The best cafes in Rock Island County

4 places we’ve checked and would send a neighbor to. Open any one to read what we wrote about it.

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G's Gourmet popcorn (opens in a new tab)

1522 15th St Moline.il, Moline, IL

G's Gourmet popcorn pops more than 60 varieties, from sweet caramel to hot jalapeno, so you can pick a bag that fits your craving. Grab one for a movie night at home, or try a flavor you have never had.

(309) 373-6767

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Brews Energy (opens in a new tab)

2501 53rd St · Moline

Brews Energy brings coffee-shop vibes with a focus on good drinks, great energy, and especially good staff. If your usual caffeine run…

Brews Energy brings coffee-shop vibes with a focus on good drinks, great energy, and especially good staff. If your usual caffeine run could use a little more personality, this Moline spot is worth adding to your rotation.

From the Quad Cities newsletter, November 12, 2026

Panera Bread (opens in a new tab)

4044 38th Ave · Moline

Counter-serve bakery/cafe chain serving sandwiches, salads & more, known for its bread & free WiFi.

Counter-serve bakery/cafe chain serving sandwiches, salads & more, known for its bread & free WiFi.

7-Eleven (opens in a new tab)

1027 18th Ave · East Moline

Pit stop for snacks, drinks & daily essentials

Pit stop for snacks, drinks & daily essentials

Dead Poet’s Espresso Ltd (opens in a new tab)

1525 3rd Avenue A · Moline

Dead Poet’s Espresso Ltd pours the kind of espresso you brag about, pairs it with a legit breakfast plus sandwiches and salads, and keeps…

Dead Poet’s Espresso Ltd pours the kind of espresso you brag about, pairs it with a legit breakfast plus sandwiches and salads, and keeps things lively with a rotating Drink of the Month and live entertainment on the calendar, which makes your midweek coffee feel a little more fun.

From the Quad Cities newsletter, September 6, 2026