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A cozy little nook next to the Shell petro ststion; I sat at about 11:15AM. Ish. I was acknowledged immediately and attended to right away. It wasn’t very busy. Myself in a booth, and a table of maybe 3 or 4 men.
I ordered a grilled chicken sandwich with all the toppings the menu offered with some A-1, and a side of creamy coleslaw. I haven’t any complaints. Not one.
The menu has some scrumptious looking burgers and mouthwatering pizza, as well.
My whole family enjoyed every thing we ate while there for dinner. We had the Gouda mac and cheese bites for an appetizer. Pub burger was fantastic! Juicy and flavorful! The liquid cheese really compliments the pretzel bun. The grilled onions are an added plus!
The brisket burger was out of this world! The burgers are already juicy, then they add their smoked brisket and cheese on top of that. It has so much going on. Very messy, but worth it!
My wife had the philly and it was delicious as well. Nice toasty roll and a generous amount of meat and cheese. My son had boneless wings from the kids menu. Nice amount of wings and fries. Other daughter had a bacon cheeseburger. They both said how much they enjoyed their meals.
The sides were very good as well. Tater tots, fries, and onion rings are above average. The onions rings are breaded very thick and crispy. They have the “good ranch” as well!
We had the pleasure of having the owner as our server. She was very friendly and took time to get to know us a little bit. She was very attentive and made sure to follow up after we served our food.
We cannot wait to go back and try more of their menu! Highly recommend checking this place out for yourself. You won’t regret it!
The interior is comfy. The booths are new, high and low top seating is ample and comfortable. The style is a sort of worked over industrial look: a black sealing with recessed lights, white walls and grey floors, and bluish-grey painted wood paneling that’s worn down to the wood to hint at wear that’s not really there. It all works well, on the whole.
I’ve had the breakfast and the burger so far. By far, the burger is a stand-out for the Quad Cities. A simple brioche bun, two smash patties, a little butter, etc. I’m not really doing it justice, so I’ll just come right out and say it. This is my favorite burger in the area.
If you’re out this way, you should stop in. It is well worth your while.