meat dishes

Seasonal Desserts

The dessert menu rotates but leans into honey, citrus, and nut-based preparations consistent with the Eastern Mediterranean pantry — worth a look but not the main event