For traditionalists, there’s corned beef hash, perfectly cooked eggs and some of the best rye toast I’ve ever had. There’s also a Pancake Flight where you can sample any three pancake flavors, including Pineapple Upside Down, Sweet Potato, Blueberry Danish and Peanut Butter Cup.įrench toast also comes in a variety of flavors, including the decedent OMG!, stuffed with mascarpone and topped with vanilla crème, salted caramel, strawberries and coconut. Snooze even suggests sampling various items on one plate, like the Benny Duo where you can choose a half order of any two eggs Benedict offerings, such as the Italian-style Bella! Bella! or the southwestern-influenced Chile Verde. Want a half order of pancakes? No problem. to 2:30 p.m., the menu favors brunch favorites, but also offers a few non-breakfast options.Īll the brunch classics have been given a creative twist, but what really sets Snooze apart is its allowance – even encouragement – of customizing your meal. The formula is simple: good food and lots of it, tasty drinks, friendly service and a cool environment. And in Austin, they adore it any day of the week, any time of day. The success of Snooze is no surprise: people love brunch. They’ve both been packed from the get-go.

Austin was rewarded with two Snooze locations, located on opposite ends of Lamar Boulevard, which opened within the same week in June. Two brothers started the restaurant, founding it on civic involvement and donating 1 percent of its sales to local community groups. Austin is its first foray into Texas, with a Houston location opening soon. Snooze originated in Denver a decade ago and now has over a dozen locations in Colorado, Arizona and California. It’s a concept long overdue in a city that hardly relegates its fun to weekends. Or do they? Say hello to Snooze, Austin’s newest arrival on the breakfast scene, serving up full-blown brunch – that means Bloodys! – seven days a week. But it was Thursday, and nobody serves brunch on Thursday. Eatery with an Updated Diner AtmosphereĪFTER A LONG NIGHT of Deep Eddy Vodka and Dart Bowl, my friend desperately needed a hangover brunch. According to records with the Texas Department of Licensing and Regulation, the property has undergone an estimated $650,000 renovation.An A.M. Loop 1604, occupying the former space of an Applebee’s. The popular breakfast and brunch restaurant is expected to open soon inside The Vineyard at 1305 N. Courtesy Snooze Show More Show LessĪ little more than a year after opening its first San Antonio location inside The Alamo Quarry Market, Snooze is expanding into a second location on the North Side. Courtesy Ashley Davis Photography Show More Show Less 5 of5 Walnut pancakes are on the menu at Snooze. Dave Rossman /For the Houston Chronicle Show More Show Less 4 of5 Breakfast pot pie is featured on the Snooze menu.

Courtesy Ashley Davis Photography Show More Show Less 3 of5 The Pineapple Upside Down Pancakes at Snooze. Snooze is about to open its second San Antonio location at The Vineyard at 1305 N. Dave Rossman /For the Chronicle Show More Show Less 2 of5 Snooze, the Denver-based restaurant specializes that specializes in breakfast and brunch dishes, also has an extensive drink and cocktail menu, including a variety of bloody marys. 1 of5 The chilaquiles benedict at Snooze.

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