A banner has gone up at 4212 McCullough Ave. in Olmos Park announcing that The Brunch Spot, a Converse breakfast restaurant, is moving into the space once occupied by Full Belly Cafe. The sign reads that the new location is coming soon, with an application form indicating an anticipated opening in early December.
From Converse Location to Olmos Park Newcomer
San Antonio Magazine describes The Brunch Spot as a Converse restaurant, while MySA gives its address as 8022 Kitty Hawk Road; the Olmos Park spot marks its second storefront. As reported by MySA, the new location is replacing Full Belly Cafe at that same McCullough Avenue address, and the business is already collecting and reviewing job applications for the Olmos Park outpost, per the application form cited in that report.
The timeline comes from that same application form, which points to an early December opening. MySA says it attempted to reach The Brunch Spot by email and Facebook direct message, but the business had not responded to the Facebook message as of publication.
What's On the Menu
The Brunch Spot's menu includes chicken and waffles, pancakes, shrimp and grits, omelets, breakfast bowls, and a signature brunch burger, per the same magazine profile. The Converse location specifically serves French toast, pancakes, and chicken and waffles, according to the MySA report.
A Space With a Brunch History
The McCullough Avenue address has brunch roots that go back years. The space was previously home to both Full Belly Cafe and Hearthstone Bakery Cafe before The Brunch Spot's arrival, per MySA's report. Full Belly Cafe + Bar closed its Stone Oak location at 427 N Loop 1604 West on July 1, 2026, with owner Blade Haddock telling the Express-News about the closure.
Full Belly's run at that address began with ambition. Back in 2022, the Stone Oak favorite announced plans to open a second location at 4212 McCullough Ave., according to the Express-News, with Haddock telling that outlet he and co-owners Bryan Pape and chef James Moore were shooting for a late-summer or early-fall opening that year. That location ultimately opened on March 5, according to CultureMap San Antonio, in a building that had previously housed Glass and Plate.
Now the cycle continues, with The Brunch Spot set to take over the address. Whether the early-December target holds remains to be seen, but for now, the banner on McCullough Avenue is the clearest sign of what's coming next.
