We had never been to this establishment, we've sure missed out. Decades ago this was a home of a well-known family pioneers of citrus industry in the area. The structure is fairly big decorated nicely with plenty of tables to sit down and enjoy your meal. There's outdoor and indoor dining. The customer service is fantastic. Our server Isa friendly, courteous and attentive. We ordered pork chops and eggs, chicken fried steak with eggs ,biscuits and gravy, potatoes and orange juice. The food was really good will be coming back really soon. There's plenty of parking.

mollys souper restruant has really really good food and there servers do a good job and give our food on time too

Has become our weekend breakfast spot. Theres always a lot of people waiting but the line goes by very quickly. Its not expensive and they accept dogs. They have their own dog menu too. Street parking.

Molly's Souper is perfection. It has the most generous patio that makes dining al fresco so nice especially if the weather permits. Every nook and cranny of the restaurant is filled with knick knack things you'd find in someone's granny's home. And lo and behold, there are plenty of grannies dining here. The decor is a little kitschy, but very homey. I love it. My friend and I shared the following: -club sandwich ($11.99): bacon, fresh sliced turkey, tomatoes, and lettuce on toasted bread with mayo -kitchen sink omelette ($11.99): four eggs, ham, bacon, mushrooms, olives, tomatoes topped with cheese I personally loved the kitchen sink omelette - the eggs were so buttery even in omelette form. The very best part: unlike other kitchen sink omelettes, this one had no green bell peppers! Even better, they use black olives! For that alone, I'd order this again. The chicken club was superb as well. It was salty, crunchy, and mayo-y - everything you're looking for in a club. While they don't offer fries, I felt like the homestyle potatoes were a solid replacement. The restaurant (and prices) are untouched by time. Molly's Souper is a quintessential neighborhood spot.

We love coming here. It's a cute place with a lot of character. It can get busy, especially on the weekend. Once seated, service moves fairly quick, from time they take your order to having your meal served. Servers are attentive and friendly. My family's favorite is the country fried steak and eggs and biscuit gravy. We always asks for our country fried gravy on the side to maintain our crispy country fried. The country fried steak is crispy, but not over fried. It is still tender and moist inside. It is well seasoned, but not overly salty. I deviated from my norm, and ordered the egg Benedict, which was very good as well.

My friends and I were looking to eat some breakfast and I couldn't be happier with my experience at Molly's. The highlight was undoubtedly their steak and eggs breakfast for $14 which is super affordable. Everything came out quickly even though it looked busy. What made this breakfast even better was the fact that I could enjoy it outside with my furry friend. The outdoor seating was spacious and accommodating for my dog, creating a lovely dining atmosphere. Additionally, it's worth noting that there was plenty of parking available, making the entire experience convenient and stress-free.

Probably one of the best and most popular spot for breakfast! LOCATION: plenty of parking on the street can be harder on busier days and the weekend. In the heart of downtown Upland. Great area to walk around and shop afterwards. SERVICE AND ENVIRONMENT: great service from the start, very hospitable and kind. Constant check in on what you need. Environment is very old classic diner feel. FOOD: decent portion for an affordable price $10.99 gets you something good. The potatoes were tasty and the omelette had a decent size to it with many toppings. Biscuits and gravy were nicely smothered and delicious. Highly recommend Molly's for breakfast!!

Great place to come eat for brunch. It's a cozy home from the early 1900's turned into cafe. They have breakfast, lunch, and dogs are happily welcomed! The bike trail is just steps away from their doorstep, so you can always cycle in. My family and I came on a Saturday morning about 10 am and it was pretty packed. Surprisingly there wasn't much of wait for our party of four, cause we were seated almost immediately, while the party's of 9 had to wait. After being seated we waited a bit to get our drinks ordered, but they finally came out. Our food was a different story though. We had to wait for quite a bit, but our conversation at the table and gorgeous scenery, kept us occupied. I ordered "Billye's Texas Benedict." It's ham on English muffin topped with two eggs and cheese sauce on top that had a slight kick. The meal was tasty, and the potatoes were delicious. The eggs were perfectly cooked over easy, but the bread might of needed a tiny bit more crisp to it. That is not a knock on the meal. Kudos to the cooks for putting out so much delicious food for everyone. Big Kudos to the bus boys! They hustled and kept the used plates off our table.