My coworkers and I stop in at least once a week with a large order. We are always so pleased with…read morethe excellent service and coffees. No matter how busy the staff is always pleasant and serve us very quickly. All orders have been correct, too. Thank you for your hard work and adding to our community.

Cool atmosphere and friendly staff. Only negative is that they don't have "regular" brewed coffee…read moreall day. Only in the morning. Seems kind of weird to me.

This is such a cute spot! Such fun coffee flavors. Definitely worth the stop and has a speedy drive…read morethru if it's super cold out! This review was made in connection with a Toast Promotion.

"Double, double toil and trouble; Fire burn and cauldron bubble"…read more After the less-than-stellar americano at 392Caffee, Emily and I decided to get more coffee later in the day and Coffee Apothecary happened to be right around the corner from Five Cities Brewing. Talk about convenient. So, after a few beers and the best meal, we dropped in for one last hit of caffeine before finishing out the day exploring. When we walked in, they had just burnt some bacon, so the place was filled with smoke. Kinda fits the Apothecary theme, in my opinion. Since we had just eaten a big meal at Five Cities, we opted for just a drink. Emily got their special HeLa CELL and I got my usual americano. They were out of brown sugar for the HeLa CELL so Emily got it substituted with caramel. We waited just a few minutes for the drinks to be ready and decided that despite the smoke that was lingering around, we would sit there and play some Uno while recharging our batteries. This americano was exactly what I wanted all day. It was dark and bitter and delicious. I sampled Emily's drink and the foam and salt and caramel were a perfect combo. Compared to the other coffeehouse we visited, this one felt more traditional. It's a bit smaller so large groups might have to sit outside or divvy up between tables. As for the aesthetics of the place, they really play into the apothecary theme. It felt rustic and antique in there, between the decor and the images on the wall. It almost reminded me of Little Raven Creamery that was open in Peoria at one point. If you find yourself in the Quad Cities and want a nice change of pace from your usual coffeehouse, give Coffee Apothecary a try. Hopefully the burnt bacon smoke will be gone by then. Not entirely sure why one of the workers didn't prop a door open to help air it out but it was like 95 degrees outside so... don't blame them for wanting to keep the shop cool. Sidenote: I do wish they had their logo that I saw on their Facebook available on either a magnet, sticker, or shirt. I love the look and vibe of plague doctors so to have that on something I can put up at home or wear would be sweet. Maybe they will have some merch in the future! Until then, stay caffeinated!

The coconut nirvana was so amazing! Service was quick and friendly. Didn't take long to get my…read morecoffee and the coffee and avocado toast will definitely bring me back

This was my first time at this location and it was a good experience! I got the medium iced…read morecarmelized almond latte and it has good flavor, not too sweet and light ice which I like. I got three pastries: white chocolate raspberry scone, apple cinnamon scone, and chocolate croissant. All very good and made that day. Quick and friendly service. Lots of indoor and outdoor seating and tables with free WiFi. Make sure you check in on Yelp ~before~ you pay to get $1 off a drink :)

Either a four or five star. Honestly, it's tough for me. Service is really great, everyone there is…read morereally nice. I liked their apple cinnamon tea. Their espresso is okay, I don't know if it's just my preferences but it tasted a little over roasted to me but I still enjoyed it. My big draw here though is I love the ambience and location. I really like being able to sit at the big Windows looking out at the Mississippi River. I like their location because as a study break or if you want to get out after the Riverwalk is right outside so it's easy to hop on that for a run or walk directly afterward(you also are within 2 to 3 miles of the bridge connecting Moline and bettendorf as well as the bridge to Sylvan Island which are fun places to get out to.

Milltown is by far my favorite coffee place in the QC. My usual go to is a hot carmel latte with…read morehalf and half. Their southern burrito is rly good. The staff is amazing, they are always willing to accommodate! The ambience and music is always a plus.

Review Visit: August 11th, 2015…read more I will never be Dunn exploring coffeehouses! Dunn Bros serves up your typical coffeehouse experience. They offer baked goods, coffee, a nice interior, friendly staff and did I mention.. caffeinated products! My friend Matt and I decided to make the semi-short drive to Dunn Brothers to try it out and see if it being on my list for a few years was worth it. Overall, everything was nice. The store was clean and had a fun vibe to it, the staff and patrons were chill. Prices were on par with every other coffee place visited so far. The coffee... well I ordered an iced caramel latte (in the frozen/blended variety) and it was good. Nothing stellar, but not bad. They offer baked goods and a breakfast/lunch menu, but we ate at Van's Pizza Pub & Grill, so neither of us were hungry. You know, overall, it was a pretty good place. It wouldn't be first on my coffee stops, but it wouldn't be last. They have 80+ locations in the states with most located in Minnesota and it spreads out from there. So if you are in the area, grab a coffee for you (and me ;D).

I like to come here with my kids and they can play a bit while we grab a snack (usually the…read moresprinkle donut or coffee cake) and have something to drink! Try the vanilla iced nirvana, it's my go-to :)

I would hope that the Sorting Hat would seat me in House Coffee…read more Emily and I decided to hit up the Quad Cities as our last hurrah of the year. I made my usual list and she picked the places to go and this coffee house was one of our first stops. We nearly missed it as the parking lot can come up on your pretty fast due to the location but we made it without issue. Upon entering, we were greeted to a nice and pleasant coffeehouse filled with plants and cozy. We got in line and that's when I noticed the Specials menu was Harry Potter themed. I stuck with my usual americano but Emily got the Three Broomsticks. The baristas were super nice and since there were a few people ahead of us, we took the time before our drinks came out to browse the area. In the side area where we sat for awhile is a bookshelf and board game section. I always love to see a coffeehouse lean into board games and books. I believe the books were also 'leave one, take one' so if you need something to read, this place has plenty to pick from. There is also a counter in this area but I didn't really see the purpose for it as there were no menus or anything. Possibly for food but I wasn't for sure. Emily and I chilled in this area for a bit before switching back to the main area. On our way over, Emily grabbed a shirt to take home with her. While we sat there, Emily was in love with the vibes, aesthetics, and plants of the place. But, how were the drinks? Delicious. My americano made up for the last few I had that were weak by being borderline too bitter. I wasn't upset about that at all. I will say that the ice was super compact and filled to the top so the 24oz felt like maybe half that with how quickly it disappeared. I ended up taking the water they had out and topping it off a few times before we left. And how was the Three Broomsticks? Emily said it was incredible with a smile on her face. I took a small sip and I would have to agree. If I had her foam on my americano, it would've been a match in heaven. Coffee House Cafe and Goods was a wonderful stop. I really liked the Harry Potter-themed drinks, I really liked the vibes and friendliness of the place. I just wish getting into the parking lot didn't feel like pulling a move out of a Fast and the Furious movie.

Cute little spot! I love trying local coffee spots. 2 staff…read moreworking and a crowded Sunday meant a bit of a wait. Staff was super friendly. My coffee and bagel were tasty. They had some cards and games, and my friend and I played some 80s trivia while enjoying our coffee. Parking lot is small, so we parked on the street around the corner.

Love the energy drinks here. Of the atomic locations this is probably my favorite. This location…read moreseems to have better lines than the Davenport location but I don't know how it compares to the Illinois location.

This location is pretty solid. I enjoy coming here because the lines are not ridiculously long and…read morejust get my beverage pretty quick. The staff are pleasant, not overtly astatic, but polite. I get the sugar free nutty professor every time and i can always count on it to be good. Not too sweet, and still has a good flavor.

Dead Poet's was another incredible YELP find. Thanks to my fellow Yelpers for your reviews…read more We were in Moline for a concert at The Vibrant so I slept in the morning after. I woke up hungry and ready for a cup of coffee. I was especially pleased to walk in to have a treat and found live music in this great spot. My hubby joined me after his golf game and we sat there enjoying delicious sandwiches and coffee. My only negatives were the service was questionable and the coffees were way too hot. Mine bordered on bitter. The gentleman delivering orders spent too much time going from table to table trying to figure how who the food belonged to. There is a cute patio but we chose to stay in and enjoy the music.

Solid neighborhood coffee shop with good coffee and lots of cozy seating options. A few pastries,…read moresandwiches and merch also available, but I stuck to a black drip for my visit. Friendly and quick service to boot.

Review Visit: April 10th, 2017…read more Aroma = Amora. Aroma backwards is Amora and Amora means 'love' in Spanish. I do love some good coffee, but do I love Aroma? Yes. Aroma was fantastic. When driving to it, it was a bit hard to find due to it being tucked in with a placed called The Green Thumbers, which is a pretty nifty gardening store in itself. So aside from being attached to a gardening store, it is a full-fledged cafe/coffeehouse on it's own. Upon entering, the staff was super nice and struck up a conversation and asked what I was doing today. Told them the boring part of my business reasons for being in the area, but also the fact that I like to try new coffee places while out and about. They offer a large variety of coffees, lattes, frappes, baked goods, sandwiches, salads and more. I ended up just getting a specialty drink called 'The Tuxedo', which was hot espresso and milk with white and dark Mocha added to it. It sounded pretty good and it did not disappoint at all. In their display of baked goods, they had a chocolate peanut butter cookie that was calling my name... or my sweet tooth was calling for it. Either way, I requested that along with my coffee. The barista even offered to warm it up. I tell you, this may be one of the best cookies I have ever had. I've had some of the best across Illinois, especially at Insomnia Cookies, and this place may rival them on the cookie level. The interior is very formal with out being too formal. It felt cozy but modern. Everything was gray/white/black with nice furniture and some wall decor. But the best part? The two stuffed bears in there. One was about 5 feet tall and there was a baby bear on the other side of the chair, holding a coffee cup. You can see them below. They aren't taxidermy bears mind you, but stuffed plush bears from the store it is attached to. This is the second coffeehouse I have been to with bears in it, the first being Thirty-Thirty Coffee Co. in Peoria, IL. Bears and Coffee go together like Peanut Butter and Jelly... maybe? No bear puns yet? That's un-bear-able! Overall, Aroma Coffee is Amora indeed! The coffee was great, the cookie was beyond amazing and getting your photo taken with the bear is an added bonus. Aside from it being a bit hidden so one could easily drive by, it is worth hunting for. The coffee/cookies that is. Not the adorable bears inside.

Would be a 5/5 star if they allowed service animals (it's illegal not to)…read more Though I didn't have a service animal I know many who rely on them so it's upsetting :( many restaurants allow working dogs and even just some dog friends but a cafe attached to a garden doesn't? Everything else was good though I'd go back for the crepes

1st time visit. Cute, wee drive-thru coffee, etc. bar; & I do mean ET CETERA: MANY choices for…read more(no-alcohol) drinks -- hot/cold, high-cal/low-cal, dairy/non-dairy; caffeine/no-caffeine, fruity/chocolatey, nutritious/decadent: You name it. Locally owned. Not a chain. They have a frequent buyer punch card. Good thing because prices not cheap: I got a small hot chai that set me back about $4.50. But I'm an ol' cheapskate. Only reason for 4 instead of 5 stars is due to high prices. But like I said, I'm a cheapskate. Place looks like it was initially constructed to be a quick oil change place, and that's how it works for drinks too. Pull right up into the bay and they come to your car or you pull up to the window. They also have a walk up window outside. So nice to see LOCALLY owned, operated small businesses like this, instead of another chain franchise that helps homogenize America..

One of the best places EVER for energy drinks!!! Very quick and all of their drinks are…read moreexponentially tasty! The staff is incredibly kind and this place is great for a quick drink whenever!! Thank you iconic for being the best energy refresher!