Love this place, owners service, food, everything! We try to stop in for lunch anytime we're in…read moreDavenport!

I found an old review draft of mine, and want to finish now. I had Turkey Panini Sandwich here 7…read moreyears ago, and it was the best Sandwich ever. I ordered another piece of sandwich as it was so good. I wonder if the quality is the same now, but will definitely go back there if I ever go to Iowa again.

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.

LOVED this breakfast sandwich - it was so so good. Carmel iced offee was good but super sweet. My…read moreaunt got regular black coffee and it was super bitter.

All style, no substance…read more On a daytrip to the Quad Cities, I made a list of places for Emily and I to visit. After pouring over all the possibilities, we settled on getting 392 for our caffeinated needs. We pulled up to a bunch of sidewalk construction but were lucky to find our way inside. Once inside, we were greeted to a really loud, really vibrant coffeehouse. Nay, I wouldn't call this a coffeehouse. It felt more like a jungle gym. The place felt upscale, bougie, and a bit pretentious. We walked up and were greeted by some friendly, if not standoffish, baristas. Emily knew what she wanted beforehand but once she got there, she tried ordering a cold brew with some flavor shots to it. The barista seemed confused and told her she should just order a different item (a blended drink) if that's what she wants. Well, they finally worked it out and Emily got what she wanted. I got my usual iced americano with no troubles. The place was busy not with just kids but there was a business meeting going on. The place was very loud and reminded me of Zion Coffee Bar. Stark white walls with sounds bouncing around. Luckily, Emily and I were making plans to dip out and explore the city with our coffees in hand so we weren't subjected to the volume for too long. The wait time wasn't too long for our coffees with how busy the place was. We waited maybe 10 minutes for our drinks and were very happy to make our way on to the next destination. Maybe we are getting older and hate sound but it's not a place we could've sat and enjoyed a quiet conversation or relaxed to a nice book. As we left, we tried our drinks, and I knew instantly my drink was a bust. The americano was an off-light brown color when it should've been a deep brown. It tasted... off. Emily hates my americanos but she took a willing sip and said that my drink was messed up and couldn't place it either. It's like they used only one shot of espresso for the size; it was too diluted, too not-espresso-y tasting. Emily really enjoyed her cold brew, and we made plans to get coffee somewhere else later in the day to make up for it. I can't say I recommend this particular 392 location due to the weird vibe amongst the baristas and awful Americano/espresso. Maybe it was an off day or maybe that's just how it is. The change from your typical coffeehouse was a nice change of pace, though! I don't get up to the Quad Cities too often but would be willing to try one of their other locations after I make my way through all the other coffeehouses first.

I want to keep my favorite spot a secret but this place is incredibly good…read more They serve breakfast all day Very decent wine menu Food is consistenly (really) good, arrives fast and hot. If service is a bit slow, give them a break, place is often crowded with tables constantly turning, but they never rush you. When weather permits, there's a nice patio. I keep reading "friendly service". I'd say actually it's a bit brusque. It's midwestern friendly, the blank face kind that's waiting to make sure you're not a jerk, or let you know they don't put up with them. But the service is excellent They should give up the counter seating for customers and call it "kitchen view" imho ha I don't want to say this for fear they raise prices, but very affordable. Tip them well. I've gone all around the menu and the only items I personally don't return to are the flatbreads, just not my thing. I opt instead for their sandwiches, salmon tacos, breakfast items, soups. It's all very good. Thanks, Brew!

Stumbling upon Brew In The Village we were impressed by their offering, both food/drink and…read moreservice. A friend and I had brunch/lunch here and the menu is a curated selection of tasty bites. I had the BREWschetta and it really hit the spot that I was looking for in a small bite. In particular, the balsamic was delicious! I also had two sour beers (cans) and they were local and great. We had the pleasure of sitting outside in the nice weather and the patio was lively! This place seems to get a lot of attention and rightfully so. On top of it, the staff was attentive the entire time. Out the door we didn't break the bank and left content. I certainly encourage you to give Brew a try if you have never been!

Late night vegan dumplings and an art show?! YES, please! I was so happy to stumble into Rozz-Tox…read moreon a quiet Sunday evening while traveling through Illinois. Delicious and unique food items, Japanese teas and a funky atmosphere.

I adore Rozz-Tox. The coffee is great. The music is great. It has plenty of creative energy, and I…read morewrote a book there. Make sure you check the hours to see if it's open. Oh, the food is really good and quite diverse. I think it's the most creative coffee/tea/drinks/food place in the QCA.

This little hole in the wall holds a special place in my heart. Any time you come in you find…read morepeople from all walks of life. The food is affordable for anyone and the service is top notch. The food is always consistently good and the donuts are to die for. If you have never been you have to come in a try them.

House made donuts are worth the visit. Good menu. Plenty of street parking. Reasonable prices…read more Staff is fun.

Great breakfast scrambles and burritos made with fresh ingredients. Really? What's not to like!…read more Karena was working today. A long line but she was so fast and so pleasant; really appreciated that. We'll be back!

Karena is lovely, the beignets are fabulous and coffee is great - great atmosphere and location!…read more If you haven't tried it, you must!

My husband had a HORRIBLE experience. Went to grab a full plate of food. Sign says $10. Asked for…read moreit to be split because I was at work and didn't want much. The cashier said they couldn't do it and just stood there. The sign also says "pay what you can" and they still said no. Won't be coming back! Thought this was for the community and not for the pockets of the greedy. Please watch out who you support!

The food was FABULOUS!! Staff was friendly. Today a friend…read moreand I tried the Nest for the first time. Today's menu is pictured below. Pictured is Honey Walnut Chicken, House salad w/ranch dressing, mashed potatoes, vegetables with fruit crumble for dessert. We will eat here again!

We've eaten at Rainy Dayz Cafe nearly every Friday morning for the past year or so. I try to switch…read moreup my order each week to keep them on their toes, but my spouse orders the same thing each week. You cannot go wrong with Kara's delicious French toast and crispy bacon. Today I tried the Huevos con Chorizo for the first time. Wow! Just the right amount of seasoning, and a variety of hot sauces available if desired. See ya soon! The ambiance is old school cafe.

Such a wonderful place. Always someone you know. Fabulous old world style diner serving breakfast…read moreand lunch. Blueberry pancakes. Omelets, French toast. She's got some kind of special for you or just order what you want. She's definitely got that special something.

QC must also mean Quality Control cause the food here was delectable…read more Waking up in the Quad Cities with no game plan and an empty stomach is what lead us to this fine destination. I was tasked with finding a place close to our hotel and this one sounded like what both Emily and I were craving. We got there a bit before 9am and were greeted with a 30-40 minute wait time. Since there probably would've been a wait time anywhere else, we gave them our name, number and headed back to the car to chill. Not even 15 minutes later, we got the call to come in and have some breakfast. Since we had time to kill in the car, we planned out our orders before we went back in so we were able to order right away. Emily got the Western Skillet and I got the Western Omelet. For how busy it was, the food took no more than 10 minutes to come out and it was a lot more than I was expecting. For an omelet, this thing must've had like 12 eggs in it. Same for Emily's skillet, it was served in a bit pan and it was filled with so much food. One of the reasons we picked this place is because they are known for their cinnamon roll pancakes. Emily got some for her side and I cautioned her that since its a side pancake, it might be normal ones. Turns out, it was the normal ones but good god, the one bit I had of them was heavenly. Turns out, the whole meal was mostly divine. The omelet could've had a bit more flavor to it but a little bit of salt and pepper helped bring it to life. Emily really liked her food but found the ham in her skillet to be a bit too bland for her taste. The food here was super good and a great value for what you paid. On top of that, the entire staff was super friendly and professional and handled the breakfast crowd like veterans in spite of the young ages of the staff. As we drove around the Quad Cities the day before, I pointed out the million different pancake houses to Emily, so, its funny and fitting that we ended up going to one for breakfast the next day... and what a good one we selected. They must really like their pancakes up there. I might have to add a few of them to my list of places to check out next time we are up here.

Honestly $40 for all of this was beyond what we were expecting when we stopped in for a quick bite…read moreto eat. There was a small wait when we got there but we were seated in the back and boy was it busy, our server was very fast and had a good knowledge of the menu! If we go back to this area we will make sure to stop here! An overall very welcoming and fun environment for such a small area! Not pictured: coffee & already devoured French toast muffin