The cookies are so amazing! Individually wrapped. All kinds of decorations can be done.read more

only giving one star, since there's no option for zero stars…read more let me tell you about "sugar a la mode" it's name states 'sugar' yet they don't have ANY sugar at all. don't understand this when they're supposed to be a bakery and dessert place. First of all, we had to wait a while to even be greeted by anyone, second, my GF Apple nacho dessert was just a poorly cut apple with part of the stems in it, no one explained to me that I was able to put the toppings on myself, I had to deduce it myself and ask, my dad's coffee tasted like bathroom water, they didn't even have sugar available for the disgusting coffee, which by they way got both my husband and my father sick, the cake was very dry, and the cheesecake was okay. The customer service is just mediocre, and the worst part is the price. I feel like we just had been robed. $33 for 3 desserts is absurd, and the cherry on top is that you don't know how much they'll charge you until the end, and on top of that, they even expect a tip! Which we have not to be rude, but we will never again spend our money on this place. Don't waste your money!

I order Strawberry milk tea with black tea, strawberry jell-o…read moreSoo good! Staff friendly!

Me and my sister went here and we both ordered our drinks with tapioca pearls. To our surprise…read morethere is only enough tapioca pearls for one drink. I find that very annoying since it is a boba place and most people get the tapioca pearls. I just think that they should have extra pearls in case this happens again because it seems unprofessional since it's the most common thing to order. There was residue from drinks on the counters and gross looking stuff in the corners of the walls. But they had good music.

This place has delicious hand-crafted ice cream and other sugary treats. I had the lavender…read morehoneycomb and the goat cheese cherry. My mom had the Oreo cookie dough. We liked it all. The staff are friendly and the vibe is cheery. The correct address is 103 N. Cody St.

Omg this ice cream is amazing. I travel to the area a lot for work and I'm always on the hunt for a…read morenew spot, I had dinner down the street and did a quick google search to find this. I'm so glad I did. I got the s'mores sundae and OMG IT WAS SO GOOD. I'm still dreaming about it. The toasted marshmallow was definitely homemade, not from a grocery store, and so soft and ooey gooey. The ice cream was so flavorful and they had SO many great flavors, I could barely decide what I wanted! Great experience, fantastic options. Highly recommend.

This is my favorite breakfast! I'm from out of town and I make my friend take me here every time I…read morevisit. My favorite is the chicken poblano omelette and she loves the chilaquiles. I like to upgrade to the tres leches pancakes too which are so special. Don't forget to go to the end of the plaza to get their baked goods too!

Delicious meals, pleasant staff, clean restroom, we will definitely drive the extra few minutes to…read moreeat here again. Salmon Benedict: tender salmon, creamy hollandaise, crispy potatoes as a side. Croque Madam: I may dream about this one, it was so delicious. Creamy sauce, over easy egg that broke beautifully. Two dishes for three of us to share was more than plenty for a brunch. The had basic coffee which was hot and good (not diner-ish weak washing water here!). I have my eye on the chilaquiles & a few other dishes to try next. A little sparse on the decor, but we were there for the food, not the art hung too high on the walls. We will certainly be back.

Can't believe I'm the first to review this no frills cupcake/muffin shop!…read more When I travel for work, I always search for cupcakeries, and this seemed to be the only cupcake shop within walking distance of my hotel in Davenport. (and it was well within walking distance - glad I don't live near a place like this - I'd weigh a million pounds) The inside of the shop is nothing to speak of. There were a couple people hanging out reading the paper and drinking coffee, but there was a good selection of cupcakes and muffins. I bought a couple things to eat over the course of my trip - a pumpkin muffin, a cappuccino chocolate chunk muffin, and a chocolate cupcake stuffed with chocolate filling. The cupcake was good...but, wow! Those muffins! I love cappuccino muffins and the one I had was absolutely amazing. Although it was hot as hades outside, I enjoyed the fall inspired pumpkin muffin. They were really very good - dense but not to heavy. Soft but not crumbly. THIS is how muffins should be made. This is a definitely a little hidden gem worth checking out if you're in the quad cities!

Really great ice cream flavors. I like the storefront. It is connected to the farmers market, so if…read moreyou go on the weekend during the afternoon, you can get yourself a nice treat after the market. All the flavors are really good, they will let you test some if you're indifferent about which flavor to get. They offer scoops as well as pint sizes. I think they even offer ice cream sandwiches.

I love the Coffee House Cafe! After hearing of another birthday party held there I decided to have…read morean open house for my 70th birthday. The owner was great to work with in getting it organized as was everyone else. It has a clean upscale comfortable ambiance that made my guests feel welcome. Their breakfast baked goods are yummy!! Don't forget to enjoy coffee on the patio with all of the flowers in the warmer months!

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.

"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!

We always try to support small businesses but we had a disappointing experience overall. A coffee…read moreshop that doesn't offer a cortado was surprising, and the drinks we ordered were overly sweet and syrup-heavy. The Americanos were mostly water and filled to the very top, leaving little room for proper coffee flavor. Service was equally disappointing. The staff was abrupt and unwelcoming, and at 3:00 pm we were told, without courtesy, that they were closed and needed to leave. No polite request, just a blunt statement. Poor service paired with subpar drinks made this a place I would not return to or recommend.