One of my wife's favorites so we certainly did have to stop while we were in town…read more The doughnut boxes are pretty cool, retro. Our was an old VHS tape. The ambiance is retro and fun. This location is new and has an open window area where you can see them making the donuts. They have such unique flavors. It's hard to choose just one. The staff was nice. Transaction was fast.

This is a new facility since the last time we ventured to Iowa. Interestingly enough, just around…read morethe corner from where we are headed to. It's spacious and clean. The staff is nice although one of the kids behind the counter was eating something. I asked which donut and was told it's something they don't sell there. The staff was very helpful while we picked out our donuts and the transaction went smooth. Donuts are fresh and presentation looks great as well. Very nice!,

LOVED this breakfast sandwich - it was so so good. Carmel iced offee was good but super sweet. My…read moreaunt got regular black coffee and it was super bitter.

Really friendly, breakfast burrito was stellar, salted caramel syrup cannot be skipped the best…read morei've ever had

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.

"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!

This is such a cute spot! Such fun coffee flavors. Definitely worth the stop and has a speedy drive…read morethru if it's super cold out! This review was made in connection with a Toast Promotion.

First time going here I tried the drive through the menus had a ton of variations which was…read moreamazing. When I got up to the window I was greeted with a smile and asked if I could have their favorite iced latte and needless to say I will be coming back.

Was looking for a breakfast spot during my staycation and found Flips. Fast service, yummy food,…read moreand beautiful decor. Looking forward to returning with family next time.

Great atmosphere, great food, honestly best food on our trip out of town. Service was also…read morefantastic!! Will happily go back.

They offer great little sandwiches and so many options of coffee. The cold brew is made with…read moreespresso, which is unique and quite a kickstart. The environment is hip and relaxing. I was there for a two day weekend and went twice!

I never leave complaints, but this was absurd. I waited 10 minutes just to be acknowledged and then…read more40 minutes for my cold brew--only to receive what I'm 99% sure was the wrong drink (and I'm not picky when it comes to coffee, but this tasted burnt). The one employee working did apologize, but they were clearly overwhelmed, focusing on the drive-thru with far more urgency than the front. I'm only leaving this review in hopes that management sees it and realizes that one person is not enough to run the store on a busy Saturday afternoon.

Can't believe I'm the first to review this no frills cupcake/muffin shop!…read more When I travel for work, I always search for cupcakeries, and this seemed to be the only cupcake shop within walking distance of my hotel in Davenport. (and it was well within walking distance - glad I don't live near a place like this - I'd weigh a million pounds) The inside of the shop is nothing to speak of. There were a couple people hanging out reading the paper and drinking coffee, but there was a good selection of cupcakes and muffins. I bought a couple things to eat over the course of my trip - a pumpkin muffin, a cappuccino chocolate chunk muffin, and a chocolate cupcake stuffed with chocolate filling. The cupcake was good...but, wow! Those muffins! I love cappuccino muffins and the one I had was absolutely amazing. Although it was hot as hades outside, I enjoyed the fall inspired pumpkin muffin. They were really very good - dense but not to heavy. Soft but not crumbly. THIS is how muffins should be made. This is a definitely a little hidden gem worth checking out if you're in the quad cities!