Snooze: What’s Vegetarian Editorial Review

Snooze runs a scratch kitchen full of bacon, sausage, and pork belly, but it still keeps a real vegetarian menu if you know where to look. The Vegan Banana Bliss Pancakes, a build-your-own veggie scramble, and a tofu scramble swap all work, and none of them require special pleading with your server. A few dishes that sound safe on the surface aren’t, though.

What to order at Snooze

The Vegan Banana Bliss Pancakes are vegan as served, no substitutions needed. The Garden Harvest Omelet is the vegetarian pick among the egg dishes, and the Tofu Scramble, while not always printed on the menu, is a regular order staff know how to build. The Smashed Avocado Benny and Sweet Potato Veggie Smash Up round out the vegetarian side, and Abbot’s Plant-Based Chorizo works as a fully vegan side order.

What to watch out for

Biscuits and Gravy looks like a classic vegetarian breakfast item, but it’s built on rosemary sausage gravy, so skip it. The Whipped Cottage Cheese Bowl and Basil and the Bee Burrata Toast both carry real dairy and a drizzle of honey, which rules out vegan but not vegetarian. Most of the benedicts, like the Ham Benedict III and Habanero Pork Belly Benny, come with meat by default, so the Smashed Avocado Benny is your one safe pick in that section.