Either a four or five star. Honestly, it's tough for me. Service is really great, everyone there is…read morereally nice. I liked their apple cinnamon tea. Their espresso is okay, I don't know if it's just my preferences but it tasted a little over roasted to me but I still enjoyed it. My big draw here though is I love the ambience and location. I really like being able to sit at the big Windows looking out at the Mississippi River. I like their location because as a study break or if you want to get out after the Riverwalk is right outside so it's easy to hop on that for a run or walk directly afterward(you also are within 2 to 3 miles of the bridge connecting Moline and bettendorf as well as the bridge to Sylvan Island which are fun places to get out to.

Milltown is by far my favorite coffee place in the QC. My usual go to is a hot carmel latte with…read morehalf and half. Their southern burrito is rly good. The staff is amazing, they are always willing to accommodate! The ambience and music is always a plus.

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.

Dead Poet's Espresso was along the way for our family road trip to Des Moines, Iowa and it is just…read morearound the corner from the John Deere Pavilion. We stopped by and ordered the following: 1) Dickinson: Tiramisu Mocha 2) Kipling: Lavenmint Latte 3) Spinach, Egg, Gouda on Croissant 4) Pork & Curds 12" Wrap (grilled) 5) Southwest wrap 6) Carnitas Enchiladas (2) We did not enjoy the Kipling because the espresso and lavender was weak and the overall drink was heavily spiced. It seemed like all of the wraps had the same pork filling and the wraps were not well-toasted.

every time I go they are happy and helpful. the coffee is the best in the quad cities hands down.read more

Great drinks of all kinds with a wide range of flavors. Lattes are some of the best in the area…read more Only downside is sometimes the drinks are not as warm as you'd think they'd be. Makes it nice though because you can drink them immediately and not have to wait.

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.

Cute little spot! I love trying local coffee spots. 2 staff…read moreworking and a crowded Sunday meant a bit of a wait. Staff was super friendly. My coffee and bagel were tasty. They had some cards and games, and my friend and I played some 80s trivia while enjoying our coffee. Parking lot is small, so we parked on the street around the corner.

If you're looking for a bar that also sells coffee, this is your place. I went in expecting more of…read morea coffee shop vibe, and it was much different than my expectations. The patrons were a little less than friendly, but the coffee was good!

Located on the western edge of downtown and "down the hill" in East Moline, Jaded Java is a full…read moreservice coffee shop. And a bar. And a pool hall. And slots gaming outlet. With open mic nights and darts. Got the picture? It's mostly a drinking place--alcohol, coffee, or soft drinks--with lots of choices. There are also snacks like chips, cookies, and candy bars. An outside easel board promoted pizza. As you would expect in a bar, friendly staff stood waiting to serve. It had all the warmth of a co for table neighborhood bar where, after a second visit, everyone would know your name.

Love this store! I ended up starting the passport book tour here with my bestie!…read more The drinks are absolutely wonderful and staff had us laughing. This is a used bookstore that is very reasonably prices at $3 for paperbacks and $5 for hardbacks with a few other prices in between. They do game nights and have board games spread throughout the store. I really enjoyed having D20 die to figure out a drink because I happen to be very indecisive when there are lots of choices. We ended up a red wedding (17) and a stygian jungle night (18). Both were really good and my friend and I cannot wait to stop at this store again when we are back in town!

Needed a break from a conference and this place was a short and easy drive away. Delicious coffee,…read morefriendly staff, super cool space/atmosphere. The chocolate biscotti I had was so yum. Highly recommend.

Great coffee shop. Good prices. Great service with very personable baristas. Waited less than 5…read moreminutes for our drinks. I highly recommend. I think the bad reviews posted here are from people who own other local coffee shops. People are sick. They don't even sell an $8 or $11 cup of coffee here. About $4 for a 4x 20oz Americano coffee, which I highly recommend.

I really enjoy the place and their coffee! Just be prepared to wait in line. My assumption would be…read morethey are unstaffed, but prepared to wait 10-20 minutes. Again I love the place, but the wait!!

Excellent coffee and Tea. Organic fair trade coffee, and tea from Republic of Tea! We always stop…read moreon Saturday morning for a coffee and tea while shopping at the farmers market.

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!

Worst location I've visited. They need to close this location. Wrong drinks every time I go and…read morevery slow. Is this the training location?

I love Starbucks. The past few days we have gone there many time. I have gotten shaken black tea…read morefrom this location other than they put sweetener in one it is consistent with expectations. The specialty cold brew and lattes were amazing as usual. Also will occasionally get a sausage sandwich or a baked item. The cake pops for the kids were good but the blueberry Muffin was a bit dry. I have not gotten the sandwich from this location previously. Not sure if this is a change across Starbucks, just this location, or a covid issue, but the sandwich was smaller (closer to a McMuffin size), did not taste as good as usual, and more greasy. I had others I picked it up for and they agreed these are not to the quality we are accustom to. The service was great and drinks are handed over in coffee mugs to minimize touch points. The location is nice as there is not another Starbucks near the area. The layout is not very good for drive through. Cars can block entry and exits. If your not familiar with where the drive through starts and the surrounding parking lot dead ends it can cause traffic issues. All this said I still go for the coffee and tea.