Good coffee, good vibes inside, nice barista... I was disappointed they aren't offering almond milk…read morefor their lattes- my other options were oat or coconut.

My iced Conan O'Brien Latte was full of flavor, but not too sweet. A great option close to…read moredowntown Davenport and the Palmer school of Chiropractors.

Excellent coffee and Tea. Organic fair trade coffee, and tea from Republic of Tea! We always stop…read moreon Saturday morning for a coffee and tea while shopping at the farmers market.

Such fast service! Was there this past Saturday to fight the crazy humidity that I'm not used to…read morecoming from Arizona. They are kinda like Dutch Bros with their Rebels, this was just as good. My drink was fantastic and definitely worth coming back for. Drive through situation was a bit confusing because I'm not familiar with this spot, but was easy to figure out. I had the Aqua Marine energy drink and it was fantastic. No notes!!

Ordered the 50/50.. gave a tip for some peanut butter flavored coffee I didn't order.read more

We went to this place for the first time today. My wife and I sat down to peruse the menu and the…read moreowner kept on reminding us that we had to order at the counter. We sat down because my wife has bad knees. When we finally decided what we wanted I went to the counter. The owner was not very attentive as I had stand there a few minutes. When she finally started to take our order she kept on interrupting instead of listening. Our food was brought out by nice young man. I had the turkey and Swiss croissant and my wife had the ham and Cheddar croissant, both with pasta salad. My wife liked her sandwich and thought the pasta salad was delicious. I thought my turkey sandwich was "okay" but not remarkable like my wife's. The biggest complaint on the food is the portion size versus the price of $8.50 per plate, not worth the price. Because of the rudeness of the owner I don't we'll be back. She needs to take some lessons from her employee who brought out our food.

Nice little place and something Coal Valley needed. Pleasant decor and environment. Everything…read morelooks very clean and well kept. Appears there is some pride in the ownership. Looked like they had a extensive menu of what I would call designer coffees as well a good selection of some baked goods as well. I'm a straight black coffee drinker, which has definitely become somewhat of a lost art for many coffee shops. Especially the big brand corporate chains. This place has a good cup of black coffee with no wait though and that always gets a high mark with me because it's harder to find than anyone knows lol.

We were in the Quad Cities for a wedding. Saturday morning we had to kill some time. My wife was in…read morethe mood for coffee and my kids always like looking at books. After a quick online search we decided to go to Atlas Collective. Overall it was a nice bookstore. The inside was welcoming and there were a fair number of people sitting around drinking coffee and browsing books. My wife and cousins all got drinks and generally liked them. My kids founds a couple books that they liked and ended up getting one. I liked the vibe, and overall was happy with the visit. The only downside of the shop is that it is relatively small. They have an okay selection, but you are going to be limited in your choices. If your tastes align with the selection on hand you will be fine, but you could end up leaving empty handed.

As I've said in previous reviews, I always like to stop by a bookstore whenever I'm out of town. I…read morefound myself in Moline for a conference and stopped by this bookstore, which has long been on my bookstore hit list. Lovely decor inside! So welcoming, and so inviting! The staff was gracious, the drinks were fantastic (I had the Artemis!), and the selection was diverse. There's also comfortable seating inside and coasters for your drinks so that you don't have to worry about ruining the awesome furniture. I will definitely be visiting again!

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.

Review Visit: April 10th, 2017…read more Aroma = Amora. Aroma backwards is Amora and Amora means 'love' in Spanish. I do love some good coffee, but do I love Aroma? Yes. Aroma was fantastic. When driving to it, it was a bit hard to find due to it being tucked in with a placed called The Green Thumbers, which is a pretty nifty gardening store in itself. So aside from being attached to a gardening store, it is a full-fledged cafe/coffeehouse on it's own. Upon entering, the staff was super nice and struck up a conversation and asked what I was doing today. Told them the boring part of my business reasons for being in the area, but also the fact that I like to try new coffee places while out and about. They offer a large variety of coffees, lattes, frappes, baked goods, sandwiches, salads and more. I ended up just getting a specialty drink called 'The Tuxedo', which was hot espresso and milk with white and dark Mocha added to it. It sounded pretty good and it did not disappoint at all. In their display of baked goods, they had a chocolate peanut butter cookie that was calling my name... or my sweet tooth was calling for it. Either way, I requested that along with my coffee. The barista even offered to warm it up. I tell you, this may be one of the best cookies I have ever had. I've had some of the best across Illinois, especially at Insomnia Cookies, and this place may rival them on the cookie level. The interior is very formal with out being too formal. It felt cozy but modern. Everything was gray/white/black with nice furniture and some wall decor. But the best part? The two stuffed bears in there. One was about 5 feet tall and there was a baby bear on the other side of the chair, holding a coffee cup. You can see them below. They aren't taxidermy bears mind you, but stuffed plush bears from the store it is attached to. This is the second coffeehouse I have been to with bears in it, the first being Thirty-Thirty Coffee Co. in Peoria, IL. Bears and Coffee go together like Peanut Butter and Jelly... maybe? No bear puns yet? That's un-bear-able! Overall, Aroma Coffee is Amora indeed! The coffee was great, the cookie was beyond amazing and getting your photo taken with the bear is an added bonus. Aside from it being a bit hidden so one could easily drive by, it is worth hunting for. The coffee/cookies that is. Not the adorable bears inside.

Would be a 5/5 star if they allowed service animals (it's illegal not to)…read more Though I didn't have a service animal I know many who rely on them so it's upsetting :( many restaurants allow working dogs and even just some dog friends but a cafe attached to a garden doesn't? Everything else was good though I'd go back for the crepes

Great presentation , portion, and taste!! Friendly staff! One of my new favorites! Must try!!read more

Go support your local small business! Lots to of drink choices and quaint little shop! I think…read morethere's a lot of potential!