Snooze, an A.M. Eatery
After a ten-ish year hiatus, I finally made a return to Snooze. Back then, the lines were so long we were closer to dinner than breakfast. It really put me off… #eog. Forgive, move on,…
1 / 4After a ten-ish year hiatus, I finally made a return to Snooze. Back then, the lines were so long we were closer to dinner than breakfast. It really put me off… #eog. Forgive, move on, and try again!
This Sunday morning the wait was only 20 minutes. Just as the hangry side of me was preparing a coup, our party of 4 were seated.
Tip: Snooze might be the unofficial brunch-date capital of the free world. Couples to the left, couples to the right—if you’re flying solo, bring a houseplant. Or Moses. Either way, expect some long glances with those choices.
Omar, our server, was great—welcoming, fun, and kept the coffee flowing like the Jordan River. There’s indoor and outdoor-ish seating, and the overall vibe was both comfy and laid-back in all the right ways.
We ordered the Garden Harvest Omelet, Juan’s Breakfast Tacos, and the Pancake Flight (cinnamon roll, strawberry cheesecake, banana bliss). Ironically, the pancakes were the weak link—dry and forgettable, like something you’d eat at a Dust Bowl fundraiser. But the savory dishes were a solid highlight. Hopefully just an off day with the pancakes, because everything else hit the spot (as the hundreds of glowing reviews seem to agree).
Snooze is worth the return. We’ll definitely be back (sooner than the next decade). Moses recommends it, though he did mention the pancakes could use a little manna–or at least extra butter.
