“Larry, our server was prompt and knowledgeable. The food was outstanding and the wine, perfect. Service was a bit slow (and we were a party of 6) but it was a Saturday night and they were certainly busy. Kind of funny, to us at least, we had some leftovers that Larry packed up for us, and it was discovered later that 2 of the 3 couples had someone else's leftovers in our bags. We laughed about it and it was the joke for the rest of the weekend. 10/10 would recommend and we will go back when we're back in Moline.“
“Every time I go to Wide River Winery it's a great experience. The customer service is incredibly. The staff are knowledgeable, polite, and great to chat with. The wine tasting is $10 for four wines and you get to keep your wine glass at the end which is a great deal! Highly recommend!“
“I recently hosted a bridal shower at Cru & was extremely happy with the space & customer service! They were very responsive from the time I reached out to inquire, to the day of the event. On the day of, Emily was extremely helpful in assisting us while we set up & was such a kind lady to have around while we celebrated! I would highly recommend this business & space to host your next event.“
“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.“
“Was there for my birthday and had an appetizer and a drink before going out. The jalapeño fondue with pretzel chips was delicious. When we got back we stopped for a drink before closing time. The bar tenders couldn't have been cooler and were very accommodating. I will definitely be coming back any time that I am in the area!“
“I liked this place under the original owner. Like it even more under the new owner. Great place to sit and relax over a glass of wine or two with some soft jazz playing in the backround. Tell Kevin what kind of wine you like once and he remembers. Really enjoy going here.“
“This is one of the first places in the QC area that knows how to make a salty dog. 10/10. Jason was super friendly and quick to get us anything we needed. I loved the garage door that could be open in warmer months and the fire pit outside. Definitely will be coming back here!“
“We went for an early Saturday lunch and chose from the Pick Two lunch menu. The Gouda Red Pepper soup was rich, creamy, and perfect for those of us who like spicy but not hot. Their signature Chicken Enchilada Soup is well seasoned with a touch of heat and so loaded with goodies that eating it with a fork wouldn't look odd. The wrap with bacon BLTG and Fruity Chicken Salad were both delicious, too. Service was fast and pleasant.Please give them a try!“