Snooze

Describes Snooze's breakfast burrito as huge, while noting Snooze is a chain.

Says Snooze's hollandaise uses cream cheese, which they find lazy and unappealing.

Says Snooze is the weaker option, unremarkable and very crowded on weekends.

Says Snooze isn't worth the time.

Complains the place is very loud inside.

Likes the plain buttermilk pancakes at Snooze.

Suggests adding breakfast sausage and calls that version excellent.

Agrees with the hollandaise complaint and says decent Benedicts are hard to find on weekdays.

Advises asking for a Cinnful pancake order, described as an off-menu item with several toppings, at Snooze.

Names Snooze and its pancake flight as the suggestion, with no further detail.

Included in a weekly South Austin brunch-goer's list of brunch suggestions.

Loves the pancake flight at Snooze.

Says they love Snooze's rice dish with pork belly and eggs; asks for more Northwest Austin spots.

Snooze is their easy go-to: quick in and out thanks to the online waitlist; food and drinks are good.

Says it opens early and rates it highly, even though it did not start in Austin.

Praises Snooze as wonderful.

Rates the food as amazing and says you can join the waitlist remotely.

Suggests getting take-out Snooze and calls its french toast outrageously good.

Praises Snooze's atmosphere and several Benedicts; advises arriving early since it's busy.

Recommends Snooze as the better alternative for people who like this cafe.

Enjoyed their pancake flight at Snooze.

Includes this in a long, unranked list of favorite breakfast spots.