Another great stay at this boutique hotel. We love the history and repurposed aspect of the…read morebuilding. It is just a short walk from the Vibrant arena so we stay here when in Moline for Concerts. The lobby does feel cold and sterile but we don't spend time there, so no big deal!. The water pressure leaves something to be desired... but I understand it is part of their green standards.

What an experience! Moline is something of a sleepy town during the winter but the Element Team…read moremade my experience of Moline a little more enjoyable. They provided great service and suggestions on what to do around moline. The service is great and the management team is very helpful. Devin at the front desk is very professional and willing to assist anyone! He truly made the experience very positive for me and my team! 5 stars for sure because of Devin!

The area is fun. Good beer, good food. DO NOT PAY TO SEE A CONCERT AT RUST BELT!!!! You will be…read moredisappointed. I saw Clutch and Dropkick Murphys. The sound was so bad I could not tell what song was playing. It's an old brick factory, really cool to look at, really hard to manage acoustics.

The RUST BELT Horrible sound. $150 for 2 GA tix (Trace…read moreAdkins). Could NOT even hear his words at the center of the line from PP tx to GA tix. Trust me...I was there for hours. NEVER EVER will I plan to go back there for a major concert. I can NOT express enough how BAD it was.

I had my wedding & reception at the Abbey Station last Summer. We were very happy with the customer…read moreservice. Tonja, Al & Colleen were so helpful in planning our event. The price for rental of the venue was cheaper than most places and included all tables, chairs & linens (minus chair covers). The only downside is that you have to use their caterer (Bridges Catering) and buy alcohol from their bar. Our guests were very happy with the food and said it was some of the best wedding food they have had (pasta buffet). We had a very tight budget and they were willing to help us find the best selection for the price. We also held our wedding here to save some money. It was neat having the trains in the background. Luckily none came through while we held our ceremony. There is a covered place to have the wedding if you are planning something small. We had about 50 guests and it was pretty tight. My only complaint was the service on the night of the reception. The people they have working didn't offer any refills on water and didn't offer the coffee that we paid for. Some of the guests told me later that it took awhile for them to clear the tables. Other than that, this was a great place for a wedding. I highly recommend it to anyone that wants a unique reception or needs a place that will fall into a tight budget.

I booked my wedding reception here and they broke their contract with the caterer just weeks before…read moremy wedding. They did not even inform me. I had to find a new venue and caterer a month before the wedding. Mr. Lemon refused to answer any of our calls. Absolutely would not recommend. This was a nightmare.

Just completed a fun night/reception celebrating my niece's marriage. The Stardust was the perfect…read morevenue! Mary, the owner worked to make it everything my niece had envisioned. Working with both "i-do Events" planner, Nicole and Stardust's owner Mary did just that! Service was great, with nearly 220 people attending, there was never a long wait at the bar, food service went smoothly and tables were cleared all as expected. I would happily and anxiously recommend the Stardust for a fun & beautiful event venue

We had our wedding at the stardust lounge and it was great. It was far cheaper than other event…read morespaces in downtown davenport, but it was a beautiful venue and the staff was great. Highly recommend

"Best Wedding Ever" said our guests! Everyone we spoke to raved about the venue. The history,…read morebeauty and character of the building were the top 3 comments. We so agree! Sarah and Dane were fabulous to work with. From the planning meetings to final checkout, nothing was overlooked. Sarah is quick to respond and reassure her clients. We booked our wedding, which included 8 bedrooms for the weekend! Such a fun party atmosphere. Several friends are already talking about booking for private functions of their own. We can recommend them without hesitation! Loved every minute we were there!

What a gem! This place is the coolest. My wife and I love going to the Renwick for stand up comedy…read moreon Sunday nights (Tomfoolery on Tremont). They bring in great touring comedians and use some local comics to warm the crowd. Renwick is a "Can't Miss". The owners Dane and Sarah are awesome. A date night out for my wife and I laughing our buns off and having a few brewskies for around $40 is bonkers. Do yourself a favor and go here!

This is rating is for this place as a lunch spot. Probably not going back. Walked in said hello,…read morewaitress (hotess? idk, first time here) walks up, then instead of greeting us, goes to the cash register to our left. Busily says "hi" and nothing else, then waves over a couple to ring up. There's no one else around. We stand in place. And wait and wait and wait. She never says anything else to us and she's three feet to our left. Because she didn't say we could seat ourselves, we waited for her to finish ringing up the couple. Once she had, she almost annoyed told us to sit wherever we wanted. So, this waitress no bueno and she does her job like she hates it. I was glad she did not wait on us. Please have a greeter, or a sign or something. Be aware this is the rural midwest (I grew up here, I get to criticize). Everyone will stare at you as you walk in and find your seat if they don't know you. It's because the duality of the midwest commands that you say hi to them, but because they don't know you from church, they will not say hello back. Just ignore them. It's the only way to get a midwesterner to stop icily staring at you: say hello to them. If they don't know you from church, they'll move on. I know most locals will love this place, but I didn't enjoy it. It was nothing special and I was hoping for a nice, fun little lunch. No fun. Just lunch, and a very so-so lunch. Cavernous space, adjacent to an even larger event space. Service was fast, perfunctory. Small kitchen, they do soups and sandwiches for lunch. Soup was good, sandwich was meh. It's all the very standard lunch fare. Not a food destination. I'll also say it's not much of a wine destination. Each of ours tasted really green to me and I don't consider myself a wine snob. I've simply drunk lots and lots of wine. They removed the only non-sweet white wine from the menu, the one I wanted to try. Lovely view of the property out back. I remember when the front house was an abandoned property many years ago. I wish them well, but it's not for me. It's more an event space

It seems that just when I'm starting to finally get caught up on reviews and pictures, Yelp senses…read morethis and adds more on to my plate. But why tell me to write about something six months ago? Okay, here goes That was our second trip to Lavender Crest and it was nicer than the first. It's just off the I-80 and they have the most beautiful facility. My limited notes are from six years ago with Melanie as an outstanding server and our last encounter with a very pleasant, Christina. The service is excellent, the food is excellent. I look forward to the wine tasting, as well. Very knowledgeable attendants and not too stingy on the pours. Yes, we tip generously and usually walk out with a case or two. So who's zoomin' who?

I asked the desk attendant if I was the only person staying here. He wasn't sure but he said it…read morewas possible. Aside from a few other members of the hotel staff, I saw no one. That's too bad because this is a very nice place and my room was comfortable and well-appointed without being ostentatious. This eight story Art Deco building was erected in 1929. It served as a home for many businesses throughout the years. At one time, it supposedly featured one of the finest indoor mini golf courses in the country. Really? That was a thing? While you can't play golf here anymore, you can get a good night's sleep. Yeah, trains slowly rumble through town but they didn't wake me up. Ear plugs are provided just in case.

The hotel was nice but very limited charging areas, the main issue is the food ABSOLUTELY NASTY! I…read moreordered pancakes and I got three thin crapes that looked like paper and tasted nasty them 20 minutes the rest of the food came no one liked it.

My siblings and I held a 90th birthday open house for our mother at the Arbor Village Clubhouse…read more The room is a large beautiful room with large windows and a deck which overlook a lawn and wooded area. The room comfortably accommodated our 175 guests. The rental cost of the room included linens and a person to serve the cake. It was the best value in town! My siblings and I live out-of-town, and we did most of our dealings with Mike Reeh (the manager and chef) over the phone. He was a delight to work with and he was very professional (with over 30 years in the business). His manner is very casual--for example, no email and nothing is written down--but he followed through with every detail of our verbal contract. We did not have the opportunity to taste the food beforehand--cheese and crackers, hummus and pita chips, BBQ meatballs, cocktail sandwiches, fruit tray, veggie tray--but it was excellent. Many of our guests stated that the party and its setting were wonderful. We couldn't have been happier with the experience of planning and holding the party at the Arbor Village Clubhouse.