Rosy's is one of my new favorite bars!…read more We went to Rosy's Watering Hole late one Saturday night and it was just fantastic. Pretty much empty, but the bar looks really neat and the bartender was lovely. She chatted us up and strongly suggested that we come back for the Thanksgiving dinner Rosy personally cooks for her patrons. The smoking porch was great, and there was a pool table and a Touchtunes Jukebox. We were happy to hang around for quite awhile.

Awesome little neighborhood bar!! Friendly people! Rebecca is the Bomb! Outstanding bartender!!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.

quick to steel your money I told one of the three bartenders I was going to the restroom I left my…read moreseat for less than two minutes all my money was gone so was my drink and amazingly no body knows what happened but don't worry thy check the cameras and for some reason they can't see clearly who picked it up , I can't believe the Steamwheelers hang here what a bad experience totally robbed by the staff also have photos of the guilty staff if you have any questions please call me so I call prepare you 715-584-0296 and funny how no one will serve you after they robbed you similar to hookers and strippers

Great food! Even better drinks! And they have deals! The serviced was wonderful and very attentive!…read moreThe view was BEAUTIFUL AT SUNSET! Definitely a vibe!

I want to like this bar I really do. Atmosphere has so much potential. Worst bartenders on the…read moreplanet. Ordered a specialty drink, watched the bartender under pour. (They use a jig) and then didn't garnish per the advertised pic. My friend goes to a different bartender and the drink matches the pic and tastes great. Worst espresso martini I ever had as well. Waited at the bar almost a half hour for the bill. They helped people walking up after me before they even asked what I needed. Wasn't even 30 people in the room

My family and I stopped here for some wine. As soon as we walked in, we were greeted by the owners…read moreand was shown a table. The area I has a lovely lounge feel and their was a band playing. I believe the menu mentioned that Fridays and Saturdays were music nights. What's really cool is that they have so much variety of wine lining the walls. Each wine organized by features (ex: Bold, Smooth, Sweet). Underneath the features are a list of the recommended wines. My family and I shared the sweet and salty dish, which included pieces of chocolate, salted caramel chocolate balls, almonds. This was the perfect pairing to the wines and helped bring out their complexity. I had the Sweet Bitch Moscoto, which was sweet (not overly sweet), fruity, and slightly sparking. It was so good! Each bottle of wine is about $20-32 and each glass is about $9-12. I highly recommend! this place and I can not wait to come back!

Considering the fact that we are in the midst of a pandemic, I felt very uncomfortable by the fact…read morethat the worker/owner wasn't wearing a mask or keeping 6 ft away from me. Unbelievable to see a whole establishment not care about the lives of others. I will not be returning.

Stopped in before a Riverbandits game on a Sunday afternoon. Felt like we were imposing ourselves…read moreon a regular Sunday afternoon crowd. Happily they did their thing and we enjoyed our lunch. The waitress was friendly and helpful and the burger was great.

Absolutely great. The food is elevated bar food. They have all the classics like burgers, wings,…read morenachos but the quality of food is just better. The environment and atmosphere here is a pretty traditional American Irish pub. Very enjoyable and welcoming people, customers and staff. The drinks are generally the classics and spins on the classics. Mules, sours, martinis. They have been here for 90+ years for a reason. They rival big city pubs in all aspects. P.S. If you are looking for what to order just get the wings, top 3 wings I've ever had.

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!!

I won a gift card at the Quad Cities Sled Hockey golf outing. I 've passed them before but now I…read morewill be stopping again! We arrived around one o'clock but there were other folks dining and chatting. We had the lunch portions, which were plenty big. The help was wonderful - thanks Sara

Food: I ordered the chicken club panini. It was good…read more Service: very nice and quick on providing drinks Ambiance: small two floor area. Loud music with the environment of a regular bar with darts, booths and bar.

i have not been here!!!! but i hear it's very good. stop asking mt to review!!!! i hope someone…read moreelse gors and posts a review! i am trying to do the eighty five words so i am done about now. i know the owners are very nice we met them at the bar at the cove.

Christopher D's gets an extra star for serving food as late as they do. There's very little in the…read moreway of eats to be found in the wee hours in downtown Moline. But something isn't necessarily better than nothing. We laid into our pizza like ravenous bears emerging from hibernation, and we ended up leaving a third of it for some vulturous billiards players. This was comically bad pizza; think Chef Boyardee on a cracker, topped with only the finest melted string cheese. You don't expect gourmet cooking late at night, but something's gone wrong if you and a few of your booze-numbed buddies can't polish off a mid-sized pie. Some of the other items on the menu might be a bit more palatable. Or edible. There were five or six draught beer taps, but all were wearing the ignoble crown of the plastic solo cup. I can understand a bakery running out of their best selling scones, or a seafood restaurant crossing off menu items as the evening proceeds, but how does a bar run out of beer?