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Address: 2409 11th St, Rock Island, IL 61201
Website: https://www.whollygrinds.com/
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Reviews
Julie Mehner
So much to choose from and they will help you decide. They do have a drive thru. I had the Cookie Butter Dream Latte and the Tuscan Pizza Bagel with egg sausage and cheese….so good
… moreNadine
This is a family owned and operated coffee house that makes you feel like part of the family! Upon entering, we were greeted with an incredibly warm welcome, a detailed description of the extensive menu and some recommendations. The coffee was very good and the price reasonable. We don’t live in the area and just stopped by because it was on our way and got good reviews. Those reviews were well deserved and we will be back if ever in this area again.
… moreMelinda
I was looking for a place close to work. And, although this wasn’t the first one listed, the reviewers were so convicted that I had to stop by!
I originally went through the drive-thru but found out that the lobby/dining room was open, so I parked and went in. The staff was so welcoming and as a first-timer this really appeals to me. I got a specialty latté (which they can also make into a frappé, cold brew, or coffee). I also ordered one of their waffle sandwiches. Holy moly! It was so dang good! It’s breakfast sandwiched between two waffles as buns. The waffles taste like real Belgian waffles with the pearl sugar like my Bonne Maman used to make.
Another customer made a recommendation to me for next time. Apparently, the waffle with honey butter is her go-to. Will definitely try that next time as everything is fantastic this go around! And, apparently they offer small discounts for Healthcare workers–probably others as well. This is awesome! Just wear your badge in!
… moreI originally went through the drive-thru but found out that the lobby/dining room was open, so I parked and went in. The staff was so welcoming and as a first-timer this really appeals to me. I got a specialty latté (which they can also make into a frappé, cold brew, or coffee). I also ordered one of their waffle sandwiches. Holy moly! It was so dang good! It’s breakfast sandwiched between two waffles as buns. The waffles taste like real Belgian waffles with the pearl sugar like my Bonne Maman used to make.
Another customer made a recommendation to me for next time. Apparently, the waffle with honey butter is her go-to. Will definitely try that next time as everything is fantastic this go around! And, apparently they offer small discounts for Healthcare workers–probably others as well. This is awesome! Just wear your badge in!
Nikki Jackson
This was an amazing coffee shop located on 11th Street in Rock Island! The customer service was great! Very friendly, courteous staff! The owner was very welcoming! On the plus side; they have a large variety of drinks to try. The coffee was really good and the Chicken&Waffle sandwich was so delicious. Very accommodating for children as well, with outdoor seating if you choose. I would highly recommend this cozy coffee shop if you’re in the area!
… moreMehwish Ghazanfer
Today, I decided to grab a coffee and stumbled upon Wholly Grinds. What a fantastic find! They offer an impressive variety of coffee and energy drinks, including an extensive selection of sugar-free options that you won’t find anywhere else in the Quad Cities or beyond.The owner and his daughter were so friendly, they made me wish I could just hang out there all day. Trust me, you won’t be disappointed. Next time, I’m definitely trying that waffle breakfast sandwich—if I can tear myself away from the coffee menu!
… moreJoe Kopacz
I was returning home via Highway 67 after running an errand in Milan and came across Wholly Grinds on the way. I hadn’t stopped for a Saturday morning tea or hot beverage yet in the day, so on a whim I decided to stop here. I really like this area of Rock Island, primarily because Alfano’s Pizza is close by. What better way to get to know this part of the Quad Cities better than stopping for a hot beverage and relaxing for a bit.
The interior of the coffee shop is pretty small. There’s only a small high top bar that can seat two or three people, three of four high top tables that can seat 3-4, and a small table in the corner which, now that I think about it, is probably intended for children. At the time it was the only table that was open and I didn’t otherwise notice the chairs were probably a bit small for someone such as myself (I stand about 6′ 3″). Oh well, I wasn’t uncomfortable and nobody complained.
While the dining area is small, it is very new and clean. Red rectangular ceramic tiles line the floor with corrugated steel placed on the exterior of the customer side of the prep area. The overhead contains a drop ceiling that appears to have been recently installed – it looks really sharp, what with the red supports contrasting with the 2 foot square tiles. Dark wood paneling and white painted brick make up the walls in the prep area and remainder of the dining area, with large plate windows lining most of the space along the tables opposite the counter. It’s all sharp and new looking – I really like it!
I spoke with a few of the baristas behind the counter, who helped me settle on a tea. I ended up choosing a jasmine green with honey, which they soon handed to to me. Their tea is made by a company called tea forte. I’d never had them before, but I thought they were pretty good. After the water cooled down a bit and I steeped my bag a few minutes, I gave it a try. It’s smooth like I’d expect a good jasmine green tea to be with floral notes in the background.
While I sat and read some things on my phone, I got to chatting with Kim, who had opened the shop with one of her sons just 90 days ago. We talked about the area and their long journey to getting the shop developed and running. We also talked a bit about the Quad Cities, pizza, and other things. She was really nice and genuinely interested in making the coffee shop work in this area.
I hope Kim and her family keep Wholly Grinds around for a long time. The shop is small and intimate – quiet enough that I could see coming back here by myself to enjoy a good book or do some work for a while, or just hang out for a bit with a friend or two. If you live close by, you should do yourself a favor and stop by. Thanks, Wholly Grinds!
… moreThe interior of the coffee shop is pretty small. There’s only a small high top bar that can seat two or three people, three of four high top tables that can seat 3-4, and a small table in the corner which, now that I think about it, is probably intended for children. At the time it was the only table that was open and I didn’t otherwise notice the chairs were probably a bit small for someone such as myself (I stand about 6′ 3″). Oh well, I wasn’t uncomfortable and nobody complained.
While the dining area is small, it is very new and clean. Red rectangular ceramic tiles line the floor with corrugated steel placed on the exterior of the customer side of the prep area. The overhead contains a drop ceiling that appears to have been recently installed – it looks really sharp, what with the red supports contrasting with the 2 foot square tiles. Dark wood paneling and white painted brick make up the walls in the prep area and remainder of the dining area, with large plate windows lining most of the space along the tables opposite the counter. It’s all sharp and new looking – I really like it!
I spoke with a few of the baristas behind the counter, who helped me settle on a tea. I ended up choosing a jasmine green with honey, which they soon handed to to me. Their tea is made by a company called tea forte. I’d never had them before, but I thought they were pretty good. After the water cooled down a bit and I steeped my bag a few minutes, I gave it a try. It’s smooth like I’d expect a good jasmine green tea to be with floral notes in the background.
While I sat and read some things on my phone, I got to chatting with Kim, who had opened the shop with one of her sons just 90 days ago. We talked about the area and their long journey to getting the shop developed and running. We also talked a bit about the Quad Cities, pizza, and other things. She was really nice and genuinely interested in making the coffee shop work in this area.
I hope Kim and her family keep Wholly Grinds around for a long time. The shop is small and intimate – quiet enough that I could see coming back here by myself to enjoy a good book or do some work for a while, or just hang out for a bit with a friend or two. If you live close by, you should do yourself a favor and stop by. Thanks, Wholly Grinds!
Hayden Kaufman
My fiancée and I recently had the pleasure of visiting Wholly Grinds and I must say, it was an unforgettable experience. From the hospitable service staff to the mouthwatering food, everything was just perfect.
The star of the show was undoubtedly the wholly waffle breakfast sandwich. This culinary masterpiece was a heavenly combination of fluffy waffles, sausage, perfectly cooked eggs, and gooey melted cheese. The sandwich had the perfect balance of sweet and savory flavors that made each bite even more enjoyable. It was the perfect way to start the day and I can’t wait to have it again.
The coffee was good, but I have to admit that it was not the absolute best I have ever had. Nevertheless, it was still a quality cup of coffee and I enjoyed it with my breakfast sandwich.
What really stood out to me was the exceptional service. The staff was incredibly friendly and attentive, making me feel right at home. They went above and beyond to ensure that my experience was perfect, and for that, I am truly grateful.
Overall, I would highly recommend Wholly Grinds to anyone looking for a top-notch breakfast/coffee place. The quality of the food and the service was outstanding, and I can’t wait to return. Five stars!
… moreThe star of the show was undoubtedly the wholly waffle breakfast sandwich. This culinary masterpiece was a heavenly combination of fluffy waffles, sausage, perfectly cooked eggs, and gooey melted cheese. The sandwich had the perfect balance of sweet and savory flavors that made each bite even more enjoyable. It was the perfect way to start the day and I can’t wait to have it again.
The coffee was good, but I have to admit that it was not the absolute best I have ever had. Nevertheless, it was still a quality cup of coffee and I enjoyed it with my breakfast sandwich.
What really stood out to me was the exceptional service. The staff was incredibly friendly and attentive, making me feel right at home. They went above and beyond to ensure that my experience was perfect, and for that, I am truly grateful.
Overall, I would highly recommend Wholly Grinds to anyone looking for a top-notch breakfast/coffee place. The quality of the food and the service was outstanding, and I can’t wait to return. Five stars!
Ava R
I enjoy coming here! I like how they have a lot of flavor options for their drinks since I like trying new flavors. I have really enjoyed all the drinks I have tried and their coffee ice cubes are really a game changer. They make the drink maintain its flavor rather than it just getting watered down! I prefer going inside vs the drive through though since it’s easier to see all the flavors that they offer.
… moreJenna Dye
First time checking it out today..guy working the drive up was rude. Had someone else deliver my drink that took ~8 mins to make & it tasted like feet. I’m afraid it was $7+ that went to the trash because each sip to force it was upsetting. Will probably try them again because they are locally owned but I’m in no rush. Definitely have your first time inside too. Maybe drive thru was my mistake.
… moreMelissa Swenson
This place is my new favorite. They use coffee ice cubes in the iced beverages…No more watered down coffee!!!! They have a list of fun, new flavored coffees. Most excellent!!!!!
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