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Great atmosphere and our server, Brandon, was top notch! Food was great tasting and ample portions. Green chili was an excellent addition to my 3 egg …
Anthony
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Eggs Benedict done sooo well! I'll be back with friends in tow!!! I would recommend this place to anyone, a culinary delight and great service.…
Thomas TdOg Pruett
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Commercialized and kitschy. I get the same thing every time. The Cuban Benedict or any variation of it they put on the menu. Extra pickles and hot sau…
KitTay
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10 Reviews on “Snooze”
Delicious, as advertised. We avoided the classic Benedict and pancake specialities (much lauded) and sampled the Havana sammie – like a breakfast Cuban – and the Lower East Side. Both great, and the former one of the best sandwiches I’ve ever had. Decent service but not the strong suit here. Great array of specialty drinks. Atmosphere retro & fun – expect it to be loud, and don’t plan on any significant conversation. Highly recommended.
This place gets a lot of hype, but they hype is mostly on point. The pancakes at Snooze are delicious. A flight of whatever new pancakes are on the menu, plus one of their delicious Benedicts is a great brunch meal. The coffee, espresso or mimosas aren’t anything special; so while waiting for an hour on the weekends, check out one of the many coffee shops on Pearl.
Love this place for breakfast/brunch. The playlist is always on point, the staff is fun and helpful and the food is delicious. They even have gluten free pancakes!! They have rotating pancakes, so if you’re in the mood for something sweet, be sure to ask what the pancake of the day is. The whole menu is delicious, and I usually order a Palomimosa (grapefruit, champagne and tequila), coffee, and Spuds Deluxe (think hashbrowns covered in whatever meat and veggies you want). If you’re coming here on the weekend, be sure to allow for a bit of a wait. Luckily Snooze takes your cell phone number so you can stroll down Pearl Street and check out all the local stores. monikamcmahon.com
I’m not sure I’ve ever had corned beef hash that was as good as the one I got at Snooze. Everyone comes for the pancakes, but to me, the savory selections are the stars of the show. It’s always a wait, but totally worth it.
Amazing breakfast spot with nice patio and retro styling. Been there with the wifey three time in the past four weeks and have not been disappointed yet. Awesome breakfast burrito, pineapple upside down pancakes, breakfast tacos, and weird yet good twist on biscuits and gravy (puff pasty instead of biscuits). Get there early or be prepared to wait. Sit outside and people watch. Took off .5 point for Boulder/Pearl St pricing.(Parking on the street is free before 9 am.
Chile Verde Benny. Hubby had this and devoured it!07 Jan, 2015Juans Breakfast Tacos. Added red peppers and it was awesome!07 Jan, 2015Amazing! We were in Denver four days and ate at Snooze twice. We had the Benedict verde, breakfast tacos, spiced pear pancakes, breakfast pot pie and a burrito. The kids ordered French toast twice. We would definitely go back. Everything was excellent.
Best brunch ever. Visited June 2014, me + date. menu looked interesting so decided to check it out. was treated to the most spectacular brunch entree i’ve ever had, and one of the best dining experiences to boot. this place is extremely well-run, and although there is generally a wait on weekend mornings, it’s tolerable. hell, they give you coffee and let you walk the neighborhood with em. hard to complain. service was exemplary – brief, courteous, effective, pleasant. my spicy bloody mary hit the spot perfectly. i was in the mood for a benedict, and they have a nice selection. the server offered to mix and match the benedicts so you can try 2 things. HOLY CRAP who does that? too sweet. i had the havana and the chilaquiles and both were freakin transcendent. bread pudding to replace muffin? devastatingly good. pile o tortillas to replace muffin? yes please. tender pork, delicious hollandaise tweaked to fit the flavors…im glad i was sitting down, because i got weak in the knees. i’ve had a lot of brunches in my day (live in new orleans) but this topped them all.