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2008Springdiningguide.Pdf he spring 2008 River Cities’ Reader Quad Cities Dining Guide provides you Farradday’s Restaurant with all the information you need to eat out in our community. Fine Dining 1777 Isle Parkway, Isle of Capri; Bettendorf IA 52722; Within these pages you’ll find information on more than 650 area restaurants, 563.441.7111; isleofcapricasino.com; Sun-Thu 5-9pm, Fri-Sat Bass Street Chop House grouped by cuisine: fine dining, American, Asian, Italian/pizza, Mexican, 5-10pm; Chain; Reservations accepted; #1 Fine Dining, Best 1601 River Dr; Moline IL 61265; 309.762.4700; Value, Best Seafood, #2 Wine List and Steaks -- QCTimes other (including ethnic restaurants not covered by other categories), ice bassstreetchophouse.com; Mon-Fri 4-10pm, Sat 5-10pm, Sun 5- Reader’s Poll; Exceptional Service and Ambiance, Angus Beef, cream/sweets, and fast food. 9pm; Locally owned and operated; Reservations recommended; Seafood Reservations highly recommended Listings include: People’s Choice Award at QC Taste of Elegance; The finest T cuts of hand-selected U.S.D.A. prime, choice dry-aged cuts of , Visa MC Disc AmEx $$$$ H I A q 3 • Address, phone number, and Web site. meat and jet-fresh seafood, New bar menu for lighter appetites, • Kitchen hours. Signature martini list, Award winning wine list Johnny’s Italian Steakhouse • Ownership – whether it’s locally owned and operated, a franchisee, or a chain. , Visa MC Disc AmEx $$$$ N H I A q 1300 River Dr; Moline IL 61265; 309.736.0100; johnnysitaliansteakhouse.com; Sun-Thu 11am-9pm, Fri-Sat Published twice a year • rcreader.com • Whether reservations are accepted or required. 3 • Awards and specialties. 11am-10pm; Locally owned and operated; Reservations recommended; RCReader Best of 2007: Most Romantic • Payment options, including checks and credit cards. Biaggi’s Ristorante Italiano Restaurant& Best Food. 2007 Festival of Trees Award for Best • The average cost of an entrée. 5195 Utica Ridge Rd; Davenport IA 52807; 563.344.2103; Dessert; Steak DeBurgo • Whether dressy attire is recommended. biaggis.com; Mon-Thu 11am-10pm, Fri-Sat 11am-11pm, Sun , Visa MC Disc AmEx $$$$ N H I A q • Whether the restaurant is smoke-free. (Iowa restaurants will be smoke-free starting July 1, 2008.) 11am-9pm; Chain; Reservations recommended; QCTimes Best wine list and Best Italian food; Steaks, Seafood & Pasta, 3 a 3 • Types of alcohol available – specifically whether you can get beer, wine, and/or mixed drinks. private dining rooms available • Whether you can get a lunch in 30 minutes or less. , Visa MC Disc AmEx $$$ H I A q a Le Figaro French Restaurant • Whether takeout, delivery, and catering are available. 1708 2nd Ave; Rock Island IL 61201; 309.786.4944; Tue-Sat 3 • Whether the restaurant is available for private parties. 5-10pm, closed July; Locally owned and operated; Reservations • Whether vegetarian entrées are available. accepted; Award-winning chef; Rack of lamb, Chateaubriand, Brown Bottle, The • Whether outdoor seating is available. Early-bird special: 4 course dinners Tue-Fri from 5pm-6:30pm, 1624 5th Ave; Moline IL 61265; 309.736.9288; Extensive wine list, Call ahead for off-menu items • Whether WiFi is available. molinebrownbottle.com; Mon-Fri 11am-2pm, Sun-Thu HIA 3 We’ve made every effort to contact each restaurant in the guide to ensure that the 4-9pm, Fri-Sat 4-11pm; Locally owned and operated; Visa MC Disc AmEx $$$$ N Reservations accepted; RCReader Best New Restaurant of information is accurate, but mistakes and omissions are inevitable. To add a restaurant to 2005; Lasagna, House Specialty Pizza, Prime Rib our guide or update your restaurant’s information, contact Rick at (563)324-0049 or (food@ Lodge, The Visa MC Disc AmEx $$$ N H I A q 3 Spruce Hills Dr & Utica Ridge Rd; Bettendorf IA 52722; rcreader.com). If there’s information you’d like to see included in future Quad Cities Dining 563.359.1607; lodgehotel.com; Sun 6:30am-10pm, Mon-Thu Guides, contact Jeff at ([email protected]). 6am-10pm, Fri-Sat 6am-11pm; Locally owned and operated; Bud’s Skyline Inn Reservations accepted; “Best Prime Rib in town,” RCReader’s 2621 Airport Rd; Moline IL 61625; 309.764.9128; Mon-Fri Best Upscale Dining 2006; Reasonably priced lunches, Lodge 11am, Sat at 4pm; Locally owned and operated; Reservations potato soup, Breakfast buffet Mon-Sun $7.99 call for details, accepted for parties of 4 or more; #1 Supper club in QC; Dinner KEY: Payment Options: , = checks; Visa = Visa; MC = MasterCard; AmEx = American Express; Disc = Discover; Champagne brunch Sun 10-2 menu available at lunch, Right by the airport so you can watch Diners = Diners Club; Average Entrée Price: $ = <$5; $$ = $5-10; $$$ = $10-15; $$$$ = >$15; = dressy attire recommended; the planes come in Prime Rib, steaks, catfish, seafood , Visa MC Disc AmEx Diners $$$ N H I A , NHIA 3 3 N = smoke-free; H = beer available; I = wine available; A = mixed drinks available; = quick lunch (30 minutes or less); 3 Visa MC AmEx $$$ q g = vegetarian entrées; = WiFi; = catering; q = Takeout; = private parties; a = delivery; = outdoor seating Osaka Japanese Steakhouse g 4707 16th St; Moline IL 61265; 309.762.2211; Mon-Thu 11am- Cellar, The 9:30pm, Fri 11am-10pm, Sat 11am-10pm, Sun noon-9pm; 137 S State St; Geneseo IL 61254; 309.944.2177; Tue-Thu 5- Locally owned and operated; Reservations recommended 9pm, Fri-Sat 5-10pm, Sun 4-9pm; Locally owned and operated; on weekends; Hibachi Grill Cooking: Steak, sushi, seafood, Reservations Preferred, Hand-cut Steaks, Charcoal-broiled BBQ Shrimp, Surf & Turf Specialties, Green Goddess Dressing, vegetables Full-service bar Visa MC Disc AmEx Diners $$$ N H I A q 3 , Visa MC Disc Amex $$$ N H I A q Red Crow Grille Duck City Bistro 2504 53rd Ave; Bettendorf IA 52722; 563.332.2370; 115 E 3rd St; Davenport IA 52801; 563.322.3825; redcrowgrille.net; Mon-Thu 5-10pm, Fri-Sat 5-11pm; Locally duckcitybistro.com; Mon-Sat 5pm ’til last person leaves; owned and operated; Reservations recommended; Wine Locally owned and operated; Reservations recommended; Spectator Award of Excellence 2002-2005, First Place Martini AAA “4 Diamond Award”; Filet Melissa, Duck Confit, Sea Shake-off ; Red Crow Cosmo, Raspberry-Lemontini Bass, Cigars, Extensive wine list , Visa MC Disc AmEx $$$$ H I A q 3 VisaMC Disc AmEx $$$$ HA q 3 g Rexie’s Gourmet House Faithful Pilot Cafe & Spirits 623 17th St; Rock Island IL 61201; 309.794.0244; 117 N Cody Rd, Hwy 67; LeClaire IA 52753; 563.289.4156; rexiesgourmethouse.com; Tue-Thu 4-9pm, Fri-Sat 4-10pm; faithfulpilotcafe.com; Mon-Thu 5-9pm, Fri-Sat 5-10pm, Sun Locally owned and operated; Reservations accepted; Steaks, 9:30am-1:30pm; Locally owned and operated; Reservations Everything made fresh daily, Great food, Est. for 60+ years recommended; RCReader “Most Romantic Place to Take a Date”; Pan-seared New Zealand Lamb, Seafood Crepes, , Visa MC Disc AmEx $$$ N H I A q Sunday Brunch, Check website for update special events 3 g , Visa MC Disc AmEx $$$$ N H I A q 3 • Spring/Summer, 2008 Quad Cities Dining Guide Shogun Applebee’s Neighborhood Balls & Pucks Sports Cafe Bent River Brewing Co. Published twice a year • rcreader.com 3839 Brady St; Davenport IA 52806; 563.388.0810; 11am-3pm, The Freight House - 421 W River Dr; Davenport IA 52801; 1413 5th Ave; Moline IL 61265; 309.797.2722; 5-10pm (10:30pm Fri-Sat); Locally owned and operated; Grill & Bar 563.332.5499; Sun-Thur 11am-mid, Fri-Sat 11am-2am; Locally bentriverbrewery.com; Mon-Sat 11am-3am, Sun 11am-1am; 3838 Elmore Ave; Davenport IA 52807; 563.355.9643; applebees. Reservations recommended; Hibachi, Sushi Locally owned and operated; Reservations accepted for large com; Sun-Thu 11am-10pm, Fri-Sat 11am-mid; Chain; Riblets, owned and operated; Enjoy our river view parties; People’s Choice Awards for Uncommon Stout, 2nd Visa MC AmEx $$$ H I A q 3 Oriental Salad, Weight Watchers menu, Top-shelf margaritas, $$ H I A q g place and Jalapeno Pepper Ale, 3rd place at Brew-Ha-Ha; Bahama Mamas, Pick n’ Pairs lunch option 11am-3pm Tuesdays $2.50 burgers & $2.50 beer, Daily lunch specials Barnes & Noble Cafe Steventon’s Visa MC Disc AmEx $$ H I A q 3 1399 Eagle Ridge Rd; LeClaire IA 52753; 563.289.3600; NorthPark Mall, 320 W Kimberly Rd; Davenport IA 52806; , Visa MC AmEx Disc $$ N H I A q 3 steventons.com; Mon-Sun 5-9pm, Sun 10am-2pm ; Locally 563.445.8760; bn.com; Mon-Sat 9am-10pm, Sun 10am-7pm; owned and operated; Reservations recommended; Award from Applebee’s Neighborhood Chain; Sandwiches, Soup special everyday and Desserts g the Governor of IA; Martini menu, Whiskey steak, Boston Grill & Bar incl. Cheesecake Factory cheesecakes, Starbucks coffees and Harbor artichoke, Check out our website for a full menu 3805 41st Ave; Moline IL 61265; 309.797.9232; applebees.com; frappuccinos. Buy 5 bakery items get one free Biscuit’s Bar & Grill HIA 3 Sun-Thu 11am-10pm, Fri-Sat 11am-11pm; Chain; Riblets, 600 W Front St; Buffalo IA 52728; 563.381.9045; 11am-2am; , Visa MC Disc AmEx $$$$ q Visa MC $ 3 Oriental Salad, Weight Watchers menu, Top-shelf margaritas, q Locally owned and operated; All-you-can-eat Sunday buffet, Bahama Mamas steak dinners, tacos every day, sandwiches TPC Grill at Deere Run Bass Street Chop House Visa MC $ H I A 3100 Heather Knoll; Silvis IL 61282; 309.796.6000; tpc.com/ Visa MC Disc AmEx $$ N H I A q 3 1601 River Dr; Moline IL 61265; 309.762.4700; q deere_run/; Sun-Sat 7am-8pm; Locally owned and operated; bassstreetchophouse.com; Mon-Fri 4-10pm, Sat 5-10pm, Reservations accepted Applebee’s Neighborhood Sun 5-9pm; Locally owned and operated; Reservations Bishop’s Buffet N H I A 3 recommended; People’s Choice Award at QC Taste of Elegance; SouthPark Mall; Moline IL 61265; 309.797.9352; Mon-Sat Grill & Bar The finest cuts of hand-selected U.S.D.A.
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