This is an awesome bar. Regardless of what Google says this is not a "gay" bar......this is a bar…read morewhere everyone is welcome no matter the creed. I've been coming here since I was 21 and for an in town bar this is my go to! Tina, Kelsey, Eva, and everyone else is excellent. It's quiet and calm and a well rounded bar. Come pay em a visit !!

Nice local bar with great selection and service at the bar. Pool tables and darts. No food…read moreservice. You can bring something in from anywhere else to eat if you like

First timer. Ordered the special which was their unbreaded tenderloin sandwich with a side. It was…read moredelicious! We will be back.

I ate there today and ordered the BBB Bacon Cheeseburger. It was made with toasted bread. The…read morebread was toasted black and served to me like that. I ask for another toasted bread. It was normal toasted. Much better. But still did not enjoy it. I just don't plan on going back there. The floors looked like they don't get cleaned much.

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

This bar was really nice the atmosphere was great. The bartender was super nice and attentive. We…read morewill return.

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.

The location is great for downtown. I would go to the bar every Friday night and occasionally more…read more I stopped going due to the higher then normal beer prices of bottle beers. The Zero drink specials, let me say that one more time, Zero drink specials. The most disturbing bit of information was when I felt as if more was charged to my debit card then should've been. I brought this up in casual conversation with a few friends and every single one of my friends said never give Joe your debit card! Only pay with cash, he rips you off! He does this all the time. In all respects the bar could be great, they just burnt a bridge with my friends and I. Please check it out for yourself, but don't give him your debit card.

cool local joint to get a brew. joe is awesome and keeps guests coming back. he always has a smile…read morein this well run little bar. wish they served food, however if your looking for a lower key bar without all the "yuppy" crowd, this is the place. pool tables in the back and a closed in smoke room. better than standing in the cold.

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.

The confines are small, and that is perfect for a cocktail bar. The intimacy is welcome, and this…read moreplace is welcoming - from the somewhat dark and divey fixtures to the bartender. If you go, and you should, you would be remiss not to get one of their "Cocktails in Fun Mugs." The Suffering Bastard was my drink of choice and it came in a black, panther-faced mug that was made me feel extra fancy and cool. The drink itself... totally worth the deposit that I had to put down on the "Fun Mug". They also make a good Mai Tai. Going back to the dark, divey feel, they offer free pub mix to help you drink responsibly. But if you think it's too dark inside Take Cover, you can adjust the dimmer on the table-side lanterns, which also made me feel fancy and cool.

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.

Staff is always friendly and conversational. Been to this location a couple times and they have…read morebeen great. They have live music a couple days throughout the week, massive TVs everywhere to watch the game or any show really. The drinks always hit. The free popcorn is always a perk.

Went there last night to meet some friends. Had an excellent dark beer and my wife had a glass of…read morewhite wine. Nice atmosphere that could be enhanced by being a little warmer however. Service was very prompt and friendly. Like going there with out of town guests as well.