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We split a blueberry danish pancake which was covered in blueberry coulis, sweet cream, almond streusel and…wait for it….filled with lemon cream cheese. Lots of breakfast classics that are indulgent AF but using locally sourced ingredients. To me, the menu looks like an elevated version of IHOP. They have a great selection of omelets, pancakes, and eggs Benedict. Everything is customizable with veggie, cheese, meat and sauce toppings / fillings.

The Snooze menu is pretty complete with everything you’d ever want for breakfast (or by the time when we got seated…lunch). Don’t lash out at your server (it’s not their fault Snooze is so popular) but if you check out the menu beforehand you can place your order speedy quick. Prepare your order beforehand. If you’re like us, by the time you get seated you’re going to be hangry AF and ready to nomz.Take your food to-go and eat in the comfort of your own home to get away from all the hangry, mimosa tipsy patros waiting in line. Place an order to go. The hostess stand takes orders, so if you’re looking to get in and out this might be the best way to do it.

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If you’re unfamiliar with Favor - it’s an app that has people run errands (aka favors) for you–like grocery shopping, delivering to-go orders, or maybe even putting your name down on the wait list! If you haven’t signed up, you can use the code ANASC5 for $5 off! Pretty clutch idea, if you love the food but not the wait.

Use Favor. We saw plenty of Favor runners picking up to-go orders.

Get drunk at the bar. If you’re going to be standing and waiting 1 hour + before you get seated, you might as well use that time to pregame, get a buzz on a take the edge off.

If you can stand the Houston humidity, volunteering to sit outside will get you seated immediately.

But they have some big ole umbrellas that would keep the rain away / the sun off your back.

Volunteer to sit outside. It had rained earlier on the day we went, so the patio was initially closed, so they weren’t seating people out there.

Go on a Monday morning. I think that’s the only time I haven’t seen hordes of people waiting outside.

Moral of the story? Send someone 2 hours ahead of your regular meet up time to put your name on the list. The wait was 45 minutes to 1 hour long and we were seated after about 1 hour 15 minutes. The second time, we planned ahead, didn’t go out the night before, and arrived at 9:30am. The first time we tried to go to Snooze we arrived at 11am.

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Plus Snooze, being considerate as they can be given the circumstances, offers you complimentary free coffee while you wait.

Don’t make coffee. 5 minutes can make the difference between six groups adding their name to the waitlist before you.

But you probably have a better chance of getting seated if you arrive before the sunrises. The place opens at 6:30am, and while I haven’t been there at that time I’m sure it’s busy then as well.

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Below are some tips on how to make your breakfast experience the most enjoyable while you’re waiting to get seated.

For better or worse, Snooze is doing great business but its popularity makes it difficult AF to get a table. Located at the corner of Montrose and Westheimer, this new spot has been packed since the day it opened. “Snoozers,” and has been named top 10 for employees who would recommend their job to a friend for three years in a row on Glassdoor.In case you haven’t heard there is a new brunch spot on the Houston restaurant scene: Snooze. The brand is also known for its commitment to its employees, a.k.a. in 2006 by the breakfast-loving Schlegel brothers, Snooze specializes in innovative breakfasts made with responsibly sourced, fresh ingredients. Snooze is dedicated to bettering communities and the planet through thoughtful breakfast experiences and by following a robust set of sustainability guidelines, donating 1 percent of sales back to the community and raising funds for non-profits through annual events, such as Pancake Day and Bacon Day.