Snooze, an A.M. Eatery

Im visiting my family from out of town, had an amazing experience at this location! Both my mom and I are extremely symptomatic celiac. Our server, Anita took such care to ensure that all our concerns were very clearly addressed and the manger even came over to check in on us and gave us extra treats. I’ve never been so confident and felt so comfortable and safe eating out before. Will definitely return again next time I visit. Thank you so much!

We enjoyed a lovely breakfast at Snooze this Friday morning. We were warmly greeted and seated quickly. Our server was attentive and quick. I ordered a lavender latte with oat milk and my husband ordered a chai latte. My lavender latte was served beautiful, but the taste was just ok. The lavender flavor was a bit overpowering compared to what I typically enjoy. I was most excited to try their pancake flight because they were able to make all of their pancakes gluten free — it did not disappoint! The cinnamon roll pancake was my favorite. We also ordered a classic breakfast and it was all perfectly cooked. We would certainly visit again!

Super disappointed with my experience at Snooze today. After several visits here and trying multiple dishes I have come to the conclusion that the only food worth ordering here is the pancakes. Today I ordered the corn beef hash and sent it back because the hash browns tasted sour and had a very starchy texture. I ordered the Chilaquiles with barbacoa instead..awful. I did not complain a second time, I just ate the barbacoa and set the rest of the dish aside. When we got our bill at the end, the only thing that made me feel better about paying full price for my meal was that we had gotten a free flight of pancakes which were very good, and were made gluten free at no additional charge. After paying out the bill we realized that the tip percentages were based off of the original ticket total which included the corn beef hash I sent back and the free pancakes. Ended up giving a 20 percent tip on a 70 something bill rather than the actual $39 bill. How crappy is that.