A Colorado-based restaurant known for its all-day brunch service is coming to the West U/Rice Village/Medical Center area. Snooze, an A.M. Eatery will open its newest location in the former Pronto Cucinino space at 3191 W. Holcombe Blvd. on Wednesday, March 22.
Known for its creative interpretations of classic breakfast fare, Snooze serves dishes such as Pineapple Upside Down pancakes and a Habanero Pork Belly Benedict. The restaurant also gives diners choices by offering pancake flights (up to three different options) and Benedict duos.
Its dishes are made with well-sourced ingredients such as cage-free eggs and hormone-free meats. People looking for vegan/vegetarian dishes and/or gluten-free options will find plenty of choices.
In addition to juices and coffee, the restaurant serves a full range of cocktails such as the Strawberry Martini Mimosa and different Bloody Marys. Bright colors and a cheerful staff have also helped it win fans.
At approximately 3,600-square-feet, the new restaurant will seat 99 inside and 52 on its patio. The West University location joins Snooze’s other Houston-area restaurants in Montrose, the Heights, Town & Country, Webster, Katy, The Woodlands, and near the Galleria. A new location is expected to open later this year in Stafford's The Grid mixed-use development.
Prior to its grand opening, the restaurant will host a two day soft opening that will raise money for Ronald McDonald House of Houston, the Periwinkle Foundation, and the the Snooze Compass Foundation, which provides emergency grants to Snooze employees.
“We’re thrilled to continue growing in Houston — already one of our biggest markets — with our West University location,” Snooze CEO David Birzon said in a statement. “As a mission-driven company, we look at growth not only in terms of opening more restaurants, but also in expanding our culture and ability to give back to new communities by partnering with amazing local organizations for our pre-opening weekend.”
Courtesy of Snooze
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