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Address: 4371 53rd Ave, Bettendorf, IA 52722
Phone: (563) 551-6272
Website: http://oakgroveqc.com/
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Neighborhood tavern. Handcrafted cocktails & draft beer. Check out our other bars: @publichousedvpt & @theridgeqc. 4371 53rd Ave., Bettendorf, Iowa.
Oak Grove Tavern, 4371 53rd Ave, Bettendorf, IA 52722, US
The vibrant neighborhood bar that has quickly become a beloved Bettendorf establishment. Step into a world where culinary cocktails reign supreme.
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Oak Grove Tavern. Bettendorf’s newest neighborhood bar & QCA destination! Good vibes tasty drinks local tunes !
Reviews
FOODIE
Newer, nice little neighborhood bar. Great service, good drinks & outside seating.
… moreMark Willis
Bartender created a Jameson Daily for me and it’s my new favorite drink. It’s a John Daily (blood orange) with Jameson Orange instead of vodka… fantastic!!! Best bartender ever!
… moreJoe Kopacz
Oak Grove isn’t far down 53rd Avenue from Stout’s Irish Pub. I had just decided to have dinner at Stout’s and wasn’t quite ready to go home, so I decided to stop in here for another drink.
This is one of the coziest bars I’ve visited recently. The lighting is a nice combination of a few eclectic suspended fixtures on either side of the entrance, individual spherical lights above the bar, accent lighting around some of the wall art, and some backlighting behind the small stage for live music. The low light gives the space a warmth that likely wouldn’t be present in any other space with this combination of televisions and beer art along the walls.
The flooring consists of a combination of wood laminate and a dark ceramic tile. The ceiling is a combination of a large wood fixture above the bar area and otherwise uncovered ceiling plenum throughout the rest of the space, leaving exposed various steel supports and conduit. With the aforementioned lighting and various sports on the different televisions, the space was a nice place to just sit quietly, sip a drink, and relax.
My relaxation ended fairly abruptly around 7, however. I’d ordered a Hamm’s (a welcome presence among the other beer taps – I like a good old beer sometimes) and was happily sipping it, watching Chive TV. I chatted with the general manager for a bit about the area, it’s general development and further plans. She offhandedly mentioned live music would start at 7 and would get a little loud. I noticed a single gentlemen warming up on a guitar soon after. I even remember thinking – how loud could one person be?
The answer came not long after 7. Turns out when one has there mic turned up way too much, it gets loud pretty fast. It’s kind of sad, actually – the guitar was balanced well, but the singing was just way too loud for the small space available. It wore on me over the next half hour until I finally gave up, paid for my drink and went home. It wasn’t just the louder music – people visiting in groups started talking louder after the music started. This phenomenon where loud music leads to louder conversation and a general cacophony ensues just isn’t enjoyable. The sad thing is that if the vocal mics were turned down just a little bit, the live music would have been enjoyable.
I’d come back for another drink – probably not another Hamm’s, though (the novelty of it was not worth the $6) and probably not on a night with live music, at least right now. This space has the potential to host some great live music – I hope they can figure out how to balance the overall sound level and make live music that’s enjoyable for their space.
… moreThis is one of the coziest bars I’ve visited recently. The lighting is a nice combination of a few eclectic suspended fixtures on either side of the entrance, individual spherical lights above the bar, accent lighting around some of the wall art, and some backlighting behind the small stage for live music. The low light gives the space a warmth that likely wouldn’t be present in any other space with this combination of televisions and beer art along the walls.
The flooring consists of a combination of wood laminate and a dark ceramic tile. The ceiling is a combination of a large wood fixture above the bar area and otherwise uncovered ceiling plenum throughout the rest of the space, leaving exposed various steel supports and conduit. With the aforementioned lighting and various sports on the different televisions, the space was a nice place to just sit quietly, sip a drink, and relax.
My relaxation ended fairly abruptly around 7, however. I’d ordered a Hamm’s (a welcome presence among the other beer taps – I like a good old beer sometimes) and was happily sipping it, watching Chive TV. I chatted with the general manager for a bit about the area, it’s general development and further plans. She offhandedly mentioned live music would start at 7 and would get a little loud. I noticed a single gentlemen warming up on a guitar soon after. I even remember thinking – how loud could one person be?
The answer came not long after 7. Turns out when one has there mic turned up way too much, it gets loud pretty fast. It’s kind of sad, actually – the guitar was balanced well, but the singing was just way too loud for the small space available. It wore on me over the next half hour until I finally gave up, paid for my drink and went home. It wasn’t just the louder music – people visiting in groups started talking louder after the music started. This phenomenon where loud music leads to louder conversation and a general cacophony ensues just isn’t enjoyable. The sad thing is that if the vocal mics were turned down just a little bit, the live music would have been enjoyable.
I’d come back for another drink – probably not another Hamm’s, though (the novelty of it was not worth the $6) and probably not on a night with live music, at least right now. This space has the potential to host some great live music – I hope they can figure out how to balance the overall sound level and make live music that’s enjoyable for their space.
Jim Carr
Hot friendly beer tenders. Nice place, very friendly. live music on Friday. I enjoyed it. Big screens. Might be fun for college football
… moreLeslie Harrison
We walk to oak grove with our dog and really enjoy the drinks and atmosphere….and playing darts! Really appreciate the fun and NA drinks on their menu!! So nice when you want something pretty but going a more healthy route 🙂
… moreHardy Broome
This bar has the worst atmosphere ever. Unless you’re a local you will be taunted and stared at. Servers will not serve you and persuade you to leave unless you’re a local. If you’re from out of town I do not recommend this place.
… moreMs Weiss
A little crowded but nice atmosphere. Great bartenders -fast and friendly. Special theme drinks brought us in. One was tasty. One was refreshing and the last one was beautifully presented ☺️. Would come again and order 2 of the three. Btw. The last one was someone else’s favorite! (But I think they have bad taste)
… moreTrent Fletcher
Great place for sports with the best bartenders in the quad cities!
… moreMad Cow
Our new favorite spot to watch football. They have all the games and are great about getting the right game on for you. Staff and owner are super nice and attentive. Also they had a great dog costume contest for Halloween 🙂
… moreJames McDonald
The service and atmosphere were great and I would definitely go back.
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