As dive bars go this place is tops. They got cheap drinks, pool, video gaming, a jukebox, and a…read morePICK BOARD! Which is awesome if you know how to play. If you want to try it I am sure one of the many old guys at the bar would be happy to show you how.

I love dive bars, especially when we come out to the Quad Cities. Our group of four only stayed for…read moreone drink, but we will probably come back on a future visit.

Very cool nostalgic style bar. Friendly people . Some good house drinks. They have a Photo Booth …read more They have food and a seating area outside . They also have fresh popcorn

Only been once and never got service. Even had an employee come and wipe off our table who never…read morebothered to tell us we needed to go to the bar to order. Inside is small, quaint. I know it's a local favorite, but I doubt I'll ever go back.

Went there with friends for drinks, appetizers & karaoke. It's a nice place inside, very clean…read more The food was excellent. Our server was prompt and attentive. We will be back again soon.

Such a beautiful dark dive... we were greeted and took a table, a few regulars at the bar looked up…read moreto acknowledge or assess us I'm not certain. Bartender brought us a menu, got our order and got to work. Coffee in styrofoam was hot, delicious on a cool morning. Our food came hot and tasty. The eggs might have been a bit overcooked but they were good. The 4-4-2 was such a generous plate, 4 eggs, 4 sausage patties, & toast cost $10. Our other order eggs & ham, the ham slice was large & thick $8. Definitely closer to a greasy spoon than fine brunch spot but it was close to perfect for a hearty breakfast.

Always wanted to come here after hearing all the stories of my parents and the fun they had there…read morein the 80s. Finally went and it was awesome!!! Dive bar heaven.

Great little local bar! Friendly people. No one's a stranger. Been going there for nearly 40 years!read more

I drove by the Wunder Y thousands of times before I knew it was a bar. I'm guessing my experience…read moreis not unique. There's no sign, just a few windows, and with parking in back, most people use the rear entrance. It wouldn't be difficult to mistake the place for something much shadier than what it is. That's not to say, however, that the Wunder Y is without a hint of shady charm. It's rather steeped in it, actually, a dive to the core. Its patrons have made it into somewhat of an underground Moline institution. I'd never heard anyone even mention the Wunder Y, but once my friends and I finally started making the trip, we couldn't go there without running into someone we knew. For this reason, I like to think of it as my own little speakeasy. It's a great place to run into classmates, your old minor league baseball coach, and people that you thought were dead. They're all down at the Wunder Y. The shuffleboard table is a big draw, and I've seen a few people get hustled with it, insofar as you can get hustled at shuffleboard. But if a couple old guys walk up and ask if you and your buddy are up for a game, it's a pretty safe bet that you're going to get your ass whooped. If you're just a spectator, ask if you can operate the ancient scoreboard. That thing's going to be on Antiques Roadshow some day. I should mention that I once hated the Wunder Y. It grows on you a little bit with each visit, though, like a nicotine addiction or a rash. Best dive in the Quad Cities, which is saying something.

Steak nights are Monday's and Friday's. Great meal for $11.99. Cash only though.read more

Great place, good atmoshere, great beer selection, cute and friendly staff ;) and to boot i got…read moreswag from a beer vendor that came around. Glad i checked in to try this place. I recommend it, and it had plenty of televisions to watch whatever sports youre into.

Last time I visited this bar a couple of years ago, it really wasn't that great and service was…read moremediocre. Since moving back to the QC I decided to stop in and it is SO much better. I've gone a few times now and loved it. It is such great vibes, even when they are super busy they still take care of everyone (Shout out to Athena, Ani and Rylie). Drinks are delicious, service is great and love that every time I go in they are supporting the community (Toys for Tots, Local Dog Shelter, Holiday Hop...etc). They even have random local food trucks on weekends. Definitely worth a stop if in the QC or going to an event at The Mark (Vibrant Arena).

Hardtimes is a delightful Moline dive bar that's practically an East Moline dive bar. Came in on a…read moreThursday several weeks ago to visit with a friend and it was just the place. It was really quiet, but the bartender and fellow patrons were pretty friendly. They have a Touch Tunes jukebox, which is always a plus. Nothing makes Hardtimes particularly stand out or causes me to feel like making it a regular destination, but I'd be happy to come back for a return visit.

Small and neat place... Fancy glasses for on tap beers... They make some pizzas but you are welcome…read moreto bring your own food... That's really nice... Loved being here... Shall visit again....

Had to get my windshield fixed and had 3 hours to spare. Didn't know where I was and ended up…read morewalking into nirvana. Great place, cheap drinks and even better company.

It's a cool place if you don't want to say cuss words. No children in the bar. We got kicked out…read morefor saying swear words. In a bar with no children.

The only things that change in "Dive Bars" are the people sitting on the stools…read more As the case here, sometimes the flooring. Upon entering your eye is drawn to the floor as a result of the luster...and wear! The floor has character. Several layers of tile are evident. For some unknown reason, sections of tile are gone revealing layers of time similar to an archaeological dig. All layers waxed over preserving the time capsule. A lot of Chrome and Formica here. The stools, probably original & been around for a while and well used. Why replace them...just put new covers on them! So they did. The bar located in the midst of an ALCOA mega plant is uniquely sited. A vintage "Shot & Beer" joint with a great vibe. Only the people change!

a great place subject to shift change at the near Alcoa aluminum mill. they have drove me home…read morewhen i needed once so i'm forever indebted.

Love the atmosphere...love the bands & the music! We always have the best time when we go there!…read moreAnd the Grey Goose is always delicious....LOL

Hi Y'all it's me again your favorite tell it like it is reviewer. This one is a mixed bag for The…read moreGypsy Highway. Let's start with the ambiance. Formerly known known as The Rusty Nail. It located across from the Mississippi Valley Fairgrounds on W. Lotus Street. They have a mixed menu of American and Thai dishes they offer. The Gypsy Highway's vibe is a cross between nostalgic late 70's, early 80's biker bar, live indoor/outdoor music venue, while being a full service restaurant and bar. They also have a small arcade in the back a few what look to be video poker or slot machines by the bar, 3 very large LED displays strategically placed around the bar and a massive projection screen TV on the indoor stage when nobody's playing. Sorry I didn't get to look outside at the wood fenced in area, where the wooden outdoor stage is. There is lots of seating and they even have dance nights, local bands perform regularly, and other events. Like when I went there was Trivia Night. This place has been a long time local scene in the West End of Davenport, IA for decades. Couple of the downsides about the atmosphere is the noise. It's Loud. For off hours and a Trivia Night, but not loud enough that you can't hear the person talking across a large round table ment for a party of 8-10 people. The amount of flashing lights in the place. If you have any issues with flashing lights you might not want to visit. There is not a single sight line place inside that does have some sort of constantly flashing light. Even lights that would have been of at any other venue or palace that host bands at their establishments wouldn't run strong stage color ambient lights on, especially those sitting behind a massive screen. Anyone sitting in the back and looking towards the stage (even though those seats not that many but unlucky) are in for a painful night out, if not there for a band. The food is 50/50 depending on what you get. Presentation wise I would give it 80 to 100%. I was with my family and got to try 4/5 dishes. They I had the Yellow Curry w/ Shrimp. I have to say it was really good. It was sweet and savory the Jasmine rice was delicious with it. My only complaint with the dish was it should have been served in served in a bowl of some kind and w/ some Naan bread to help clean the bowl at the end. Serving on a plate made the dish hard to eat. Next up Chicken Tinders and an order of Onion Rings. This should be avoided at all costs!! They look great, but have absolutely zero flavor and taste. That's hard to do when the batter is supposed to be Bear Batter. Same with the french fries. Next is a Cheese Burger w/ (+) Bacon and Onion Rings instead of the Fries. Well the burger was well made and delicious. The Bacon was thick crisp and 4 slices which was good. The replaced Onion Rings well that part gets worse. The count was a measly 5 and not even large ones at that! Last one I got to try was the blackens grilled fish. It was a fillet of haddock covered with some sort of white gravy served with a few pieces of zucchini and a couple of red potatoes halved. I didn't get to try the veg. The fish I did. By itself it was pretty good, but with the gravy it was not noticeably, not as good to almost being tasteless. The gravy overwhelms the fish and doesn't complement, nor enhance the flavor. The waitress we had was nice and answered our questions promptly. She did check in with us from time to time. Overall she gets a 9/10. Hope y'all like my review and read next time. Sorry no pics this time forgot my phone.