They were topped with house-made cream cheese hollandaise and cranberry relish with a side of hash browns. We both ordered the Habanero Pork Belly Benny Breakfast, which included seared cider-braised, habanero pork belly on top of a griddled English muffin with house-made bacon-espresso jam and poached cage-free eggs. She offered drinks and we both chose water. The wait ended up being approximately 20 minutes when we received the text.Īs we arrived back at Snooze, we were quickly seated and greeted by our server. We checked in and were told it would be approximately 30-40 minute wait. Upon arrival at roughly 10:30 AM on a Thursday, we noticed people waiting outside. While in town for business, my coworker recommended we have breakfast at Snooze. Seafood Restaurants for Families in Downtown.Mission Valley / Hotel Circle Restaurants.Restaurants with Outdoor Seating in San Diego.Restaurants for Special Occasions in San Diego.Restaurants for Group Dining in San Diego.Best New York Style Pizzas in San Diego.Mexican Restaurants with Private Dining in San Diego.Caribbean Restaurants with Outdoor Seating in San Diego.American Restaurants with Buffet in San Diego.Hotels near (SAN) San Diego Intl Airport.
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The biggest challenge in getting the staff trained and the restaurant open is “keeping the party going,” said Xavier, who turned 30 on staff orientation day. “Shout out to whoever made my Smashed Avocado Benny,” said one happy “customer.” Another said his server “had a great attitude and was smiling the whole time,” despite his table’s “high maintenance” requests. Half of them served the other half first, then they all sat down to exchange feedback before switching roles. The new hires did mock service training last week. Servers are prized for being able to handle stress, high volume and “dealing with ‘hangry’ people” who may have waited an hour for a table. “You’re finding an amazing group of people to work with.” “It was exhausting but also was fulfilling as well in terms of payoff,” Xavier said.
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