Coffee roaster. We have pounds of coffee for sale. We also make drip coffee, espresso and New Orleans style Ice Coffee drinks. Our menu includes fried egg sandwiches with smoked Gouda cheese and chorizo or sausage patties . Or, you can order one without meat. We make our scones in-house each day.
Address and Contact Information
Address: 110 W 13th St, Davenport, IA 52803
Phone: (563) 484-0098
Website: http://www.redbandcoffee.com/
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Service is friendly, vibes are right, and it’s the kind of place you end up recommending without even thinking about it. If you haven’t tried the chorizo sandwich yet, you’re missing out.
On a free Saturday where I find myself up in the Quad Cities, my friend Cassey and I drop in for a quick cup of coffee before heading to a beerfest event. I needed something strong and I needed it an hour ago. Luckily Redband was on my radar and it was on the way to the event.
If you’ve read any of my recent coffee posts, you know I love a good espresso with a solid punch to the mouth of bitter. So, I was delighted to see they had an americao on the menu. I ordered it iced like I usually do and Cassey got her usual breve. The barista disappeared to the back of the shop and started preparing our drinks.
Walking in, you notice there is nowhere to sit and there is a sign on the wall that tells you that the waiting area has a maximum of 4 people and all items are ‘to go’. A very unusual arrangement considering there seemed to be a full-sized building for Redband next door… but the entrance to the parking lots were blocked off. It almost felt like this building was the roasting facility and the one next door is the proper coffeehouse but I forgot to ask whats up with that.
Any who, the lady came back with our coffee and we made our exit. I took a sip a few steps outside the door and I was floored by the bitterness. It was strong. Stronger than was I was used to and I loved it. The level of bitter made it a slow drink, which is fine since I can down almost any drink in a minute or two if I am not conscious of trying to pace myself.
There is another location and that one is located in a really cool, unique building. I really want to try it but don’t know how often I can pop into the Quad Cities just to try out coffeehouses but where there is an americano… there is my desire to go there.