After a weekend of hanging downtown decides to go to Fullbelly as we live the location in Sonterra. Upon arrival we noticed the sign was much different than the location in Sonterra Is also larger in the inside with a minimalist decor. We were promptly sat as it was not very busy. It took a little while for someone to come to our table and take our order. My wife ordered the Mexican Hot Chocolate and I a regular coffee. The Mexican Hot Chocolate was a little flat and lacked the richness that a Mexican Hot Chocolate usually has. The coffee was a little weak for my taste but that is subjective. We started with the Buttermilk Biscuits and Sausage Gravy , the biscuits we moist and flaky but cold, the sausage gravy was more like gravy poured over sausage and biscuits ( we're not cooked together ). My wife ordered the Basic Breaky (eggs, bacon, potatoes milk bread toast). The eggs were cooked right and the bacon was good. Nothing special about it but is is the basic breaky. I order the shrimp and grits, seasoned shrimp with the tail in top of cheese grits, and a tomato based sauce. The shrimp were seasoned well and cooked pretty decent. The grits weren't as cheesy as expected but still good. The tomato based sauce threw off the balance of the meal and did not belong . Overall, I can say that this location does not provide the same experience service wise or food quality as the Sonterra location. I will stick to that location. read more

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We made a reservation, but when we arrived we were told that she couldn't find it. We were seated promptly, as the restaurant had plenty open seating. We ordered the biscuits and gravy. I'm used to the gravy being cooked with the sausage. This seemed more like a deconstructed version. While the gravy was hot the biscuits were cold. The gravy lacked seasoning. I'm salt sensitive, but had to add salt and pepper to the dish to add flavor. The breakfast plate was your usual breakfast dish. It was good. I've eaten at both locations and I think I prefer the food at the other location to this one. read more

Full belly never disappoints in flavor! This was my first time at this location, and the food is just as good as the original. Unfortunately, my pineapple Brie appetizer, didn't have any Brie! It was so good that I didn't even realize it until I looked at the menu again, but still... The chorizo hash was OMG delish. The side of focaccia with blueberry jam was okay; there are probably better choices. The service was excellent; we were the only ones there. The ambiance does not compare to the original, but gets points for the groovy floor. I will 100% go back for the food. read more

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I love this newer location for Full Belly. They have so much seating and a wonderful open kitchen and bar area to add to a fun vibe. I have been several times and the service has always been wonderful and the food is consistently good. The BLT was definitely a mouthful, loaded with bacon and the portions for all of the entrees are so generous. The mimosas are a great deal and for the non alcoholic side, the coffee drinks and lattes are great! I want to try the sharable cinnamon bun but it's so big, I have not ordered it yet. Full Belly knows how to do brunch and I highly recommend it, just make sure you take an appetite. read more

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I came here for my birthday brunch with my family. It was so delicious, the service was great and the prices were really reasonable! While they don't have a kids menu, you can order plain pancakes, grilled cheese or chicken strips. My toddler loved the pancakes. The portions were huge for everyone- half of us had half of our meals to take home! We ordered a cinnamon roll for the table- yummy and huge!!! The icing isn't too sweet, so it's a must try! I will definitely come back- their coffees were even good! While there are a few item menus that the other location doesn't have and vice versa, it's a must try! read more

Food was great. Restaurant is nice looking and feels clean. Staff were informative and friendly. We were a party of 7 and were informed about large party 18% gratuity which is fine and two hour seating policy. Everyone in group was pleased with their food and we'll be back for sure! read more

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I saw reservations were offered, so I made them, especially on a Saturday. It's a big place, beautifully set up. We were sat right away. The service was good, it was busy as expected on a Saturday. The food was AMAZING! I looked at the menu the night before and was excited! So many good selections, I decided on the pulled pork eggs Benedict. Flavor was perfect. I ordered the cinnamon roll too, but next time I'll wait to order after my meal. It had cooled down by the time I got to it. Im sure it would have tasted better if it was warmed. I want to go back to try lunch and some of their drinks. read more

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Great service and food just like their other location. Nothing but the best from these guys! This location is quite a bit larger and has beautiful fuchsia marble floors. The bar is right in the center and surrounded by an abundance of natural lighting from all the large windows. There is plenty of seating for larger groups. I'm so glad to see they keep expanding as they deserve it with their quality of food. I recently had their BLT, and let me tell you, it should be called a BBLT (they are not skimpy with the bacon like some places)...delicious! I can honestly say this one, and the stone oak location has become my top favorite for consistency, quality, and professionalism of staff. read more

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My first impression was 'wow this place is loud.' The design and openness lead to a lot of echoing. However, I snagged a table in the back corner where the noise was less. The menu is a mainly a dinner version of breakfast. The service was nice, but he was the only server on the floor. They had one bartender. I went for the pineapple brie bruschetta. The taste grew on me, but it was not what I expected. The bread was not toasted .. just thick. The brie was somehow made into a creamy queso. There were a lot of poblano peppers. I really liked the drink ... The Dude Abides. A mix of whisky, espresso, cream. Kalhua and cocoa. This location has promise but needs some attention. read more

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We were a Party of Three for a birthday brunch. We had made reservations, but we were able to just walk in. We ordered the Who's Hanzo drink. It was a very refreshing, perfect summer drink. We also ordered a salted caramel latte, very rich. I ordered the pecan pie French toast, roasted pineapple and bruschetta, and the lobster eggs Benny. Then, we ordered a side of bacon and a side of maple sausage. All of our food came out in a timely fashion, and I could not say one bad thing about any of our dishes. Everything was well flavored. Our waiter did a great job, and we will be back. The restaurant itself is very clean and there is enough space in between tables to sit comfortably. read more

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Really enjoyed this location. I've come twice for brunch and both experiences were great. Easy to reserve a table and they have a good amount of parking for the shopping center. The layout of the restaurant is great. I like the bar area in the middle and tables around. I ordered the sardou eggs Benny and mimosa. I like the sardou eggs Benny as a hearty vegetarian option, the dish packed with spinach artichoke and they execute the poached eggs perfectly. The potatoes really set it off for a great real portion. Looking forward to more brunches here. read more

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I came into this location yesterday with Thing Two to get some breakfast before we headed off to the museum. I wanted to come to this location to give the new kids a try, and this is how it went... We came into this location at about 840 ish, and there were very few customers at the time we arrived, and as such, I was hoping for a speedy breakfast service. Within minutes after being seated, our waiter approached the table and asked if we'd like drinks. Although I already had my java at home prior to arriving, I elected to order another cup when here. I ordered the caramel sea salt latte. The java has a rich flavor profile that is predominantly sweet. The salted caramel in this java creates a contrast that enhances the complexity of the caramel's flavo. Aside from this java, we ordered the following: Red Velvet Pancakes: Thing Two ordered this menu item. These pancakes have cocoa undertones and balance both chocolate and vanilla flavors. The pancakes had a slightly less subtle cocoa flavor and tanginess due to the buttermilk and vinegar within the batter. The pancakes weren't extraordinarily fluffy and had a bit of a crunch, which can be accredited to the semi toasted pancake edges. The packages were topped with powdered sugar and butter. When the pancakes arrived at the table, the glob of butter atop the pancakes had fallen to the side of the stack; this did not take away from the buttery top layer of the stack. Ting Two and I found the pancakes to be thick and very sweet, so much so that these pancakes could have been served as a dessert item. Lobster Benny: This lobster benedict recipe is a luxurious breakfast and brunch dish that is perfect for lobster season! Grilled sourdough is the bed for butter poached lobster meat, which is topped with a beautiful poached egg covered in rich and creamy hollandaise sauce. It's absolute decadence. The sweet lobster meat and butter made for a savory and rich combination. The diced potatoes served with the dish were browned and perfectly crunchy. However, my plate was served to me lukewarm. Who wants lukewarm poached eggs? No one! While the food served here is memorable, the speed at which the food was served could use some work. While we waited for the food to be served, the waiter did apologize for the time it took for the food to come to the table. It's difficult to understand why the food took so long to come to the table when the establishment didn't have many customers at the time of arrival. Other customers came into the establishment about 20 minutes after our arrival after our order was already placed. This location has an extensive drink menu and serves beer, wine, champagne, and hard kombucha. The menu has breakfast, brunch, and lunch items. The decor in this location is minimalistic, and because of the clean decor, the whole restaurant can be seen for any seat in the house. The kitchen is open, and the staff can be seen working in the back of the house. A 4 star rating is given for the speed of service, but this could definitely be improved upon if hot food was served here. #supportlocal read more

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A classic brunch spot and perfect for the neighborhood! Our waitress was Dez and she was very sweet and kind! We started with the cinnamon roll and requested it to be warmed up. It was GIANT and really hit the spot. I would say it can easily feed a family of 6 it was so big! My fiancé got the Not your Mama's breakfast sandwich. He said it was classic and cooked well but needed a little more flavor. The potatoes were great! A nice crispy potato with a satisfying crunch. I ordered the Pink Hippo Eggs with no bacon & it was delicious! It's a lot of cream and cheese and pairs super well on top of the toasted bread it comes with. It's definitely a heavier dish so I recommend it for anyone who wants a very rich meal. I also ordered the Crème Anglasis coffee iced and it was okay - very sweet! I would recommend it if you like sweet coffees, otherwise stick with an iced Americano. read more

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Staff is friendly. Menu has good variety. Food is good. Service is great. Parking is plentiful. read more

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Came for a work breakfast, service was great, drinks and food came out with good timing. Everything was delicious. Been here multiple times and the place always looks empty but don't let it stop you fr coming, it's still very good. read more

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Oh my goodness! I have always wanted to try this gem but was never able to make it. Today was my lucky day. First off the Brown Butter Cinnamon Roll was perfect! I have a gluten sensitivity/allergy and I broke my diet to have this gem. Our waitress was so kind and helpful. She made the experience very calming (anxiety about food containing gluten). My son ordered the Pecan Pie French toast and I had the Green Eggs and Ham. They were both phenomenal. The interior was nice and the music was great. It was the perfect meal for a rainy day. Go check out this location. read more

Full Belly - Brown butter cinnamon roll - Breakfast & Brunch Near Me - Olmos Park, Texas

Gosh I wanted to love this spot. It's nearby and the menu looks amazing. Upon arrival there was confusion on our open table reservation which was remedied but not without some back and forth and. Considering how many open tables there were we were a bit surprised but it happens. The cinnamon roll was phenomenal and we're glad we started there although it wasn't the "giant" it's described as it was absolutely delicious We did see other tables with a much bigger size than we got but we didn't have an issue with that We were celebrating a couple birthdays and a marathon finish so we had a big appetize The wait on food wasn't too bad but poached eggs were hard boiled and patty melt wasn't melty at all It was served almost cold but with several peeps with grievance we just sent one plate back and wrapped up. The gochujang Brussels were perfectly cooked and nice and hot but had mild flavor but with some salt and pepper it was ok The manager did remove the cold dish we returned and brought a bread putting dessert which was nice but still had to stop for food for the one guy left hungry for cinnamon roll, service read more

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Lucy was amazing. She was our server but she felt like family. She suggested the appetizers of baked Brie, we also ordered the focaccia bread. Both were amazing. This location is super huge compared to the stone oak one. We had a seven person reservation but one person couldn't come. Never had a bad meal. And this kept the tradition alive. Husband had the avocado toast. I had the chicken and doughnuts. My brother had a muffuletta. Sister in law had the Diablo eggs. We loved it all. I enjoyed the pink floor. But I feel the art is better at the stone oak location. Still very modern. Great place. Also if you go there. Ask for Lucy, she set the bar high. read more

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My Husband and I was looking for a new place to try and found a New American restaurant and thought to give it a go. Full Belly has been opened for almost a month. They serve breakfast, brunch and lunch and dinner on weekends. The menu looking promising. My husband ordered an appetizer, Toasted Pineapple & Brie Bruschetta and the Belly Lover's Burger with bacon and avocado added. The Burger comes with French Fries. I ordered the "Soon To Be Famous Fried Chicken" which included a crispy boneless breast and in-bone thigh, sweet & spicy green beans, corn pudding and hot honey syrup. I also ordered a glass of red wine. Well, the waiter was pleasant enough but we were not impressed with the food. The best part of the bruschetta was the pineapple chunks. The "toasted" bread was mushy and reminded me of slightly soggy toasted crustless white bread topped with bacon chips (overly cooked and hardened bacon) with melted cheese and pineapple chunks dipped in melted cheese. I personally couldn't get past one small piece. My husband's burger came out with no bacon and no avocado. The 2 patties on the burger looked home pressed and I was hopeful when I grabbed a piece of meat that felt off the main patty but it was tasteless. I told my husband that he may need salt and pepper for his burger. Fortunately, my husband said the main portion of the burger was adequately seasoned. Too bad for the missing bacon and avocado. On the up side, the waiter did offer to have it remade but my food was already out so we opted to not wait for his burger to be remade. My "Soon To Be Famous Fried Chicken" looked fairly average. The chicken thigh looked like a piece was missing from the shape of the breading. While it was cooked well and tasted good, there was not special to it. The green beans were neither sweet nor spicy. In the positive side, it was not overcooked and had a nice crunch. The corn pudding that came with the meal was nothing more than flavorless cornbread. It definitely needed something. The "hot honey syrup" that came with the meal did not help the chicken, green beans or the corn bread. My Hess "Maverick Ranches" Cabernet Sauvignon made my meal tolerable. We will not be coming back. read more

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I expected to much therefore I was disappointed. Limited menu options. The big glaze cinnamon roll was delicious. Clean and friendly with a good bar. Intimacy was the vibe. Sparse for a Sunday breakfast/brunch time. Parking is good and easy to access the restaurant. read more

20 Mar 2024 Our first visit... Went about noon and thought it would be very crowded because there were so many cars in the parking lot. But, they weren't all there: must be at some of the other businesses in the strip mall. It really looks different from the last two iterations, Glass and Plate () and Hearthstone (). Very minimalist. Nice gray tones. Some high chair tables up front and regular tables toward the back. I ordered the Lobster Benny and the husband had the Not Yet Famous Fried Chicken. My Benny was on sourdough bread, not the usual muffin. The lobster mix quantity was sufficient and tasty. My husband felt that the chicken whole good, was just fried chicken. It came with glazed green beans and a corn soufflé. I had a regular coffee which was pretty good. Also offered is lattes, Mexican chocolate and other coffees. The beer and liquor menu is pretty extensive. They are open for dinner Friday and Saturday evenings. Don't expect a separate menu for dinner. When I asked, I was told it is the items listed on the right side of the menu. The place is pretty and pleasant. Service was great. I believe there were two servers working. Go there. read more

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Brunch @ 1P on Sunday with reservations. Overheard the hostess tell incoming folks they were not seating walk-ins at that time. Restaurant was 2/3 full on our arrival. 5 minute wait for a very pleasant server to stop by for our orders. We thought we'd try their Piquillo peppers with Barbacoa as an appetizer and Don Quixote and Pink Hippo eggs. I also ordered a Bloody Mary. The Piquillo pepper appetizer arrived in 20 minutes, but still no Bloody Mary. The 3 peppers were lukewarm in a brown sauce that I'm guessing was derived from Barbacoa. It was tasteless. The Bloody Mary arrived as we were finishing the peppers. Meh. We then waited another 20 minutes for our eggs. The eggs were very good and served in cast iron pans with excellent focaccia on the side. Our waitress checked on us after the eggs arrived and refilled waters. When getting our check, she told us she comped the Bloody Mary as it took too long to reach the table. Slow kitchen and a less than memorable appetizer. Eggs were solid. Given the wait, can't say I'll return. read more

Fun brunch spot in San Antonio. Great atmosphere and comfortable table seating. Our server was the bartender and he was great! He made us some Bloody Marias that were delicious. Avocado Toasty - 2/5 No flavor, Bread was extremely tough. One egg was extremely runny while the other was over hard. The avocado was more of a bland spread. Chorizo Poblano Hash- 5/5 excellent combination of flavors. the Chorizo wasn't greasy and it had a nice spice. Crispy Chic & Smashed Donuts- 5/5 the fried chicken was not dry and very juicy, not overbreaded. I liked this version of chicken & waffles as the donuts were a little bit more flavorful. It was a great combination. Cheesy Grits- 3/5 I only ordered these because our server recommended them with jalapenos. They came out with no jalapenos and indicated they were out. The grits themselves were fine but I wouldn't have ordered them without the jalapenos. House Maple Sausage- 5/5 Great flavor, large patties, semi sweet. read more

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First time here, entered modern retro decor restaurant and greeted with a smile. Met my friend for Sunday brunch, upon entering was told if didn't have a reservation we had to sit at bar. There was plenty of seating so sat and service was quick and friendly. The barista offered suggestions. I ordered the Mexican hot chocolate with shot of espresso. We both had the chicken fried steak and eggs. Chicken fried steak was crispy and perfect batter to steak ratio. Ordered over easy eggs and also perfect. We could have shared an order cuz both of us took half home. Definitely will be back to try another dish!! read more

Full Belly - Mexican hot chocolate with shot of espresso - Breakfast & Brunch Near Me - Olmos Park, Texas

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I'm not sure which one this is. I know there's one in Stone Oak and Olmos, on McCullough. more than likely the menus are kind of close and it was 1230 on a Tuesday and a group of 11 ladies from Meet Up Dot Com came in. Some people weren't that crazy about their food and this appetizer, which was really an entree for me was really good! I heard the fried chicken wasn't very moist inside that fat breading. I heard Patty melt was excellent and there were four people that got that ! at the end of the day we will probably come back maybe in a month or two. read more

Full Belly - Jalapeño stuffed with brisket - Breakfast & Brunch Near Me - Olmos Park, Texas

I was so excited to eat here after reading all the yelp reviews. The food looked amazing. We had a 1:30pm reservation and it wasn't crowded at all. My husband asked what coffee they had and after the waitress told him all the specialties, he ordered the crème brûlée coffee and she quickly told him they were out of that one. I then ordered the pecan pie French toast with a side of eggs and bacon. The waitress came back 10 minutes later and said they were out of bacon. About 20 minutes later our food comes out. My French toast had ZERO pecans. When we told the waitress she said they were out of pecans!! My French toast was simply grilled bread with whipped cream. I didn't eat more than 2 bites. We were very disappointed in the food and service. We drove 2 hours to eat here. Never again. read more

Full Belly - Supposed to be pecan pie French toast. Apparently they were out of pecans - Breakfast & Brunch Near Me - Olmos Park, Texas

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Don Quijote Baked Eggs, I could do without the Spanish chorizo, house made Mexican chorizo would add more taste and not be as tuff. The other location features this dish without the Spanish chorizo and it's much better! read more

Full Belly - Don Quijote Baked Eggs, I could do without the Spanish chorizo, house made Mexican chorizo would add more taste. - Breakfast & Brunch Near Me - Olmos Park, Texas

Tried this one out for the first time. Service was great and food was good too. I think next time we'll try the meatloaf or fried chicken- we saw some folks who ordered it and it looked delicious I did enjoy the food we ordered today but not sure I would order it again. read more

Full Belly - Menu - Breakfast & Brunch Near Me - Olmos Park, Texas

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Full Belly is a great brunch spot option. They have decent cocktails and mimosas, plus a shareable cinnamon roll the size of your head! I haven't found my crave-able dish here yet but their green eggs and ham was tasty. Would definitely return to try more. read more

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Decided to try this place out today. On the door they say they close at 4 PM. I was there at 3 PM and they said "the kitchen decided to close early." This was my first time there. I'm never going back. I guess it's a hobby to them. They just hang out until they want to go home. read more

Went on a Saturday afternoon for brunch, no wait to be seated, the place was so cute with pink marble floors. The food and drinks were very good and the price was reasonable for brunch. read more

Full Belly - Breakfast & Brunch Near Me - Olmos Park, Texas

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Tried this place in out soon after it opened. Our server was brand new, but friendly & helpful. He accidentally placed the order for the fried chicken, but corrected the issue promptly. The food was delicious; I ate all of mine which I rarely do. I had the Sourdou Eggs Benny & it was loaded with artichoke & spinach. And the grits were fresh, not instant. Really good! The decor was nice, loved the way the did the floors, a beautiful pinkish swirl. There was a birthday party as we were leaving (accommodated like 20 people). read more

Full Belly - Crispy chic & smashed donuts - Breakfast & Brunch Near Me - Olmos Park, Texas

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We visited for Mother's Day and appreciated the special menu, but were disappointed by the lack of flexibility. Unfortunately, no modifications were allowed--even for something as simple as changing the style of eggs. I requested my fried egg cooked medium, and our child wanted scrambled instead of poached, but we were told substitutions weren't possible. Our server was kind and did try to accommodate us, but ultimately couldn't make it happen. Choosing how your eggs are cooked feels like a basic personal preference, so that was frustrating. Additionally, my sandwich was mostly bread with very little filling, and the portion sizes for the main dishes were quite small, with the plates heavily padded with potatoes. To top it off, the cinnamon bun was dry and underwhelming. read more

The restaurant had a modern look but I wasn't feeling the grayish-blue color that was wrapped around the restaurant. Maybe that color would look better for a dinner spot rather than a brunch spot. We ordered the Brie filled pastry with a blueberry compote. And if you love cheese and sweet flavors you would definitely love this shareable dish! I was a huge fan of it! I also ordered the chicken and donuts which caught my attention. The donuts were good maybe because they reminded me of Shipleys. The chicken on the other hand was too dry for my liking. It had a nice crust because of being double fried but it accentuated the dryness of the meat. read more

Full Belly - Breakfast & Brunch Near Me - Olmos Park, Texas

Mom's Birthday brunch was a hit! We had a great time here and our server was very helpful and checked on us often. The food was delicious but did come out really slow. Everything is made fresh and thinking back, I believe the other location did have a longer wait time for the food to come out as well. With that said, please do not let that deter you from visiting. I just wouldn't go if you are short on time or so hungry that it would ruin your experience. For us we were ready to catch up as a family and enjoy our drinks until our food was ready. This place is pretty spacious with plenty of natural light from the big windows and the staff is very friendly. I even noticed they said goodbye to a guest by name, looks like they do have some regulars already. We are already looking forward to coming back and trying other menu items. read more

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Not a good first impression, unfortunately. The plates we got for appetizers were dirty. We waited so long for our food and the waitress didn't check in to see if we wanted any more drinks until the food finally came. We can't blame it being a busy day because we were one of maybe 4 tables in the entire place. All the food at our 6 person table was under-seasoned and I had to get out of my chair to ask for salt because the waitress was missing again. read more

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I just can't get past the plate of shrimp and grits I was served. Just look at it- look at it! You can see what's missing- where oh where is the sauce?!? Cause this ain't it! This alone will stop be from going back, that and the stomach ache I've endured since we left. Chicken fried steak was lots of breading. Potatoes were so crisp- I'd say a bit overcooked. All those pics and reviews from the other location weren't worth the hype. Today was not a good food day... read more

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Super cute brunch/breakfast spot that just opened by the Olmos circle. The space has been completely renovated with a central modern bar. The menu is really creative with things like pineapple and brie bruschetta and cast iron egg skillets. I was super excited to see eggs sardou this far south of New Orleans. If you are needing something the morning after the night before the menu also has some heavier items like barbacoa and Springer Hill farm burger. The wait staff were really friendly and service was prompt. Currently open Mon to Fri 8-3 and until 4PM on the weekend. If in the Olmos Park or Alamo Heights area foraging for brunch this is the place. read more

Full Belly - Eggs Sardou - Breakfast & Brunch Near Me - Olmos Park, Texas

Great new restaurant! I love the floor coloring, and dining furniture. The ladies bathroom had a bit of a luxury feel to it as well with the nice decor. The food was excellent: I had the Lobster Benedict. Finally a restaurant with amazing breakfast potatoes!! They are crisped & spiced little chunky potatoes. Also, their cinnamon roll was a delectable dessert! Fun time & good service. Second visit 6/9/2024- went with my Mom & a friend. Got their delicious prickly pear mimosas, a tasty Crème Brûlée Latte, a Banana Cocktail, & my Mom got the Shrimp & Grits, & I got the Sardou Benedict. Loved everything! read more

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Just opened! We had great experience both visits because of the yummy food, but mostly because of the attentive and friendly service. I love a restaurant where the manager owner is actively working the room and checking on how things are going and making adjustments. It really shows in the great quality of food and service. I can't wait to try everything on the menu at least once. Their bakery and bread program is excellent. Cocktails are at happy hour prices all day! Portions are generous and great for sharing. Very glad to have this go to spot in my neighborhood now. read more