hidden gem...Unassuming on the outside but charmful inside. Open for business plus food service on…read moreMonday so big bonus. Very clean and welcoming staff..kristy the bartender a big standout. There for happy hour and prices can't be beat plus the food was a big surprise..every one, even my picky wife, left singing the praises of Bottoms Up (get the Nachos).

Stumbled upon this bar by chance during a business trip. Honestly, best time I have had in a while…read more The patrons are great fun when it comes to competitive sports. Patty the owner is awesome!! She made sure that we (my friend and I) being out of town were able to make it back to our hotel and had food in our belly's. Joel the bartender was great as well! He was on top of serving our drinks and very social. I'll definitely back, next time I'm in town!!

Amazing hot chicken, solid margaritas (not watered down by any means) and great wings. The habanero…read moreketchup is HOT but amazing. I wondered why the fries were so hot A plus. Highly recommend.

Get the nachos!! These were soooo good! And all the portions of food are so large. So you will…read moredefinitely have some to take home if you choose. Our server Nicole was very attentive and did a great job getting us everything quickly. Would definitely visit again!

Great bartenders, good convo!…read more Indie/ simple feel. Live the bar, recycled pallets. A modern bar, great location to catch a snack and ketchup! Xo they have an ATM on location, big screen, & popcorn! Bartenders need to cover the taps in rest.*** (note)

From the owner: The Broken Saddle is a Cozy Country Western Bar Located in Downtown Moline, IL…read more The Saddle is the only place in the QC area that brings Country and Western Flare to the Urban area. With its hand-built bar, custom-built tables, hand-scraped floors and other nice appointments the Saddle is truly a gem in Moline. Featuring fine Bourbons, Whiskeys and Tequilas in addition to some of Pa's or Gramp's Favorite Brews. We even threw some Coctails in for your ol' lady. Stop in rest your feet and relax...where you belong.

The bartender / owner is stunningly gorgeous. She's also great at her job. This tucked away…read morelocation is surprisingly quaint. It also has outdoor seating in the back extremely clean bathrooms! Whens that happen?! I hear there is new hours so call prior to going! Those who visit seem very well rounded and looking to make the best of the time. The owner also make a few drinks herself that are delightfully dangerous seasonal take homes. Ask her what shes brewing this fall! ;) Stop in and watch the game or take a breath between gigs. A nice place to do just that.

This place rocks !!!! Amber is the best!!! Very fun atmosphere and always a good time!!read more

Charming, friendly, lovely, must-visit tiki bar in downtown Moline…read more We tried beverages from both their regular and seasonal menus and also tasted 2 local rums. These are well-made drinks, and the seasonals are thoughtfully constructed. The slushies start out as NA, with the alcohol added upon order. When we were there, they had a house-made hot chocolate that included pineapple juice as an ingredient !!??! Delicious!! The staff opened early for a downtown Christmas event and handled the sudden and random appearance of groups with good cheer.

Tiny indoor space, outdoor patio, street and public parking available…read more Eclectic drink menu, monthly specials, some drinks will come in tiki cups - but there is a temporary hold on your card for the tiki cups because people would walk off with them. You can buy cups or bring your own cups for a drink discount. Space is dark and moody. Single bartender can make for longer drink wait but overall good experience.

What a great and unique addition to downtown Moline! This is a pour-yourself type of bar that also…read morehas mixed alcoholic and non-alcoholic drinks (if beer, ale, and hard cider aren't your thing). Fun establishment for groups or two people. Lots of seating plus actual board games and darts! Pour Bros allows patrons to bring in their own food since there is no kitchen. The hotel to which it's attached also sponsors regular concerts outside by various musicians and bands. It's a pretty cool set up! Highly recommend!

This was such a neat & fun place! Pretty spacious with a whole separate game area in back!…read moreWe were in town for a concert & just stopped in for a few drinks. The drink wall with all the taps is so neat with every option someone could want. Bar tenders were so helpful when figuring out how to self serve & prices.

Amazing Venue with a great atmosphere and awesome talent that gets booked! Went to a few concerts…read moreand had a great time!

It's been a while, but Monday nights at Rascals used to be a solid time. The jukebox had a good…read moreselection, pool tables were open, and of course, dollar drafts. Including Guinness. Living in Chicago now, a Guinness runs me $4-6. Paying a buck for a Guinness is a treat; paying ten bucks for ten of them is sublime. The Russian judge deducted a star for the bartender's failing to remember us. Carding your regulars might explain why there's no one there to begin with, ma'am.

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