Mar 22, 2024 - Food and Drink

What to try at Full Belly's brunch

Full Belly added an Olmos Park location earlier this month, bringing the popular eats closer to the city center.

What to try: I ordered a creme brulee latte (it's as good as it sounds), wagyu albondigas and a lobster Benedict.

The menu is the type that leaves you torn between multiple items.
I loved that the juicy wagyu albondigas were served on a mountain of creamy chipotle grits.
The lobster was fresh and served on sourdough instead of an English muffin, which I enjoyed.

The vibe: The restaurant is spacious with bar seating.

I also liked the abundant parking, which is quite the accommodation for buzzy brunch places closer to downtown.

Stop by: 4212 McCullough Avenue

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