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.

All style, no substance…read more On a daytrip to the Quad Cities, I made a list of places for Emily and I to visit. After pouring over all the possibilities, we settled on getting 392 for our caffeinated needs. We pulled up to a bunch of sidewalk construction but were lucky to find our way inside. Once inside, we were greeted to a really loud, really vibrant coffeehouse. Nay, I wouldn't call this a coffeehouse. It felt more like a jungle gym. The place felt upscale, bougie, and a bit pretentious. We walked up and were greeted by some friendly, if not standoffish, baristas. Emily knew what she wanted beforehand but once she got there, she tried ordering a cold brew with some flavor shots to it. The barista seemed confused and told her she should just order a different item (a blended drink) if that's what she wants. Well, they finally worked it out and Emily got what she wanted. I got my usual iced americano with no troubles. The place was busy not with just kids but there was a business meeting going on. The place was very loud and reminded me of Zion Coffee Bar. Stark white walls with sounds bouncing around. Luckily, Emily and I were making plans to dip out and explore the city with our coffees in hand so we weren't subjected to the volume for too long. The wait time wasn't too long for our coffees with how busy the place was. We waited maybe 10 minutes for our drinks and were very happy to make our way on to the next destination. Maybe we are getting older and hate sound but it's not a place we could've sat and enjoyed a quiet conversation or relaxed to a nice book. As we left, we tried our drinks, and I knew instantly my drink was a bust. The americano was an off-light brown color when it should've been a deep brown. It tasted... off. Emily hates my americanos but she took a willing sip and said that my drink was messed up and couldn't place it either. It's like they used only one shot of espresso for the size; it was too diluted, too not-espresso-y tasting. Emily really enjoyed her cold brew, and we made plans to get coffee somewhere else later in the day to make up for it. I can't say I recommend this particular 392 location due to the weird vibe amongst the baristas and awful Americano/espresso. Maybe it was an off day or maybe that's just how it is. The change from your typical coffeehouse was a nice change of pace, though! I don't get up to the Quad Cities too often but would be willing to try one of their other locations after I make my way through all the other coffeehouses first.

I love the Coffee House Cafe! After hearing of another birthday party held there I decided to have…read morean open house for my 70th birthday. The owner was great to work with in getting it organized as was everyone else. It has a clean upscale comfortable ambiance that made my guests feel welcome. Their breakfast baked goods are yummy!! Don't forget to enjoy coffee on the patio with all of the flowers in the warmer months!

Nice cafe with decoration and flowers outside, but very slow service especially on the weekends,…read morewith the long waiting lines... the coffee/ a regular latte was expensive a- 8 dollars- and lukewarm, and charged extra for oat milk... not sure if I'd be back.

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.

So glad they are back open! They were my favorite coffee place in QC, and going back after a year…read moreconfirmed that it's still my favorite. They also just make a caramel apple frappe without any energy drink, which was absolutely delicious. The barista was nice and quick. No complaints!

The lattes were delicious and staff was so friendly super cute place comfy cozy place for an out of…read morestate visitor to caffeinate, regroup, and take on a day.

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.

Love this store! I ended up starting the passport book tour here with my bestie!…read more The drinks are absolutely wonderful and staff had us laughing. This is a used bookstore that is very reasonably prices at $3 for paperbacks and $5 for hardbacks with a few other prices in between. They do game nights and have board games spread throughout the store. I really enjoyed having D20 die to figure out a drink because I happen to be very indecisive when there are lots of choices. We ended up a red wedding (17) and a stygian jungle night (18). Both were really good and my friend and I cannot wait to stop at this store again when we are back in town!

My granddaughter and I stopped and had a drink. Service was great! Drinks were VERY reasonable…read moreand delicious. Great place to stop and visit!

Cute coffee spot close to Highway. A shared parking lot and building with subway. The building has…read morea rustic feel, with a big cozy fireplace in the middle. Large and small tables, plus couch / chairs. Place your order at the counter and then take a seat. Our coffee drinks were quick enough we didn't even get a chance to sit! Staff was lovely and answered all our questions. Coffee drinks were delicious. There are light breakfast items as well. I got a Cowboy Campfire (mocha and marshmallow), iced and a hot Caramel Chaos. Both were delicious. Worth the stop!

Croque Madame for the win! This was a beautifully constructed and plated dish with generous amounts…read moreof bechamel cascading down the layers of this unbelievably scrumptious sandwich. Ham, bacon, cheese, eggs, more cheese on sourdough - it was perfect! The breakfast potatoes on the side weren't needed but definitely appreciated. I snuck a few bites of my spouse's chilaquiles, and I liked those too. The rest of the brunch menu made me wish I had more stomachs! So many good options.

This might be an unfair review because apparently the buffet is only once a month and that happened…read moreto be when I visited. It was disorganized what's an odd combination of foods that were only mediocre especially for the price. There was pre-sliced prime rib that was tough. The lettuce was warm. And the waffles and pancake pancakes were left to steam so they were not that good. The biscuits and gravy were good but the bacon was similar to what you would get at Holiday Inn. $55 for two people and all we had was water.