
Hours
| Saturday | 7 AM–3 PM |
| Sunday | 7 AM–3 PM |
| Monday | 7 AM–3 PM |
| Tuesday | 7 AM–3 PM |
| Wednesday | 7 AM–3 PM |
| Thursday | 7 AM–3 PM |
| Friday | 7 AM–3 PM |
Address and Contact Information
Address: 7981 Old Redwood Hwy A, Cotati, CA 94931
Phone: (707) 664-5956
Website: http://zainasbellinicafe.com/
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Cafe Benedict , 7981 Old Redwood Hwy, Ste A, Cotati, CA 94931, US
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Reviews
I did not catch the servers name on day one. She was great as well. Very kind and did a great job serving!
Thank you both for an excellent experience!
We split the falafel mezza plate as an appetizer (add grapes leaves, “dolmas”) – which we strongly recommend for anyone looking for a “sampler platter” to split amongst a group. Everything on it was simply bursting with flavor! It’s an odd thing to highlight, but the feta cheese was very good quality cheese – flavorful without being overly salty like feta often is. The house made hummus and baba ganoush were both fantastic, and the assortment of items provided were great!
I got the mint lemonade, which was SOOOOO GOOD, and my wife said the coffee (Taylor Lane, a local roaster) was also good.
We split the quad kabob plate for our main course, and were again delighted by how good everything was! The real surprise for both of us was that we both picked the grilled chicken as our favorite of the four meats! It was tender, juicy, and just bursting with flavor as if it had been marinated overnight. Simply fantastic. The rice was another surprise – we were both hooked on how delicious it was!
Our server Qusta (pronounced coast-a) was incredibly friendly and helpful.
If I were to change anything, it would be the decor. The walls should be painted a gentler neutral color like tan or beige – the off-white was harsh on the eyes, and was made worse by the cool blue lights they have. They should definitely immediately switch to warm light LED bulbs or something similar: the color of the light and the walls contribute to giving the space a feeling almost like being in a cafeteria. That said – the food is so f**king good that it’s worth it! Go here! You won’t be disappointed!
Service: we were seated right away. They weren’t that busy. I actually had to request for water. The food took awhile to come.
Ambiance: It’s looked dated. Looks like an old
Cafe with a bar. They had regular tables and high seating tables as well.
I’ve enjoyed many a meal at Marvin’s so I felt a little guilty being there… But Zania’s Bellini Cafe is too good to pass up.
The menu is a mix of brunch favorites and Mediterranean dishes. You can get breakfast all day.
We didn’t come prepared for adult beverages but the coffee (local favorites Taylor Farms) was super tasty and it easily held it’s own paired with the rich and delicious House Benedict. My meal was a feast for the eyes and a treat for the tastebuds. Hollandaise sauce was light and freshly made. Potatoes were perfectly cooked.
My brunch-mate said her omelette was perfect, the veggies fresh, mushrooms juicy and plump. The biscuit looked light and amazing and she confirmed that it was every bit as good as it looks.
Outdoor seating and intelligent COVID adaptations add to the charm. We spoke to several members of the staff and everyone was lovely. The service was great and we left feeling happy and well fed.
Next time falafels and pita. A good sized appetizer went past us and looked very tempting.
I cant wait to go back and sample more of their menu.
I hope to see you there!