What a great and unique addition to downtown Moline! This is a pour-yourself type of bar that also…read morehas mixed alcoholic and non-alcoholic drinks (if beer, ale, and hard cider aren't your thing). Fun establishment for groups or two people. Lots of seating plus actual board games and darts! Pour Bros allows patrons to bring in their own food since there is no kitchen. The hotel to which it's attached also sponsors regular concerts outside by various musicians and bands. It's a pretty cool set up! Highly recommend!

This was such a neat & fun place! Pretty spacious with a whole separate game area in back!…read moreWe were in town for a concert & just stopped in for a few drinks. The drink wall with all the taps is so neat with every option someone could want. Bar tenders were so helpful when figuring out how to self serve & prices.

There were positives and negatives about The River Room ... one positive is that it's one of the…read moreonly food option around at the Hyatt Place-- the menu was very limited if you want real food. It's mostly a wine bar so I guess that makes sense, but there were appetizers (charcuterie, pulled pork nachos, baked Brie, etc) and that was about it. After driving 3.5 hours to get to this place, I was hoping for something a little heartier. I went with the pulled pork nachos though and they were made quickly... I had to them go so the presentation wasn't the prettiest. They were very underwhelming and they forgot the pork... not the greatest miss when you're so hungry! They tasted like an in-cohesive dish... basically some chips with canned cheese, pickled onions/green onions and some bbq sauce put on top. Definitely not filling either, even though it was only an appetizer. I did order the lavender limeade and that's pretty good! The nachos were $15 and the limeade was $5 so $20. The restaurant/bar itself was beautiful -- very upscale decor and a nice ambiance. There were several people enjoying wine and all their other spirits. All in all... if you want a full meal you'll probably need to order several small plates to feel satisfied.

Beers were good setting was good and service is good and the bar tender is good and I would…read morerecommend this place

Aircraft Grill truly feels like one of those special places you're lucky to find. From the moment…read morewe walked in, we were welcomed with such warmth and kindness--it immediately felt like home. The food was exceptional, made with care and full of flavor, and the service was simply outstanding. You can tell the owner genuinely cares about every guest who walks through the door. It's the kind of place that brings people together, whether you're a local or just passing through. Restaurants like this are what make a community special. Without a doubt, Aircraft Grill has earned its place as one of the best in the Quad Cities.

A small local diner. Located across from the airport and centrally located near the hotel. You can…read morewalk, but you have to cross the street without sidewalks. They offer a great selection of food. I ordered the brisket sandwich. It was okay, not bad, but nothing I would go out of my way to get again if I went. The wait staff was attentive and quick. The ladies did a great job working as a team in the small area.

Casey's has great daily specials, the bartenders are awesome, there's outdoor seating, and a…read morevolleyball pit. Good times!

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quick to steel your money I told one of the three bartenders I was going to the restroom I left my…read moreseat for less than two minutes all my money was gone so was my drink and amazingly no body knows what happened but don't worry thy check the cameras and for some reason they can't see clearly who picked it up , I can't believe the Steamwheelers hang here what a bad experience totally robbed by the staff also have photos of the guilty staff if you have any questions please call me so I call prepare you 715-584-0296 and funny how no one will serve you after they robbed you similar to hookers and strippers

Last time I visited this bar a couple of years ago, it really wasn't that great and service was…read moremediocre. Since moving back to the QC I decided to stop in and it is SO much better. I've gone a few times now and loved it. It is such great vibes, even when they are super busy they still take care of everyone (Shout out to Athena, Ani and Rylie). Drinks are delicious, service is great and love that every time I go in they are supporting the community (Toys for Tots, Local Dog Shelter, Holiday Hop...etc). They even have random local food trucks on weekends. Definitely worth a stop if in the QC or going to an event at The Mark (Vibrant Arena).

This is legitimately one of the best places I've ever eaten in Iowa... It would probably rank in…read moresome of the better places I've eaten in the entire United States. I travel quite a bit for work so I'm on the road and I'm usually stopping at new places, but I took my family here and was absolutely blown away by the service and their attentiveness to my wife's allergies, their menu was simple which speaks volumes to the quality that the chefs will be putting out, their drink menu was superb and they didn't miss on a single facet of the experience.

Stayed in davernport overnight and picked this restaurant for dinner based on yelp reviews. I try…read morenot to have high expectations for restaurants based on reviews and make my own opinions. I'll admit I was a little bit disappointed with the experience. The ambiance is very nice. The restaurant was in the downtown area very close to the mississippi river. There seemed to be a lot happening at the other establishments.In the area. The service was efficient , although we weren't a big fan of our server. One of the things that bothered me was when our bill came and they have those handheld machines that cash you out , the server stood over the top of us waiting to see how much gratuity we were gonna apply to our check. That's one thing that should never be done in a nicer place. The food was decent. The brussels sprout salad was absolutely fantastic. We ordered four different entrees. The swordfish , the salmon , lamb meatballs and a pasta dish. All came out hot looking really nice and had multiple components. Some of the dishes lacked seasoning and the overall wow factor. The bill came out to $240 with one salad , four entrees and five alcoholic drinks. Very reasonable fo four people at a nice place. We didn't order dessert, but I would've liked to try the cheesecake.

Charming, friendly, lovely, must-visit tiki bar in downtown Moline…read more We tried beverages from both their regular and seasonal menus and also tasted 2 local rums. These are well-made drinks, and the seasonals are thoughtfully constructed. The slushies start out as NA, with the alcohol added upon order. When we were there, they had a house-made hot chocolate that included pineapple juice as an ingredient !!??! Delicious!! The staff opened early for a downtown Christmas event and handled the sudden and random appearance of groups with good cheer.

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.

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.