Tony's Chicago Pizzeria is planning its third location at 3922 38th Avenue in the Deere Plaza Retail Center, just off John Deere Road, directly across from Walmart and near Denver Mattress, shown here on Wednesday. The space formerly occupied by Exotic Thai, and TukTuk Thai BBQ.
Tony's Chicago Pizzeria to open a third Quad-Cities location in Moline
Popular local restaurant chain Tony's Chicago Pizzeria is planning to open its third Quad-Cities location in Moline off John Deere Road. An opening date has not yet been announced.
The pizzeria announced the upcoming location in a Facebook post on Tuesday.
"Some of you may have already heard it from Tony...but it's time we let everybody in on it. Tony's is opening a third location!" the post read.
"We're getting close to opening those doors, and we can't wait to welcome you in! To everyone who’s brought the family in, picked up dinner on the way home, or told a friend, “You’ve gotta try Tony’s,” you’ve helped make this happen. This is a big moment for our family, and we’re excited to share it with yours."
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The new restaurant will be located at 3922 38th Avenue in the Deere Plaza Retail Center, just off John Deere Road, directly across from Walmart and near Denver Mattress. The space was formerly occupied by Exotic Thai and TukTuk Thai BBQ.
Tony's Chicago Pizzeria operates two locations in the Quad-Cities, both of which will remain open. Tony's Chicago Style Pizza & Breakfast at 2297 Falcon Ave. in Bettendorf, and Tony's Chicago Style Pizzeria at 1321 Fifth Ave. in Moline.
Tony's first opened in December 2014 at 1610 Seventh St. in Moline before relocating to its current Fifth Ave. in downtown Moline in 2022. The pizzeria expanded to Bettendorf in February 2025, adding a breakfast menu along with its signature Chicago-style pizzas.
All of Tony's locations offer dine-in and carryout. The new Moline location also has a liquor license and will feature dine-in seating and carryout.
Follow Tony's Chicago Pizzeria on Facebook for updates and an announcement of the new location's opening date.
Toys "R" Us has returned to the Quad Cities, as a year-round standalone store inside NorthPark Mall in Davenport shown here on Oct. 22. The store is located across Claire's, between Toynime and Deck the Halls.
Toys "R" Us returns to the Quad Cities with new store inside NorthPark Mall
The beloved toy retailer Toys "R" Us has returned to the Quad Cities as a year-round standalone store inside NorthPark Mall in Davenport.
The toy retailer's reopening is part of the brand's retail comeback, which includes year-round locations, seasonal holiday pop-ups, and brand licensing, just in time for holiday shopping.
The new NorthPark Mall store is located across from Claire's, between Toynime and Deck the Halls.
Shelves are fill with of board games and more shown here on Oct. 22. The new Toys "R" Us store is located across Claire's, between Toynime and Deck the Halls in NorthPark Mall in Davenport.
Shoppers can find a variety of toys, games, plush animals, activity sets, collectibles and brands like Pokémon, LEGO, Hot Wheels, Barbie, and K-Pop merchandise.
Operating hours are 10 a.m. to 9 p.m. Monday-Saturday, and 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. Sunday. Holiday hours are subject to change.
Customers can also shop online at toysru.com. The physical stores are operated by Go! Retail Group; the website is run separately, where inventory and online inventory may differ.
For more information, customers can contact the store at 563-306-2369.
The original Toys "R" Us retailer filed for bankruptcy in 2017. In 2018, the company liquidated its entire U.S. operations nationwide. The former Toys "R" Us in Davenport and Moline officially closed in June 2018.
ETA Table + Tap enters a new chapter under new ownership
ETA Table + Tap in Moline is entering a new chapter under new ownership, effective Nov. 1.
In a Facebook post, the restaurant announced that the Habaneros family will be taking over operations.
"We’re excited to announce that the Habaneros family will be taking over ETA, bringing fresh ideas, new management, and some exciting changes!" the post read.
The restaurant reassured customers that it is keeping the same concept and atmosphere, and the experience will remain the same.
According to the announcement, the restaurant will keep the ETA Table + Tap name, its current menu, and specials.
The post also noted that the restaurant is moving forward with other projects and said it is grateful for the memories, friendships, and the support the community has given it.
Habaneros family will be taking over ownership of ETA Table & Tap, 2601 52nd Ave. in Moline, beginning Nov. 1. The bar and grill will keep the ETA Table + Tap name, its current menu and specials, and more to come.
ETA Table + Tap opened in May 2025 in the former Denny's building at 2601 52nd Ave. in Moline, near SouthPark Mall.
Habaneros Mexican Grill & Cantina's location in SouthPark Mall closed in July after serving customers for 22 years at the location.
When Habaneros announced the closure, the restaurant said it was searching for a new Moline location.
In a Facebook post on Oct. 13, Habaneros shared that it had been excited about a potential move to Avenue of the Cities in Moline, but unfortunately, things didn't work out as planned, and they haven't given up on finding their new home in Moline.
"We don’t have a new location or reopening date to share just yet, but please know we’re still looking and working hard to make it happen," the Habaneros post read.
ETA Table + Tap also commented on Facebook that Habaneros is still working on finding a new location, but doesn't have anything official to share just yet.
For future updates and announcements, follow the ETA Table & Tap and Habaneros South Park Facebook page.
Unwind By Design owners Deanna and Derick Burton are holding a couple of ready-to-paint pottery pieces. Customers can choose their colors and paint it however they like. Once finished, the studio fires each piece in a kiln, and customers return later to pick up their finished work.
Unwind By Design, a new pottery studio, opens in Geneseo
A new creative space is opening in Geneseo, giving residents a place to unwind, get creative and spend time with friends and family.
Unwind By Design is owned by Derick and Deanna Burton and is located on the lower mezzanine of Smith Studio and Gallery at 124 S. State St. in Geneseo.
Unwind By Design is a new paint-your-own pottery studio in Geneseo where you can paint pottery and spend time with friends and family in a cozy setting.
At Unwind By Design, customers choose a ready-made pottery piece, pick their colors and paint it however they like. Once finished, the studio fires each piece in a kiln, and customers return later to pick up their one-of-a-kind creations. Prices vary by pottery piece.
Shown is a showcase of ready-to-paint pottery pieces at Unwind By Design in Geneseo. Customers can choose their favorite colors and personalize their pieces with their own creative designs. Once finished, the studio fires each piece in a kiln, and customers return at a later date to pick up their one-of-a-kind creations.
The studio is designed for creativity and connection, whether families are bringing the kids, friends are catching up or trying something new on your own. There is no artistic talent or experience with a paintbrush. The point is to relax, have fun and make something uniquely yours.
There is no reservation required.
In addition to regular pottery painting, customers can book the studio for private gatherings, birthday parties, and seasonal and themed paint nights.
The business also offers custom 3D-printed items, including Geneseo sports number keychains, hoodie drawstring charms, and hype chains.
The studio's hours are 3-8 p.m. Monday, Wednesday, Thursday and Friday, and noon-8 p.m. Saturday, and noon-4 p.m. Sunday. The studio is closed Tuesdays.
For more information, visit the Unwind By Design Facebook page or unwindbydesign.com website. The studio can also be reached at 309-929-9144.
5th Ave. Flea is located at 1405 Fifth Ave. in Moline shown here on Sept. 10. The vintage and thrift market offers a retro, kitschy, and hipster-friendly vintage shopping experience, featuring more than 50 vendor booths spread across two floors, along with an outdoor space for pop-up markets.
5th Ave. Flea opens in downtown Moline
5th Ave. Flea is a new vintage and thrift market located at 1405 Fifth Avenue in downtown Moline, offering shoppers a unique shopping experience.
The market is the latest project from Bummer City, the same owners behind neighboring Take Cover Tiki Club. The company is a Quad Cities-based creative studio focused on creating favorite hangout spots.
Rather than focusing on mass-market junk or ultra-pricey antiques, the market offers a retro, kitschy, and hipster-friendly vintage shopping experience, featuring more than 50 vendor booths spread across two floors, along with an outdoor space for pop-up markets.
The vintage and thrift market 5th Ave. Flee offers a retro, kitschy, and hipster-friendly vintage shopping experience, featuring more than 50 vendor booths spread across two floors, along with an outdoor space for pop-up markets. 5th Ave. Flea is located at 1405 Fifth Ave. in downtown Moline.
Shoppers can browse interesting, affordable and hard-to-find vintage goods and keepsakes.
The market adds to downtown Moline’s growing mix of locally owned shops and destinations, giving residents and visitors another place to explore, shop and discover something unexpected. Its opening also comes just ahead of the holiday shopping season, providing a new option for those looking to find unique gifts while supporting local businesses.
Customers can find vendor updates, business hours, or inquiries by visiting 5thaveflea.com website or on the 5th Ave. Flea Facebook page.
Vendors interested in selling antiques and vintage merchandise can fill out a vendor application on the market's website. The business email address is hello@bummercityinc.com.
Business hours are 10 a.m-5 p.m. Monday, Wednesday-Saturday, and noon-5 p.m. Sunday. The market is closed on Tuesdays.
