Molly’s

Small little restaurant — a bit overwhelmed when it gets busy. The staff was very friendly. The food was just okay for me. We got some berries that were moldy, but other than that, it was okay. If you’re looking for brunch, I’d say try it, but don’t expect to be overwhelmed.

Small place, very pleasant staff, good and genuine food.
I had an english brakfast and a couple of pancakes, everything was delicious and you could taste the freshness of every single ingredient.
The only problem was the bill, very pricey place, yes the quality of the food was good, but it was not a great deal considering the bill.

Nice cosy atmosphere, ample plug points to charge your devices. Food is great and staff really polite. Recommended!

My favorite place in this area. It’s tiny, but incredibly quaint and lovely. Everyone is always very friendly. The avocado toast and American pancakes are both great. They always remember me when I come in and frequently offer complementary pastries to guests. I am here every weekend for brunch and have brought several friends here all of whom loved it.

What a lovely, cozy and yummy café visit this was.
I was looking for a smaller place for Sunday brunch, to catch up with a friend who was visiting the UK and I wanted a quiet place with a great British breakfast, strong coffee and good service. Away from the tourist throngs of Covent Garden. Molly’s checked all these boxes according to the previous reviews that I read here on Saturday night.
And visiting on Sunday, just confirmed all the excellent reviews.
Its a bit cramped as they have 4 – 5 tables inside and a few outside. The air was a bit too nippy to sit outside for breakfast right now. But there were still a lot of people lingering over coffee on the outdoor tables.
We were lucky to get a table for 2 on the inside. The staff were really sweet and polite and helpful. Our order took a little time to arrive, but that is to be expected in a smaller café with a full clientele. They got us our coffees (whole milk and skinny latte) almost as soon as we ordered them, so we sipped on them, while waiting for our food.
The Eggs Benedict were lovely. I had ordered a side of mushrooms because they were portobellos. Yummilicious!
My friend said the Full English was one of the better ones that he had, had. Seeing that his company is putting him up at the 4 seasons, that says a lot. LOL.
They had a lot of sweet stuff, fruit drinks, smoothies and sandwiches on the menu too. But we opted for a hot breakfast this time.
The husband has eaten at the Raoul’s opposite a couple of times, before heading to Lords for a match and loves their breakfast (Full English & Benedicts), so we are now arguing over which one is better, without having tried the other. I will admit that Raouls seems to have faster service, but I prefer the coziness of Molly’s.
And btw, at the end of the meal, they will most likely give you a discount coupon for their deli around the corner. I didn’t try it on this occasion as I wasn’t heading home directly. But perhaps next time.

One of the great little brunch places around. They have got Wi-​Fi and charging socket as well which makes the brunch twice as awesome

Amazing brunch! Eggs Royale and pancakes with berries and whipped cream. Very friendly staff, nice location. Relaxed atmosphere and good music.

Great little place, cozy and friendly service. Try the pizza and the chocolate cheese cake!

I had bookmarked Molly’s when I was up working nearby a month earlier back then I was looking of half decent place for breakfast when I come back the following month, I found this place on a search looking for breakfast places nearby.
On a recent week stay in London we made a point of visiting places that l had bookmarked sadly the week before my camera on my phone broke and couldn’t photograph any of the places that l went to and that really annoyed me as I always take photos.
I did the opposite of what l normally do and that was to order the pancakes (I can’t remember what went with them) followed by a bacon roll, my partner having the cooked breakfast, the food was spot on, my only gripe was a service charge on the bill of 12.5% than the usual greedy 10%

Food is on point. Had American pancakes the first time and you could really taste the butter and the fruit was fresh. And then had a bacon bap which had an excellent roll and crisp side salad.
Wifi and outlets make it a good place to work on a laptop for a few hours but the menu has enough umph for a full breakfast.

The food is decent, just a bit pricy. They service ain’t amazing but they do charge a service fee.

Food was really good — I had the full English and it was a non traditional treat. But the service is terrible. We ordered bloody Mary’s that arrived warm with a single ice cube and once our plates were delivered we did not get even another visit from the servers. We sat with empty glasses and even had to go, ask for the bill and stand there waiting for it. Molly’s is a tiny place so there is really no excuse for such poor service.

We are looking for a great place to go for breakfast and of course we looked on Unilocal.This quaint and cozy restaurant exceeded all our expectations.
We were greeted by the owner who was very warm and kind. She suggested the special of the day and met us with new Nutella stuffed cannolis to start off our meal.
We loved the food and the service could not have been better. We would go back in a minute. This Jen of a place is in a beautiful area one block away from the Canal, which we strolled on after our meal.

This place was great and the staff was very friendly. The space is a little small and you might have trouble getting a table inside on a weekend, but if you have to wait a couple minutes it’d be worth it! I had a crème brûlée mocha which was delicious and my boyfriend got one of their fresh squeezed juices, which was also great. The owner, Eugenia came by and gave us complimentary cannolis (which were fantastic!) and asked us about our stay in London and even gave us some recommendations for things to do and see, and her business card if we had any questions. The food was great too. I enjoyed my prosciutto and cheddar omelet more than my boyfriends eggs Benedict but both were quite scrumptious, with a small salad on the side. I would definitely visit Molly’s again!

Absolutely amazing. One of a kind experience in the heart of London. The staff is friendly, the food is delicious and the drinks are so tasty. What more could you possible ask for?

Agree this is an adorable café. Nicely tucked away in Little Venice, it has great character. Nice proprietors and a fair amount of attention considering this is London and I have come to expect crappy service in general.
I got the lentil and sweet potato patty which comes with salad and so-​called crème fraîche (it’s sour cream for Pete’s sake) and a spicy dip. Nice presentation and the burger itself was good not great.
My friend got the black and blue burger which oddly, doesn’t come with a bun. My husband got the chicken and prosciutto? meatloaf. He said it was fine.
I agree with an earlier poster the virgin mojito is spot-​on. Also the fruit juices are good.
I got the carrot cake which looked amazing yet again tasted ok. The Elgin’s is phenomenal on the other hand.

Nice place. Amazing food.
Service was very chaotic in spite of having as much staff as customers. Our drinks came after the meal, with the juice last.
Still worth a stop for brunch or lunch.

This café is adorable.
Tucked away in Little Venice, it greets you warmly with bright pops of color, elegant chandeliers, and comfy little window sitting nooks. I dropped in for a quick lunch but the atmosphere was so inviting I decided to stay awhile and escape the dreary London rain.
The ingredients on their menu are unexpected, but executed deliciously.
I took a chance and went for the salmon cake with tomato and herb salad which was light, refreshing and delicious. I also loved their mango pineapple mint and ginger smoothie. They also serve pastries, cakes and coffee.
Bonus points for free wifi!

Molly’s is somewhere I drive past most days on the bus, and I had decided it might be a good place to take my Belgian friend for a traditional English Breakfast, and boy was I glad I did.
We went on a Sunday morning and the weather was quite lousy. Upon entry to Molly’s you instantly feel like you’re at home with your family and friends, and the warmth of the kitchen filling the room.
We were greeted by very friendly staff, and the waiter was super knowledgeable. The food all looked and sounded amazing, and I definitely will be back to sample everything.
I settled on the Lentil Burger with a Pineapple, mango and mint juice. Which was super delicious. And my friend had the Big Breakfast with a carrot and mango (I think from memory) juice, which he said was to die for.
Will definitely be back soon.

I’ve been hearing about Molly’s (formerly Vicki’s) for some time and kept being told about they’re fabulous breakfast, so having something to celebrate yesterday, I decided to go.
Molly’s is a lovely little café; café doesn’t really do it justice actually. They serve breakfasts and lots of other really nice looking food including (but not limited to) pasta, fish cakes, soups, salads, some amazing looking potato wedges and cakes.
I had the big breakfast — freshly cooked goodness with two eggs (cooked exactly as I asked for them) sausage, bacon, portobello mushrooms, roasted tomatoes & some lovely ciabatta toast. It was excellent I was surprised it was only £6.95.
There is seating inside and out, perfect for a good bit of people-​watching on a weekend morning. They also have free wifi. Plus, the toilets are lovely! What more do you need!