Attention!
Former Molly's employees:

I would be so happy if someone opened a restraunt with the same concept. I remember hearing about it when i was a kid and never got to go. I would love to go and take my son to an updated version of this kind of restaurant. Someone let me know when one opens up.

I worked at Molly's in 1991. Someone needs to open an identical concept soon. It will work! We need some excitement here!!!!!

If Hank Kraft doesn't open a "Molly Murphy's", I will!!!! Oklahoma City needs "Molly's" again!!!!

one of my family's favorite memories of Molly Murphy's was one of the waiters who kept running after my mom, asking if he could squeeze her bun (her hair was all dolled up). Us 4 kids had never seen my mom blush or cringe that way and we all still laugh about it. The staff at Molly's was hysterical!

I remember celebrating my 18th birthday here and had one of the best birthday parties there, I was looking forward to having my 40th there as well but sadly I heard that is was closed boy was I bummed. Lets get this fun original place back on the OKC market :) I will post some of those pictures from when I was 18 soon. Bring it back !!!! pLEASE.

We took my daughter and her husband to dinner there on their first wedding anniversary. The look on their faces was something to see where the waiter brought out a plate to them with two large scoops of ice cream with a banana
standing up between them.

It would be great for Hal Smith's group to re-open Molly's. The building at Lake Hefner where Bahama Breeze was located is available.

I was most dissappointed to find this web page, given I will be in OKC on business for the first time in 29 years, and had my fingers crossed that Molly Murphy's House of Fine repute was still going strong. I guess nothing good lasts forever -- but was it ever fun while it lasted! I remember standing in line to get in, having the staff serving drinks outside while we waited -- in complete disregard for the law. I was visiting the "House of Fine Repute" in the late 70's while it was disco, then country. And who can forget getting sour cream all over them -- or the fun of getting a new visitor to simply ask where the restroom was located! Sorry she's no longer there! So -- any fun/good alternatives in OKC these days?

My Uncle Glen was the Caped Crusader in OKC in the 70’s and I heard some pretty wild stories. Later in ’81 I had my own experiences at the Tulsa Molly’s. I had just graduated from OSU, was bored with my day job so I started working there as a little brat kid with a sling shot and all day sucker. One night my day job boss came in to my surprise. He thought I was funny so I didn’t get fired. I remember Sally Sailor and Hiawatha; can’t remember their names. Dated both; they were cute. Great memories.

I was a kitchen mng. 1984-1986 I would love to hear from anyone, I was the one that walked in on the blown up safe.Twice...I was hired by Bob himself so everyone thought I was a plant.....I was not..Bob was not any nicer to me than any of his slaves Oh, I ment employees.I worked with Jeffie at Gumps,I used to make bisq. and gravy for Dave and kirk in the morning,we never told Bob! I always hated the way Bob treated Jeffie. If anyone knows of cyril,or Nelson Sambo please let me know.also, Toby made my xmas away from home special, Thank you toby....ginger bread house.. do you remember?