Snooze, An A.m. Eatery

Snoozing on a Sunday afternoon is our idea of fun! The all time fav….Crabmeat Omelette . The blueberry pancakes are delish also. They also have the best hot chocolate with a mountain of whipped cream. 😋 Ohh my They have a full bar with seating if that’s what you’re into. You can sit there (even if solo) and watch the game. There’s outdoor covered seating for those cooler days. Love the music also.

"Call in to get a seat." Great breakfast place to eat and great plethora of food. I love the different flavor of pancakes and bread. The different drinks are good as well. Pros - Food is good - Service was great - Atmosphere is great as well - Love the pancakes Cons - Can be busy so call ahead Love Snooze whenever I'm in San Antonio!

Our first time at Snooze. We were greeted with a smile, seated immediately at a booth, greeted by our server quickly, and we had our drinks ( waters) and food quickly. We had the classic ( eggs, sausage, hash browns and toast - side note that hash brown are kind of scooped spoon or ice cream scoop type shape, but I asked for mine to be smashed and extra crispy , I wouldn't have it any other way and it was spot on what I asked for) , added the pico on the side and I was in heaven! The other dish we got was the strawberry shortcake pancakes - it was awesome!!! And made my birthday guy very happy! The strawberry jam was out of this world (I had some for my toast). Very nice place with sharp and simple decor and color scheme, clean in dining area / bathrooms, parking lot and every where else visible. Full bar seemed available, though we didn't take advantage of it this visit. I am excited to see the different locations available and looking forward to next visit to this one!

There is a lot to like about this place for breakfast, but a few areas to improve. Good: -We were able to get on the wait list virtually which is money on a sunday. We got in and got sat right away. The server was there promptly and got us started. -The good quality is outstanding. My wife had the Huevos Tostadas which wad amazing. The mole is on point and the peppers are sweet. I had the sweet potato pancakes which were light and sweet, covered in syrup and topped with pecan and powdered sugar. -service was on par with how busy it was. They are very popular and were slammed but they turned tables quickly and the food came out in a reasonable amount of time. OK: -prices. You're going to pay a bit more here. The quality of the entrees is totally worth it, but they are a bit spendy for sides (more later). For example a side of 3 pieces of bacon was $5.25 and 2 eggs were $4.25. -noise level. It's a busy place and has music loud enough to be heard over the din. Not a problem if you have young kids, matter of fact it's preferred so I don't have to be embarrassed by their loudness. But if you want a quiet place to eat, this isn't it. Improve: -kids menus. Pancakes, quesadillas, eggs and French toast. Not a bad selection, but it comes with a fruit and a hash brown side. Period. No substitutions. Not every kid will eat fruit and hash browns, so it'd be nice to substitute them for something they would actually eat. -restrooms. I hit the men's on the way out and I'd say it's slightly above a circle K in Cleanliness. Overflowing trash, quite the booger collection on the urinal wall, and only 1 urinal and 1 toilet. With as busy as they are, there should be more capacity. Also the sinks were manual operation handles for the soap and water. But at least they had a changing table in the mens!

This place was pretty good. A bit pricey for what you get. This was the avocadobenny or smashed avocado Benny. Something like that. And was about $14. They do have many alcoholic beverage options, such as Bloody Mary varieties, morning margarita varieties, beer with OJ varieties. There were some coffee with liquor options as well. Roughly about $10 a drink. Spent $80 (a few drinks for hubs included) with tip, which I thought was a bit bananas for breakfast. I'd still return as there were many options I'd like to try. And our server, Patrick, was pleasant. Also, I loved that it was a retro looking diner atmosphere.

If you need another competitor for breakfast food other that Magnolia Pancake Haus, here it is. Variety of strange breakfast foods, and a harty mix drink section for those who like to booze it up in the AM. Everything seemed to be cooked well. My only complaint is the booths are small and lack proper space for 2 people to enjoy comfortably. (One of my pet peves) other than that waitress was doing the most and food was good. Would recommend for a Sunday breakfast.

This place is a 4.5 rounded up. Prices are pretty good. $67 for 4 plates and 2 half orders. Not too bad. Service was excellent. They give kids a little handout with a crayon to entertain. And their milks came in glass cups with a little cover to avoid spills, very cute. The place is cute inside; like an old-fashioned diner. Easy parking. The vegetarian options are excellent. The adobo veggie tacos may be the best tacos I’ve had in a very long time. Just so darn good. Flavorful. They had Soyrizo on the menu which is a first! The bravocado toast was good. Wife enjoyed her pork belly fried rice. The kids liked their French toast and pancakes. No Apple Pay, but good experience.