Snooze, an A.M. Eatery

Celiac friendly?

Yes

The waiter was very attentive to my gluten free needs and my daughter’s dairy free restrictions. The gf options are huge, like most of the menu can be accomodated - French toast, pancakes, eggs Benedict, etc. So many options that I needed help ordering. I ended up getting half orders of OMG French toast and Habernro Eggs Benedict. Amazingly wonderful! It’s my new favorite breakfast spot! If waiting for a seat is an issue, then try to come at times that are earlier or not a weekend. But worth the wait! Definitely wasn’t “living without” here!

Celiac friendly?

No

Told my server I was gluten-free and he knew what that meant. Ordered the Lox 'n Latke Benny. It was delicious.

Celiac friendly?

Yes

I ordered the sweet potato bacon mashup and it was amazing! The staff was very knowledgeable about which items could be made gf and also dairy free. I did not get sick.

Yummiest breakfast and pancakes ever for a celiac like me!

Almost any “bread item” (toast, pancakes, waffles) can be made gluten free. My wait person asked if my gf request was due to preference or allergy. The pancakes (King Arthur) are served with gluten free market and are the best I’ve ever had. It’s my favorite gf place!

Celiac friendly?

Yes

They don’t have a separate gluten free menu but they can prepare almost anything on the menu gluten free. I’m very sensitive of the last three places I ate out I got sick but I didn’t get sick here so I’m super happy to have one restaurant on my list of safe places to eat! I even asked the waitress to note how sensitive I am to gluten and they took extra time to prepare my meal to limit cross contamination. I had the avocado Benedict it was so good!!

Celiac friendly?

Yes

Dropped a star for horrifically slow service; food is excellent, though. Went for Sunday brunch. Pineapple upside down pancake was phenomenal and not as sweet as it sounds, hash browns were a nice treat, too. I liked that you can add a single pancake to any order so you’re not faced with a just-pancakes breakfast.

Celiac friendly?

Yes

We had breakfast here everyday of our trip. There is a huge selection and almost everything can be made gluten free. It was such a relief to find a restaurant that takes Celiac seriously.

Most of their menu can be made GF and it’s really good! Their Chile verde eggs benedict comes on a stack of tortillas instead of an English muffin.

Celiac friendly?

Yes

Love this chain. No matter which location I have visited, they take gluten free very serious and makes sure no issues. This location had friendly staff and very knowledgeable.

Celiac friendly?

Yes

The menu states that there may be cross contamination in the kitchen, however they have gluten free pancake mix and several other gluten free options, my favorite being the breakfast tacos. I’ve had no problems eating here.

Celiac friendly?

Yes

My husband and I are regulars here. Only 2 items on the entire menu cannot be made gluten-free. The pancakes are amazing! Never gotten sick here!

Celiac friendly?

No

This place is absolutely not celiac friendly. They have alot of gf options but every single one of them is cooked on the SAME griddle as the gluten food. I could not eat anything here ( celiac) and my son who has a dairy allergy was also not able to eat here. We sat and watched while the the rest of our party ate. Just another restaurant that doesn't care or understand the needs of people with food allergies.

Celiac friendly?

Yes

Snooze is fabulous! I enjoyed a delicious omelette. The staff was friendly and accommodating. Felt safe eating here.

Celiac friendly?

Yes

This is the first pancake in 2 years my daughter liked. Big. Fluffy. Yummy. Great gf options. Highly recommend! We were visiting Dallas and went twice!

Celiac friendly?

Yes

Got a great breakfast and didn’t have any issues.

Celiac friendly?

Yes

Amazing! I’ve never had a cross contamination problem, although “diner” style food is notorious for it. They confirm at the table if it’s an “allergy” or lifestyle. I’ve been here 20+ times. Staff is amazing. Get the “sinful pancake” if you want something ridiculously delicious, but not at all healthy 😂

Celiac friendly?

Yes

They have the best gluten free breakfast around! The pancakes and toast are so good! I have eaten here dozens of times and have never gotten sick!

I can’t believe this place exists in Fort Worth. It can be very crowded sometimes, but the food is amazing. I had the two Eggs Benedict plate and split a pancake flight (pineapple, sweet potato, and blueberry). Everything was fresh and tasty, and the staff was very friendly and knowledgeable about the gf options.

Celiac friendly?

Yes

So many choices it is hard to decide.

We ate breakfast here 3 times in 5 days in San Diego. The options were endless and delicious. My kids were so comfortable with eating there and no reactions. The waitstaff was excellent too.

—2019 Review: Worth another Shot— My friend wanted to try Snooze so I decided it was worth giving them another shot...having Celiac Disease, I was not disappointed this time. For being busy for Sunday brunch, the staff was knowledgeable about gluten free options and ensured me that the kitchen staff goes above-and-beyond to ensure there is no cross-contamination. I had French toast and a chocolate chip pancake. The portions are actually huge so I took leftovers home. It was delicious and I had no issues during this visit to Snooze. —2018 Review— Snooze was a disappointment. I was super excited to have brunch as I saw gluten free pancakes and French toast on the menu. My grandfather and I ordered the gluten free pancake of the day. As the waitress is bringing the food to our table, she informs us that the pancake of the day is in fact not gluten free. I’m glad that she caught the mistake before we took a bite as it could have been disastrous. So while the rest of my family ate their pancakes (non-Celiac Disease), my grandfather and I had to wait for new pancakes. We ended up getting blueberry & chocolate-chip. By the time it came out, the rest of my family was done eating though. I wish the waitress knew from the gecko instead of hyping me and my grandfather up and making us wait for a new order. Snooze would greatly benefit by putting labels on their menu instead of relying on the wait staff to tell customers what is and is not gluten free.

I eat here often and have never been sick. They seem knowledgeable and accommodating of my celiac.

Super yummy! Lots of gluten free options (just ask the waiter). French toast was really tasty! Make sure you put your name in on their app!

Celiac friendly?

Yes

Snooze knows how to keep me as safe as possible eating out. It's my go to breakfast/brunch place when traveling. I usually get the snooze classic, with bacon, over easy eggs, and sub out the toast for a gluten free blueberry pancake. I always make sure to ask them to follow allergen protocol and empathize at the beginning and the end of ordering. The pancake comes out marked with an allergen stick in it. I also appreciate that they bring out my order separately from everyone else's, or at the very least, my plate has always been on top. Be prepared for long waits unless you go during the week.

The gluten free options are endless! There are only two things on the menu that can not be made gfree. The food was fresh, hot, and delicious. My new favorite breakfast spot.

Celiac friendly?

Yes

Great friendly staff. Visiting from Texas and quality is always consistent across the board. Definitely recommend this restaurant and also this location. Love how almost anything on menu can be made gluten free and I have never had an issue when coming here.

Celiac friendly?

No

NOT Celiac safe. We didn't make it out of the parking lot before getting sick.

They use the term gluten friendly on their menu. There are some GF items I didn’t feel comfortable ordering with celiacs but I’ve had success with their omelettes and hash browns so far. Always crowded on the weekend place with fun retro inspired design.

Celiac friendly?

Yes

Excellent food, carefully prepared as illustrated by the extra time they took cleaning the kitchen prep area so don’t arrive in a rush, or let them know ahead of time. Numerous choices - they don’t even mark the items on the menu and say everything can be made gluten free, but be prepared for substitutions (GF bread in place of English muffins on the numerous varieties of eggs Benedict). Also note the hours: they are strictly a morning place and are close at 2:30pm. A very small caveat: their black tea seemed to have a fruit added - unexpected and not our fave, but I’m sure they would have replaced if asked.

Celiac friendly?

Yes

Stopped in for a quick bite. Ordered two breakfast pot pies unfortunately not offered gluten free, one with fruit and one with hash browns. I was blown away with how amazing the food was. The fruit was so fresh even for it being out of season. Hash browns were great too! Drinks from the bar took longer than our food did. I loved the check being brought with a way to pay at the table, no more giving up our cards to strangers and it made it super fast to pay not having to wait for the card to come back. Would highly recommend this place to anyone. Portions were a great size for breakfast/brunch. Was told only 4 items on the menu can’t be made gluten free.

Celiac friendly?

Yes

Almost everything on the menu is gluten free, and they make sure to let the kitchen know if it’s celiac/an allergy. Also very delicious—love the sweet potato pancakes.

Celiac friendly?

Yes

When we went to Snooze the waiter was very knowledgeable, I had eggs and gluten free toast, which was very good. I would definitely go there again.

Very accommodating of GF/DF needs. Server asked immediately if there were any allergies at the table and gave good suggestions.

Celiac friendly?

Yes

I’ve been here twice and each time the service and food were excellent. Many options for GF. I’ve had the pancakes and the OMG French toast. It’s a treat to come here.

Celiac friendly?

Yes

Another great place to eat at while traveling or local to Denver. Hubby & I visited Denver for our Honeymoon and before heading to the Science Museum (awesome experience btw), we decided to grab some breakfast. It was busy and packed out the door but we waited maybe 10-15 mins for a table. The staff was friendly and knowledgeable especially with our allergies. The food was delicious and so light weight on your stomach, Pineapple Pancakes & Spud were the best combos to split. The Drunken Chai was great and the environment was on point. We will def be back!!

Staff knowledgeable. Great options including fun unique gluten free pancakes. Items cons out with gf indicator.

Celiac friendly?

Yes

Delicious and safe. Service was great, food was great, and I did not get sick. Gets packed on weekends though so watch out if you're short on time

Celiac friendly?

No

We unfortunately had a bad experience due to a mistake. We had informed our server that my partner has coeliac but they forgot to inform the chef of this. An entirely human error but the damage had been done. My partner had eaten almost 2 gluten containing pancakes by the time the server had informed us of the mistake. I know this place has great reviews and plenty of people have eaten here fine, we were just unlucky. I would add though on the menu they have a disclaimer that they can't guarantee there won't be any cross contamination.

Celiac friendly?

Yes

Everything is NOT gluten free, why would someone say that?! I've eaten here a few times without getting sick. They offer gluten free pancakes and toast, they take reasonable precautions and do a good job.

Celiac friendly?

Yes

Excellent knowledge of GF and almost everything can be made GF! My fav thing is the Bravocado Toast! Omg amazing! We will be back! I’m celiac and was totally fine

Celiac friendly?

Yes

Hands down best GF breakfast place in Charlotte. Almost the entire menu can be GF, and it’s a huge menu! I had the avocado benedict with hash browns and a chocolate chip pancake. Amazing!!!

Celiac friendly?

Yes

Yummy place! I got the OMG! French Toast. All of their pancakes or French Toast could be made GF. My kids ordered apple juice and chocolate milk with their meals. The apple juice was so yummy, more like cider. My son said it was like eating an apple. The chocolate milk was thick and chocolatey. Only complaint is that portion sizes were on the smaller side and we all left still feeling a little hungry. Kids plates needed another pancake with it. My plate could have used an egg or side of bacon...something. Definitely would come here again.

Celiac friendly?

Yes

Had the French toast and sausage links. Pretty good and marked with a tag so it wouldn't get mixed up with anyone else's order. Friendly but slow service.

Celiac friendly?

Yes

I eat here frequently and I’ve never had an issue. The staff is super understanding and can accommodate everything besides the burrito as GF!

Celiac friendly?

No

Food is not celiac safe. Try the Pancake House instead.

Celiac friendly?

Yes

We absolutely love this place. The food is great, and we have never gotten sick here from cross contamination.

Celiac friendly?

Yes

What an amazing place! So many gluten free options. I had the sweet potato pancakes and bacon. So delicious and absolutely no reactions. I would recommend this place to other people with Celiac. Our server was excellent as well and took time to assure me of the kitchen's practice to avoid cross contamination before I even ask him about it. They flagged my meal as Celiac and not just gluten free.

Celiac friendly?

Yes

Great experience! Very safe and reassuring and everything was delicious! Didn’t get sick!

Celiac friendly?

No

Every time I have eaten here I have reacted. Be careful.

Celiac friendly?

No

Ate here twice on vacation. 1st time was great. 2nd time I informed the waitress THREE TIMES that I was celiac and she still brought me gluten pancakes. I didn’t know until I asked another waitress to double check that my to-go order was gluten free, and she replied “none of them were, were they supposed to be??” Currently dying, and I’m in a car for a 12 hour drive home. Also, the bathrooms have no toilet paper, which I noticed during my three trips using only Kleenex.

Celiac friendly?

Yes

Granted I was on (legal) edibles, but this was legit the best meal of my entire life. I had the peach pancakes plus bacon.