Brunch Snob

Son told us we had to go (visiting from VA) - Glad he did, really enjoyed the whole experience from start to finish. Greeted & seated right away, clean and spacious dining area. Awesome art & decor throughout with unique and clean bathrooms. Our waiter was Ryan (awesome) we never wanted for anything as he checked on us frequently throughout our dining. Menu had a nice selection of basic breakfast & lunch with a mix of one of kind entrées. There was 4 of us and we all ordered something different from Burger to Mother Clucker. Everything was served hot & delicious - zero complaints. Look forward to future visits so we can try more menu items !!!

Ok so I get that people love this place and we wonder if their other location might be better? First time here. I had submitted an online waitlist request and I tripled checked to make sure it was the Chandler location. Got there and the young lady said it must be for the other location...ok then. There were 6 of us and the wait only ended up being about 15 minutes, which was great. By the time we left, there were many people waiting for a table.Had a great server, friendly and on top of orders...my rating is for the food specifically. We all found the food to be mediocre at best. This is a newer location we learned and friends were surprised because the other location they say is fantastic. Could be an off day?Pancake was totally raw, hash was crispy but just had an off kinda greasy taste. One order of the over medium eggs came with runny whites. Cinnamon roll was huge but a bit underdone in the middle and a bit overdone on the outside. Those of us who ha potatoes felt they were a tad greasy as well.So keeping three stars and we will try the other location.

This is a great place for brunch. The food and the drinks are very, very good! What's not so great is thewait. We were a party of three and waited over an hour on a Sunday morning around 11:30. Which I recognize is prime brunching time. But that's not their fault, it's because Arizona has zero infrastructure so everyone flocks to something when it's any good.They play great music, the service is excellent, and the only downfall I could see in the place was that there were unisex bathrooms and sometimes if you went in after a messy (read: pee on the seat!) person, you would have to walk right back out to try another bathroom.All in all really liked it!!! might try to go back during a less busy time.

When walking in I was impressed! Big booths and comfortable. Didn't like the restroom layout! The sink is one big sink, like a trough. The paper towel dispensers are automatic, the soap is BUT not the faucets. Kind of defeats the whole purpose of having automatic soap and towel but not faucets? Germs! We sat down and I ordered coffe but had to stir my coffee with a knife. I asked our server if they had brew tea and if they had syrup to add? She said no. I walked up to bar and asked and she said "Yes, we have all kinds of syrup!" If a worker doesn't know they need to say; "I am not sure but let me check" but nope just a flat "no we don't". It should be listed on the menu you have flavored syrup available. And it's not listed on the menu you offer brewed black tea.The coffee mugs had price stickers that were still visible. Did they buy them from target or goodwill? They are all different.Our server never came after we received our meals to check on us, she walked by at least a half dozen times, and never refilled my coffee. We placed our plates to the side of the table when we were done so we could get our check. She now comes and asks us how is everything can I get you anything like a box? A little late. Ok that was our first visit here.

My newest thing is going to brunch places, and as brightly decorated as this place is their plating is very lackluster. I ordered the steak and chorizo scramble, and when it came out it honestly looked like throw up and was not appealing to the eye. It was also lacking in flavor, all I tasted was the green chiles. The Birria Tacos were okay but the consumme was sooo watery and had no flavor. Our server was nice though, although we really didn't see her much. Probably wouldn't come again. But I did enjoy the little touches of decor.

This is my second Brunch Snob. I ordered the Crazy Clucker. It was meh. I'm not saying I "wasn't impressed". I'm saying it was just food. I didn't particularly enjoy it.My buddy and I sat at the bar, so that was nice. Service was good. Kitchen was pretty slow. My meal had an egg which was cool, nearly cold. The chicken was fine. Biscuit was bland. Hash browns probably a little underdone for my tastes.I wouldn't go back by choice. If so, maybe I'll just get lunch.

Been waiting to check this spot out and finally got a chance today! Arrived at 1045 on a sat and got seated right away (don't get it twisted though, the place is packed!). It's located where the old B.L.D. was, but I feel like they took over more of the space in the place, because the place is HUGE. Plenty of tables and booths in the main area, a huge double sided bar with seats inside and outside on the patio (which also has plenty of seats and is dog friendly!), plus a huge room in the back behind a glass wall (perfect for a private party). Love all the funky art and decor, and the vibe is awesome. Server MacKenzie greeted us relatively quickly and was friendly and patient with all my questions and nit picks on my order. The menu is expansive and there's something for everyone (bennies, sweet stuff, eggs, omelets southwestern goodies, lite "healthy" stuff, chicken fried baconetc.), and there's plenty of boozy items as well to continue the party after a night out on the weekend.Hubby got the French toast with overeasy eggs. Eggs and bacon were cooked perfectly. The French toast pieces were nice and thick and it was not overpowered by cinnamon or sweetness. I got the avocado toast (no egg or cream cheese) --only vegan thing I could get--and a side of hash browns (which are not vegan but i still wanted them). I always feel guilty ordering this because it's way too expensive for a slice of bread and avocado (or should at least get a discount for not having egg or cream cheese on it), but it was still delicious. It came with romaine lettuce, 2 slices of tomato, and a strawberry on the plate, and everything was covered in the everything but bagel seasoning. I would never think to put that over salad, but it was delicious! The lettuce was super crisp and fresh, as was the avocado. The hash browns were thinly shaved strips as opposed to the normal type of hash browns. So they were different, but good. Nice and crisp on the top. I would have just preferred to have more of them crispy as the underneath part was still a little soft.Food came out super quick too which I wasn't expecting with how packed it is here, so kudos to the kitchen staff and expediter! Service was great, bussers turned over tables quickly, and the whole place looked clean. Definitely a great brunch spot to come check out any day of the week!

I had a good time! Ordered chilaquiles and French toast to share. The French toast was crispy on the outside but soft and chewy on the inside. It comes with cream cheese and maple syrup dip. The chilaquiles was delicious and very filling. The eggs and meat were done perfectly. I asked for over easy eggs. More alcohol based drink menu, they do have coffee such as lattes and cappuccino. We sat outside and they put a heater next to us. Service was very prompt and attentive!

Today we had the pleasure of having a late breakfast at this cute restaurant. The service we received from Gabriela was amazing, she was very engaging and pleasant. The menu is great and the food was even better! If you are in Chandler you must stop in and try them out! Order the Princess Snob drink as it's super cute and has my favorite sugar confection cotton candy on top!

You walk in and it looks very similar to the old BLD which is replaced.The service was great! I really loved all the warm greetings from the workers and kindness from all. For being called brunch snob it's not snobby- you get a paper napkin and fork and there's no coffee/ latte menu which I thought was really odd. Seems like their vibe is more alcohol focused which is an interesting concept for a spot in the suburbs. They do have an espresso machine and can make lattes - I got a vanillla latte that was decent, a little sweet but not bad- it was super hot which I enjoyed. My husband got a chorizo and steak scramble and loved it. The kids got pancakes and eggs which they both devoured. I got the smoked brisket benedict which had good flavor but was lukewarm. The temp really threw me off. The homefries come with a red chili flake situation on them which tasted good, but they were also lukewarm (big bummer). I really wanted crispy, hot potatoes. We might give it another try in a few months when they work out the kinks.