Oh wow. A pretty good coffee choice inside what they advertise as Worlds Largest Truckstop. Cool…read more Honey and a real Large size cup for pretty good Americano of 6 shots. Just right. Lovely lass attending my request. And other good fast food options here as well. I'm impressed.

I don't normally leave reviews but everytime I come to this location my cups sticky because they…read moredon't wipe off anything they spill on the side, but normally I just ignore that but this time I feel like I ordered a really basic thing just a toasted blueberry bagel with butter and they somehow mixed it up with a blueberry bagel not toasted with cream cheese sadly I didn't even notice till I was on the road again but I feel like it's hard to mess up a bagel with butter...

Such a cute place with lots of character. Their coffee drinks are wonderful and they can whip up…read morejust about anything. Pumpkin spice is always a go-to. Bonus- they have a cute boutique connected so you can kill time while waiting for your beverage!

From the owner: We are a local coffee destination featuring specialty flavored lattes made with homemade caramel…read moreand vanilla sauces. We also feature Iowa Native Wines by the glass. Come in and relax in our cozy atmosphere with free wifi and charging stations. You will notice the difference! #DrinkBetterCoffee #IowaNativeWines #hipsterspot

couldn't make a decaf carmel frappe and kept making a vanilla bean latte not one but 3! times!…read moreadded ice to a water when no ice was literally said. we got a latte and that was fine but the rest was just so messed up and they had a little bit of attitude after making our order wrong!

First time going in a few years and was surprised. I want a cup of coffee, not have a social agenda…read moreforced on me. Going to Scooters.

This truck stop lives up to its billing of being the World's Largest Truck Stop. This place is huge…read moreand amazing. You can get gas here. Then inside is like a mini-mall. They have a food court with a Dairy Queen/Orange Julius, Wendy's, Taco Bell, and Pizza Hut Express, all with seating. They also have a truck parts store, tourist souvenirs, convenience store items, clothes, and custom truck parts. The place was really clean, especially considering how many people go through there. You will find an actual tractor-trailer truck in the auto parts section of the truck stop. There are a lot of photo ops here at the truck stop, including the tractor-trailers and other vehicles inside, and murals and antique gas pumps outside. There is also a truck museum across the parking lot that is free to visit, but is closed on Mondays and Tuesdays. I came here on a Monday, so of course it was closed. If you are coming into or leaving Iowa, this is a must-stop. This place is amazing and has just about everything. The staff there was very friendly too. I am glad I made the stop here, and I did not even need gas.

We were in need of a pit stop on a road trip and wanted to stop at our favorite place. Like an…read moreoasis in the desert the billboard signs began to appear and soon enough we had arrived! This place has everything. Gift shops, a sit down restaurant, a truckers museum, showers, a barber, chiropractor, dentist, and laundry. In addition, there are several fast food spots in the food court like Wendy's, Taco Bell, Pizza Hut, Dairy Queen, Starbucks, plus rows of supermarket fares. This is a great place to take a load off and walk around to break up your road trip.

Love the delicious and fun holiday drink menu. This morning had the Cotton Picking Ninny Muggins A…read morewarm delicious caramely treat!

Love the inviting atmosphere inside, small and cozy with friendly staff. There is a wide variety of…read morecoffee drinks, smoothies and other beverages, but not much variety in food. The Coffee is not my favorite in the area, but it's decent.

Coffee was very good and hot. At some places I think that they don't want to serve it to hot…read morebecause people might get upset. Personally I like my coffee hot. The service was fast. Just wish I had more it goes down to fast.

Cute place in town. So glad they had a sign on Main Street for "next left". Did we miss a sign for…read morethe turn in Alley? Ya need one. We are from out of state visiting family. Came here two mornings in a row. Blended mocha and hot mocha were good. Busy on weekday mornings. We decided to park and walk in rather than drive-thru on 2nd morning. Very nice staff.

The food is alright - honestly. It's nothing special. This is truly a coffee house and they just…read moreadded food for the sake of and I felt they need to 1) stick to coffee or 2) revamp their food items. I ordered the fried egg with chorizo and it was a sausage patty marinated in chorizo flavoring?? The egg had zero seasoning, not even salt and pepper. And the English muffin was hard. I wouldn't get this item ever again. Additionally the food was out and ready before I could even pay and tell the cashier thank you. Thanks for the jimmy John's speed, but I feel they could've used that time accordingly to season my food and maybe chop up the chorizo.

Redband delivering that espresso punch I love so much…read more On a free Saturday where I find myself up in the Quad Cities, my friend Cassey and I drop in for a quick cup of coffee before heading to a beerfest event. I needed something strong and I needed it an hour ago. Luckily Redband was on my radar and it was on the way to the event. If you've read any of my recent coffee posts, you know I love a good espresso with a solid punch to the mouth of bitter. So, I was delighted to see they had an americao on the menu. I ordered it iced like I usually do and Cassey got her usual breve. The barista disappeared to the back of the shop and started preparing our drinks. Walking in, you notice there is nowhere to sit and there is a sign on the wall that tells you that the waiting area has a maximum of 4 people and all items are 'to go'. A very unusual arrangement considering there seemed to be a full-sized building for Redband next door... but the entrance to the parking lots were blocked off. It almost felt like this building was the roasting facility and the one next door is the proper coffeehouse but I forgot to ask whats up with that. Any who, the lady came back with our coffee and we made our exit. I took a sip a few steps outside the door and I was floored by the bitterness. It was strong. Stronger than was I was used to and I loved it. The level of bitter made it a slow drink, which is fine since I can down almost any drink in a minute or two if I am not conscious of trying to pace myself. There is another location and that one is located in a really cool, unique building. I really want to try it but don't know how often I can pop into the Quad Cities just to try out coffeehouses but where there is an americano... there is my desire to go there.

I'm always on the hunt for some good cold brew. I stopped in before heading to lake macbride and…read moretried the cold brew and a scone pastry for quick light breakfast. It was a good drink and good pastry. The interior was nice as well. A local coffee shop in Solon I'd recommend for anyone in the area looking for a morning drink, a light breakfast and maybe some good conversations with friends or family. Service was good.

Cute little Christian coffee shop. The latte flight was super cute and fun. The Smokey drink was…read moreamazing and Shockley smoky flavored

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!

I went to school with Greg. He knows everything about LeClaire. As a child I used to buy penny…read morecandy from his mother. If you want to know a little history about LeClaire and riverboat captains this is the place to go. if you were raised in LeClaire ask Greg to show you the yearbooks. It truly is going back in time. Good coffee, tea, snacks, conversation, and a wonderful ambiance.

Dollar coffees and the owner is friendly. Provided interesting conversation on a variety of topics…read moreincluding the history of the area, the history of the shop (family owned for 73 years!). Would have stayed and chatted longer if we didn't have to get back on the road.