Overslept brunch? You no longer need to worry because Holy Roller just opened its doors and is serving brunch all day long.
Created by award-winning chef Callie Speer, this restaurant is inspired by the spirit of punk rock and puts out nostalgic food with a bit of whimsey.
After 10a.m., guests are able to order brunch-centric fare such as migas kolaches, burgers, sweet tea brined chicken or a Waldorf salad during lunch and dinner.
During traditional brunch hours on the weekends, guests can order from a menu of house specials, and Holy Roller’s decadent “Sunday School” menu allows diners to choose pastry and cocktail specials from a “seven deadly sins” display.
The drink menu is full of wine and beer selections, Topo Chico-topped mocktails that can be spiked with the alcohol of your choice, and Bloody Mary pitchers that are served with a side table of garnishes for you to customize your drink.
Holy Roller is located at 509 Rio Grande 78701. The downtown diner is open seven days a week with counter service staring at 8amevery day. The full menu is available from 10am-10pm Monday through Saturday and late-night options will be available on Friday and Saturday. “Sunday School” brunch takes place every Sunday 10am to 4pm. The bar is open until 1am Friday and Saturday.
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