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    4.7 (194 reviews)
    Closed 8:30 am - 2:00 pm
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    Cindy M.

    Cute place! We were greeted and seated right away. The place is very welcoming. I loved the little touches they had of the Philippines. There's lots of options on the menu. My husband got the Jeepney breakfast burrito with spam and I got the chilaquiles Filipinas with lechon. Both dishes were delicious! I also got the Pandan cold brew which almost reminded me of a coffee ice cream and my husband got a regular cold brew. We enjoyed the food and the vibe. We'll be back for sure. Totally recommend! FYI, the parking lot is big BUT sort of crazy.

    Silog Breakfast Plate (With Longanisa)
    Andy T.

    Lolas has their main location in the Anaheim area and heard it's often very busy. I was excited to see West Covina has one as well. I stopped here on a Saturday at around 12:30 pm. It's located in the same plaza as the Haven City Market, so be mindful of taking the time to park. Once I got inside, there still plenty of seating at the time. After browsing the menu, we got one order of the silog breakfast bowl with longanisa and added lechon (extra fee). We also got the pancake flight with the ube, mango, and sweet cream avocado. The breakfast bowl was amazing! The longanisa was flavorful and the lechon was very crispy; both of these were a savory bomb! The flight was a nice variety to try all the flavors. The ube and sweet cream avocado were not too sweet. The mango was a tad sweeter but also the best flavor. Overall, the food was absolutely amazing! All of this was certainly way more than two people could handle, since we had to do leftovers. The food service was very friendly and our orders came out quickly. At our tables, there were some sauces available; our server gave us advice on which to pair with for the dish. Cannot wait for the next visit! American Express is accepted here.

    Brunch Kamayan + cold brew flight
    Jeff M.

    Second time here and definitely won't be the last. Despite there being a massive food court next door, we found our way to Lola's. We love the Filipino vibe. Service was impeccable. Special shout out to Anthony for taking care of us. The brunch kamayan was superb, the longanisa was my favorite (love the course grind). The cold brew flight is a great choice when you can't decide on what flavor. We'll be back very soon.

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    Christina N.

    So we've been seeing this spot on IG for a hot minute and I didn't want to drive to Anaheim but when we found out they have a spot in West Covina...we had to try it! The Food was delicious and the customer service was on point! Rochelle was very welcoming and made sure to answer any and all questions about the menu! We're always looking for new filipino spots and this is a definite must try! The ambiance is very chill and has good vibes and its located in a very cute shopping plaza that u will definitely go to other spots! We'll be back!

    Silog breakfast bowl with lechon kawali / crispy pork belly
    Ana T.

    Homey vibe inside and service was fast. The waitress who took our order was also very friendly! Parking is a bit hard to get though. We got: - Silog breakfast bowl with lechon kawali (aka crispy pork belly): the pork was very crispy. I love the fatty part when u bite it it's crispy outside and chewy inside. - Salmon belly sisig: served on a sizzling plate and with some eggs mixed with it. We ordered ahi tuna sisig but they didn't have it so we opted for salmon belly. It has the citrusy flavor to it so I feel like ahi tuna would've tasted better, but this dish is still very delicious regardless. It was very addicting with the garlic rice too. Dont get it if you're not into sour food. - Oreo ube pancake: texture was different than American pancake. It was more bouncy which is more common in southeast asian cake (like a crumpet texture) and the ube sauce was perfect (not too sweet).

    Thai Tea & Ube Cold Brews, Iloko Moco with chicken adobo (front), and Salmon Belly Sisig (back)
    Angela C.

    I keep wanting to sing Copacobana every time I see the name of this place. (Her name was Lola, she was a showgirl...) I digress. It was my first time here and I came here to treat my friend for a birthday brunch and we enjoyed our experience. When we arrived the restaurant was pretty full, but since we were only a party of two, there was one table in the corner available to us so we were seated immediately. Yay! Our server was friendly and gave great recommendations for drinks and entrees. My friend got the Thai Tea Cold brew and Salmon Belly Sisig, I ordered the ube cold brew and Iloko Moco with chicken adobo. We both enjoyed our meals. The Iloko Moco was shredded chicken on top of garlic rice with a gravy and two eggs sunny side up. Very flavorful and tasty, a bit on the saltier side, but overall a good dish. My food was served on a colorful plastic plate which felt a bit weird and gave it a cheap feel TBH. It was like eating off my kids' plastic Gerber dish that they used when they were babies. Yes I always want to feel and look young, but I don't want to feel like a toddler when I'm dining out.

    Robertson G.

    I paid multiple visits with my friends and family to this location and/or the Anaheim location . Great food for a Sunday brunch after church and to spend time with friends and family. Servers were nice, kind, and gave fairly quick service. Thanks Rochelle for the great service. On to the food, since we were a party of three , we got the Lola's brunch Kamayan. It comes with multiple meats (longanisa, beef taps, chicken adobo and tocino), eggs, garlic rice. Rice in my opinion can have more garlic( I am a garlic lover). Anyway , it did feed all of us and filled our tummies for an after church brunch. We even had enough for leftovers (baon, in Tagalog) to bring home .

    Iloko moco
    Alice T.

    I've been to the other Lolas location in OC, and loved it there. West Covina is closer to me so I had to check it out. I got there around 10am on a Saturday and was seated right away. There was a few open seats, so don't worry about lining up on the weekends if you go early. I had the thai tea french toast, which came with a side of thai tea syrup to pour over the french toast. Delicious. The ube latte was good too. I'm avoiding caffeine at the moment, so I'm glad they had that drink option. Overall, a great brunch spot. It's where the New Haven Market is.

    Tocino breakfast bowl
    Rhio O.

    First time trying Lola's by MFK and absolutely loved the experience. The space felt like home and the decor made you feel like you walked into Lola's kitchen. We had the ube cold brew, poutine with longanisa, breakfast bowl with tocino, and the pancake flight (ube Oreo, guava, and Nutella). The food was delicious and came out with beautiful presentation. Definitely coming back to try more items on the menu!

    Tapa poutine, iloko moko, ube tres leches French toast, bangus and the Breakfast Burrito AKA The Jeepney
    Jen P.

    We had such a great experience! The food was delicious and the service was just as good. Our favorites were the tapa poutine, longganisa burrito, and ube tres leches French toast, everything was so flavorful! Anthony was an amazing server. He's super upbeat, friendly and gave us great recommendations. We'll definitely be back!

    Mango, nutella, Uber pancake
    Tommy L.

    So glad me and my wife decided to check this spot out. We got the tosilog and the pancake sampler. The tocino was very flavorful, caramelized perfectly, and had a good texture. The pancakes were also pretty good. Make sure you have more than one person to share with because the portions are pretty big. The decorations and artwork were also very nice. It's all around just good vibes at this restaurant. The staff are very friendly and really know how to make you feel welcome. Definitely would recommend this place!

    lloko moco, adobo rice omelet, ube pancake
    Amy P.

    My family had visited Lola's before and wanted me to give it a try, so we stopped by on a Monday for brunch/early lunch. We were seated quickly upon arrival. Menus are available via QR code at the table, though physical menus can also be requested. Service seemed a bit stretched, as there was only one gentleman handling seating, drinks, and orders, along with two kitchen staff members helping run food. Adobo Rice Omelet ($14.95): Garlic rice with chopped chicken adobo wrapped in a thin egg omelet, topped with adobo gravy, fried garlic, and scallions. The chicken was a little dry, and the gravy leaned saltier than I prefer. This isn't a dish I'd order again. Iloko Moco ($19.95): Country fried steak over garlic rice with two eggs, finished with adobo gravy, green onions, and fried garlic. This was definitely the standout dish for me. The chicken was crispy yet tender, and the thinly sliced Thai chilies offered on the side added a delicious kick. Ube Pancakes ($14.95): Two pancakes topped with ube sauce and garnished with shaved almonds, toasted coconut, and powdered sugar. The pancakes themselves were a bit chewy rather than fluffy, but the ube sauce was absolutely phenomenal and made the dish enjoyable overall. Lola's is located in the same plaza as Haven City Food Hall and GW Supermarket, with a shared parking lot for several businesses. Parking can get pretty crowded during peak hours and some spaces are on the tighter side.

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    Polly C.

    Came here for brunch with my friends and everything was delicious! We ordered the pancake flight, 2 breakfast burritos, and chilaquiles. The food was delicious and the service was great. Everyone was so nice and welcoming. The vibes of the restaurant were amazing I think better than the Anaheim location. The location of the restaurant was great as there were many things to do after eating as well!

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