Jaded Java

615 15th Ave, East Moline
(309) 281-1614

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Thomas Perse

Great Small business. definitely will be back.

Alan Gustafson

Great service!! Great drinks! Try their iced chai latte and their potato bacon pizza (Butch's Pizza)!!

Atmosphere: 4

Food: 5

Service: 5

Herchel Anderson Jr.

Everything was nice except the back bathroom smells like black mold really bad so I recommend using the front one if you have any type of breathing issues.

Atmosphere: 4

Service: 4

Brandy

Jaded Java Russian is one of the best around!

Atmosphere: 5

Service: 5

Bobby Rasso

Great service and staff..one of my favorite stops

Atmosphere: 5

Food: 5

Service: 5

Steve Tristan

Great atmosphere

Atmosphere: 5

Service: 5

Rex Benz

Very close service.

Vegetarian options: plenty of good opinions.

Parking: bike or car or motor cycle.

Kid-friendliness: activity books at the counter. fir every one.

Laura Phelps

Clean and friendly staff

Atmosphere: 5

Food: 5

Service: 5

Heather Richardson

Amazing place for all ages. Caring, attentive staff. Coffee, cocktails, 5 TV's, pool tables, darts, gaming machines, and space for parties.

Missy Lucy Lu

I have been a regular now here for a few years. I was down there this evening for a drink after work when a gentleman stumbled in obviously extremely intoxicated. The bartender then served him . This gentleman then started making racist remarks towards me and referring to my race as “you guys”. Emphasizing how he has the right to say how he feels and why can’t he speak his mind. Mind you I was not asking him his opinion about anything. Rather, I was sitting there at the bar belly up with the rest of them enjoying an evening cocktail. The bartender did absolutely nothing to stop his persistent derogatory comments and neither did any of the patrons around us. Everyone just stared at me (like well, you’re the spokesperson, answer his question) and listened to how I handled the situation. I let the drunk man know how ridiculous he sounded. Then I definitely left out the back door crying. Thinking about how my dad always told me life isn’t fair and how I’m so grateful of how he prepared me for the racism in this world. I would advise everybody to steer clear of this place that welcomes racism and prejudice. City of East Moline it’s a shame this happens so openly in our community. let’s do something to help promote people not being able to be openly racist in public community places where everyone should feel welcome.

Molly L MayfieldCpa

I have been a regular now here for a few years. I was down there this evening for a drink after work when a gentleman stumbled in obviously extremely intoxicated. The bartender then served him . This gentleman then started making racist remarks towards me and referring to my race as “you guys”. Emphasizing how he has the right to say how he feels and why can’t he speak his mind. Mind you I was not asking him his opinion about anything. Rather, I was sitting there at the bar belly up with the rest of them enjoying an evening cocktail. The bartender did absolutely nothing to stop his persistent derogatory comments and neither did any of the patrons around us. Everyone just stared at me (like well, you’re the spokesperson, answer his question) and listened to how I handled the situation. I let the drunk man know how ridiculous he sounded. Then I definitely left out the back door crying. Thinking about how my dad always told me life isn’t fair and how I’m so grateful of how he prepared me for the racism in this world. I would advise everybody to steer clear of this place that welcomes racism and prejudice. City of East Moline it’s a shame this happens so openly in our community. let’s do something to help promote people not being able to be openly racist in public community places where everyone should feel welcome.

EZICE 13F

Come say hi to Tami and co-workers! Don't forget a hot cup of Joe/? chocolate!

Atmosphere: 4

Food: 2

Service: 4

Joe Kopacz

I don't have much reason to travel to East Moline most of the time. I was across the river and away from my normal stomping grounds around Bettendorf to get breakfast in Rock Island. After a great and filling breakfast I still wanted to relax for a bit with a hot beverage and do some reading. With that goal in mind, I made my way over to East Moline to check out Jaded Java and hopefully kick back for a time.The space occupied by Jaded Java is unassuming, to say the least. There's a green awning identifying the location in an otherwise older looking brick and stucco building. The interior is far more updated however, consisting of dark stone-colored tile throughout the space, a series of comfy chairs right off the main entrance, and a coffee/alcohol bar further in. The ceiling is uncovered, allowing for full view of the conduit and HVAC ductwork run throughout. Lighting is provided by suspended single bulb fixtures spaced evenly throughout the space. In combination with the black ceiling, brick wall to one side and beige painted drywall on the other, the space has a certain dark, relaxing warmth to it.Like nearly every bar/restaurant in Illinois, this place also has a series of video slots in a space set aside for their use. Nothing against Jaded Java in particular, as the slots present here looked relatively new and clean, but I wish the state of Illinois could figure out how to allow land casinos and do away with this trend. The space is otherwise really nice, but like all other places that have these slot machines, their presence is a jarring and takes away from the overall ambiance.After a brief chat with the barista/bartender, I settled on a hot chocolate for my beverage. After securing the beverage, I found a semi-comfy chair behind the slot machines and settled into reading my book for a little while. The hot chocolate was pretty good - for the price of $2, I'd come back for this any day! It was rich, had some creaminess to it, and I didn't burn my tongue immediately after sipping it.The ambiance was further augmented by the quiet music playing at the time of my visit. Whoever was in charge of the music had light 70s-80s playing the entire time - a mix of Led Zepplin, the Beatles, and other similar fare. It was at a volume conducive to quiet conversation and contemplation, exactly what I needed and wanted at the time from a small cafe. Keep doing this, it's a great overall functional vibe.If this place were closer to home in Bettendorf, I could envision stopping by here frequently. Alas, this is all the way over in East Moline, so I probably won't be stopping by again any time soon. If you want somewhere to sit and relax mid afternoon in East Moline, I'd recommend giving Jaded Java a try. Thanks for the great hot chocolate!

Vegetarian options: Didn't see much in the way of food here on my visit. Certainly the coffee, tea, or booze would qualify as vegetarian, as would many of the pastry on hand. I wouldn't come here specifically for a vegetarian meal, though.

Kid-friendliness: People brought their very young children here when I was visiting in the middle of the afternoon. I wouldn't recommend bringing them later in the evening, but this timeframe certainly wasn't bad for kids.

Parking: There's a good amount of parking on the street right next to and across from the shop. There's also what appeared to be a free parking lot a few storefronts down from here.

Atmosphere: 4

Food: 5

Service: 5

nancy dewitt

Good atmosphere....great bartender...Lexie....!Even the customers were great!

Dawn Lee

Jaded Java is a local coffee shop and pub with so much more to offer. The staff is top notch! The drinks are as varied as the people who frequent it! Then there is pool, darts and slots to boot. A little bit of something for everyone.

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