Ordered a special apple pie around Thanksgiving, was like my Mother's pie…read more Highly recommend

We ordered two dozen special recipe sour cherry pies for our family event. EIBC nailed the recipe,…read moredid them at a reasonable price, and even delivered to our event! Lots of compliments! Pro Tip: Over order so you can take some home all for yourself!

Good coffee and their French toast muffin was very good. Really nice atmosphere wish I wasn't on…read morethe run for work or I definitely would have spent more time there!

Nice to see a coffee shop and cafe, but disappointing pastries…read more Good for groups. Bit awkward to find as location. Outdoor patio.

I love going to the Tasty Cafe as every time I have went in to get a meal I have never been…read moredisappointed. From the atmosphere to the great food one can never go wrong to stop and enjoy the great food there. On top of that when one goes in the smiles on the faces and cheerful greetings of the dining help make it more enjoyable. It is my go to place for when I have out of town company or whether it is someone from town. One thing I will tell you--you will never be disappointed when you stop and have their delicious food as well as their welcoming smiles!

Amazing food, service, ambience. The only thing I would…read morechange is their hours. The are open for breakfast and brunch. Fridays all you can eat Walleye. Never had a bad meal! Mouth is watering just writing this!!!

This was my first time at this location and it was a good experience! I got the medium iced…read morecarmelized almond latte and it has good flavor, not too sweet and light ice which I like. I got three pastries: white chocolate raspberry scone, apple cinnamon scone, and chocolate croissant. All very good and made that day. Quick and friendly service. Lots of indoor and outdoor seating and tables with free WiFi. Make sure you check in on Yelp ~before~ you pay to get $1 off a drink :)

Went off our route and it was well worth it. Two fancy drinks and the tallest breakfast sandwich I…read morehave ever had for under $20. Friendly and competent staff with suggestions ready. Clean bathrooms. Easy parking for our camper van. Outdoor seating - a plus since I find most A/C too chilly.

Great team. Consistent product quality…read more Outside Patio. Indoors music is too loud. Starbucks in the past use to be relaxing and welcoming. Now it feels like they assume we are hard of hearing. Parking lot is a little tricky, but more spots to choose from.

This Starbucks location is the best in the QC in my opinion. Nothing but kindness, and always get a…read morenice little comment wrote on my drink or food item package. George, the gentleman, is the best too! super friendly. They make my favorite, iced caramel macchiato, exceptional!

"Double, double toil and trouble; Fire burn and cauldron bubble"…read more After the less-than-stellar americano at 392Caffee, Emily and I decided to get more coffee later in the day and Coffee Apothecary happened to be right around the corner from Five Cities Brewing. Talk about convenient. So, after a few beers and the best meal, we dropped in for one last hit of caffeine before finishing out the day exploring. When we walked in, they had just burnt some bacon, so the place was filled with smoke. Kinda fits the Apothecary theme, in my opinion. Since we had just eaten a big meal at Five Cities, we opted for just a drink. Emily got their special HeLa CELL and I got my usual americano. They were out of brown sugar for the HeLa CELL so Emily got it substituted with caramel. We waited just a few minutes for the drinks to be ready and decided that despite the smoke that was lingering around, we would sit there and play some Uno while recharging our batteries. This americano was exactly what I wanted all day. It was dark and bitter and delicious. I sampled Emily's drink and the foam and salt and caramel were a perfect combo. Compared to the other coffeehouse we visited, this one felt more traditional. It's a bit smaller so large groups might have to sit outside or divvy up between tables. As for the aesthetics of the place, they really play into the apothecary theme. It felt rustic and antique in there, between the decor and the images on the wall. It almost reminded me of Little Raven Creamery that was open in Peoria at one point. If you find yourself in the Quad Cities and want a nice change of pace from your usual coffeehouse, give Coffee Apothecary a try. Hopefully the burnt bacon smoke will be gone by then. Not entirely sure why one of the workers didn't prop a door open to help air it out but it was like 95 degrees outside so... don't blame them for wanting to keep the shop cool. Sidenote: I do wish they had their logo that I saw on their Facebook available on either a magnet, sticker, or shirt. I love the look and vibe of plague doctors so to have that on something I can put up at home or wear would be sweet. Maybe they will have some merch in the future! Until then, stay caffeinated!

We always try to support small businesses but we had a disappointing experience overall. A coffee…read moreshop that doesn't offer a cortado was surprising, and the drinks we ordered were overly sweet and syrup-heavy. The Americanos were mostly water and filled to the very top, leaving little room for proper coffee flavor. Service was equally disappointing. The staff was abrupt and unwelcoming, and at 3:00 pm we were told, without courtesy, that they were closed and needed to leave. No polite request, just a blunt statement. Poor service paired with subpar drinks made this a place I would not return to or recommend.

We stopped on our way through the town and wanted to support local businesses. The iced mocha was…read moregood. But I got a cappuccino which was not good at all. A tad bit disappointed.

Pleasant enough service but my regular coffee was lukewarm. If you're in the coffee business the…read morefirst thing they teach you is people want coffee hot. Won't stop again.