I totally love chocolate so I had to stop by here they had chocolate bacon, & other variety's so…read moredefinitely a lot to choose from...

This is such a cute shop!!…read more I stopped in while I was in town for work. I was next door for lunch and this shop caught my eye. The lady who helped me was very nice. I appreciated that because I was just in awe. My coworker and I picked up a few things. There was so much to choose from. I'll have to stop in next time to try some more chocolates!

Took my wife there today. Caught a short article on Fox News about the business. What a pleasant…read moresurprise lots of treasures and cool Christmas things. Seemed like the more you look the more interesting things you find. The employees could have not been more helpful! As I understand the store has merchandise special for the holidays and sets up for each one. I am a big fan of a well run community minded shop. Store was clean and well arranged, parking not a problem. If you are in the area check it out

From the owner: Female Owned Business, Supporting Individuals with Special Needs with Community Employment…read more Products: Furniture, Lamps, Dishware, Home Decor, Seasonal Décor, Garden Decor, Wall Art, Polish Pottery, Gifts, Candles, Jewelry, Old Fashion Candy, Wafers, Purses and Bags. Services: Gift Wrap, Gift Card. Brands: Claireisms Cards, Friendship Heart Gallery, Penny & Rose, Razz, Renditions Polish Potter, Sullivans, Wacky Wafers, Whispering Willow, Chesebro's. Location Facts: Located in downtown East Moline.

This is honestly my favorite store in the entire Quad Cities. It's full of different things from…read moreacross the world. The owner of this establishment sometimes works during the day and he's always willing to talk to everyone about anything. I love the cigars from here, but the humidor could be checked a bit more. I only come here to buy my incense and I have a collection of knives, most of them have come from this store. I would highly recommend coming here and just looking around, everything is so cool.

From the owner: Unique assortment of gifts, sterling silver jewelry, swords, pocket knives, tribal art, incense,…read morecandles, essential oils, rocks and minerals, fossils, jade, long leaf imported teas, singing bowls, chimes, smoking accessories, updated commercial humidor with premium cigars, hookahs, decorative accessories, glassware, flags, purses, books, baths bombs, and much, much, more.

A nice gift shop, fairly large and a good variety of different items. Obviously, this is perfect…read moreif you're a Deere aficionado or collector. For a general family visit, I wouldn't bother unless you have a specific interest in Deere. As far as corporate gift stores go, it wasn't too overpriced either. I even found a few clearance items! They have a penny squisher machine if you're into flat pennies. Pro tip: The hours for the Gift Shop and Pavillion are different, so make sure you know both are open before you go (if you want to see both).

In this giant store that is everything John Deere, I stood drooling at the toy tractors. This is…read morewhere all the grown men stood. They all looked like farmers or at least men who knew their way around machinery. Me? Nope. I'm no farmer and I've never been on a John Deere tractor. My grandfather was a farmer who had tractors that were unbelievably old, unreliable, and wild safety hazards. Maybe that's why I bought a bunch of toys without any idea of what I'll do with them... after I play with them through the holiday season.

I had no idea this place existed till someone took me here!…read more I believe this place definitely should be on Google because it's one of the coolest spots I've walked into in Davenport. Reminds me of San Francisco tucked right in the heart of Davenport, Iowa. Family owned and operated. A different atmosphere. Come stop in and buy some merch while supporting local business. :)

I love love love this place, I love to bring family and…read morefriends here when they come to visit me. Peaceful and friendly environment

Wow! First of all, I must say that SPELLBOUND in Rock Island is SOLID A+. Since moving to the area…read morefrom NYC, I'd been searching for a metaphysical shop (preferably that hosted classes)...and that's when the Universe guided me to SPELLBOUND (which offers all my metaphysical needs AND Saturday weekly classes!). I walked into this beautiful shop and immediately felt peaceful and at home. The husband-wife owner duo is divine. We know each other now since I come in often, and there's nothing better than being greeted with a friendly and helpful smile. Imagine incense, Palo Santo, California sage, crystals, stones, oracle decks and informational tools, beautiful handmade jewelry, essential oils, divination candles, dream catchers, etc... This place is heaven for me! It's my only go-to in the Quad City area for these items. Especially helpful around the New/Full Moons + Solar/Lunar Eclipses. Be sure to say hi to the owners when you come in, as they will happily engage in friendly conversation and do whatever they can to help you find what you're looking for. If you stumble in on a Saturday, be sure to pick up a schedule of their weekly classes (which are very affordable and inexpensive). LOVE Spellbound so much. A+ all the way! -Adam xoxo

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I was attending a conference in Bettendorf and was looking for Lavender for a friend in Des Moines…read more Sure enough, they had exactly what I needed. When I explained I was coming in an Uber and needed to hurry to get back for a dinner meeting, they got everything ready for me. Great customer service by phone and in-person. I tried to use the QR code to submit a review but struggled with getting that to work. Probably operator error lol. Truly, I wish you were in West Des Moines! We need more of you! Thanks again. Shannon Q

I just visited Wallace's to purchase Preen Weed Preventer. They had a 5.625 lb container for…read more$39.99. I thought that seemed high so I checked Home Depot. They had the exact same product for $21.97. I realize it's hard to compete with a big box retailer, but that price discrepancy seems ridiculous.

I visited SIS International the day after a concert at the Redstone Room, and was instantly charmed…read moreby the shop. It's not a huge place, but it is *packed* floor to ceiling with nifty goodies from around the world. I was really impressed by the range and quality of merchandise, and along with that the price range. One expects to pay a premium for fair trade, hand-made, and artisan products. SIS isn't exactly an exception - things aren't cheap here - but the prices are very reasonable and you get good value for your money, especially considering that your purchases support decent standards of living for the people who make the merchandise. I bought some candles and soaps for a birthday present, but it was hard to choose. There were a lot of kitchen items that were tempting, figurines and knick-knacks that were actually really cool, a lot of fabric items, and even a few musical instruments. The amount of quality stuff here is really impressive, and I'd bet you could find something for almost anyone. Moreover, I had a lovely chat with the owner. Her enthusiasm for her work, and her store, and for helping people find something unique was evident. This made the experience even better. I definitely will be back next time I'm in the area.

This shop is great! Amazing, hand crafted, goods from groups of artisans around the globe…read more Wanna help a group of african people, while buying some quality jewelry? interested in helping some south americans while aquiring alpaca toy animals? This is the place! High quality decorative, and functional, items from all over the world. I love this place!

" Tour Guides On Buses were Great "…read more The American Queen Steamboat Company hires Tour Guides from the Quad Cities Convention And Visitors center to give lengthy tours around the Quad Cities areas. The Tour Guides are very knowledgeable about the different areas in the Quad Cities, and give extensive knowledge out to their passengers about the Educational and Historical sites. Great Job Tour Guides.

Was in town for work on a steamy July day but wanted to explore the path along the Mississippi…read moreRiver and decided that renting a bike might be a good idea. The Google machine brought me to the visitors bureau. For $7 an hour you can rent a nice bike to use on the miles of trails surrounding the river. The bikes are new seeming Trek bicycles and you're offered the option of getting a lock and a helmet. There's also a water bottle cage in case you think you're going to get thirsty. The visitor's bureau is more gift shop than bicycle rental shop, but...there's a lot of neat stuff to see. They also offer segway tours throughout the week. I didn't have time or I would have checked that out, too. Definitely worth checking out if you're in from out of town and want to go exploring.