Here are five things you need to know about Snooze:ġ) BREAKFAST BUT DIFFERENT. By doing breakfast differently, Snooze has the power to make a difference. Last weekend, guest contributions and proceeds raised over $7,919 which were directly donated to Compass Foundation, TAMU Office of Sustainability and Boys & Girls Clubs of the Brazos Valley. Every pre-opening weekend, Snooze hosts “Community Days” and partners with local non-profit organizations to host breakfast benefits for each as a way for Snooze to show their dedication to local causes. Snooze’s mission extends beyond serving delicious food and drinks with its ongoing support of the local community. outdoor space, Snooze provides the ideal gathering place for students to meet and dine with friends, family and classmates. Located near the main campus of Texas A&M University with 4,100 sq.
With each Snooze we open, we always give back to our neighbors and make a direct impact within the community - through our community days, local donations and partnerships.” “We know the more than 69,000 student Aggies on campus are not only going to love our fresh, bold breakfast flavors and morning breakfast party, but also our support of the College Station community. “We are thrilled to be opening in College Station and look forward to welcoming the community through our doors,” says General Manager Brian Whitson. The rapidly expanding breakfast and brunch restaurant - known for serving “Breakfast but Different” - is bringing its creative takes on classic breakfast items to one of the largest college campuses in the U.S. Eatery is opening a brand new location in College Station, marking the 18th Snooze in Texas and the first just steps away from Texas A&M’s campus. We want to give back to our community and our world.Denver-based breakfast concept Snooze an A.M. “We don’t want to be just involved in ourselves.
“Our standard is that as a restaurant we want to give back to our community,” said Denham. While Snooze acknowledges that they will not be keeping any of the earnings from these pre-launch days, Denham stated that they are happy to be helping out the local community and that events like these fit perfectly within their company standards. So we’ve had a really great turnout and folks have been really kind and generous in their gift-giving,” said Wellman. “They were hoping to get 300-500 and, I think that we’ve probably hit almost 400 people. If their pre-opening turnout shows any indication of local interest, Snooze can expect to see a steady stream of success in their new College Station location.
“But I’m super excited to finally be here in College Station right in time for move-in week.” We all know what happened March of 2020, so it’s definitely been a journey,” described Denham. “We were supposed to be here July of 2020. Originally expected to launch in July of 2020, the Denver-based breakfast/brunch eatery is now back on track after having its original opening plans derailed by Covid shutdowns. “They really like to partner with organizations that have similar philosophies and so they approached us and asked if we would be willing to partner.” “Snooze AM Eatery is a new business in town and they actually reached out to us because their corporate philosophy is one of sustainability being a core principle,” said Kelly Wellman, Sustainability Director at Texas A&M University.
In addition, their staff places an emphasis on composting and recycling. Using all-recycled products in their restaurant, everything from the furniture to the lighting is sustainably sourced. With a sustainable mindset thoroughly ingrained in the company’s mission, Snooze has many features that will make even the most discerning nature enthusiast proud. Snooze’s new University Drive location features a veritable array of color, delectable daybreak delicacies, and a delightfully cheery waitstaff ready to welcome their pre-opening customers. It gives us practice for our servers to train before we officially open.” “And before we open new restaurants, what we’ll do is we’ll have them come in. “We partner with community partners in the area like Texas A&M Sustainability which aligns right with our sustainability programs for the earth,” said Denham. Douglas Denham, the Assistant General Manager at Snooze, described their relationship with Texas A&M’s Department of Sustainability and the Boys and Girls Club of Brazos Valley.
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