Donuts near Rock Island

“I needed a little dessert after a meal at a pub nearby in Rock Island. I'm not a Dunkin' superfan, but I generally like their donuts and hot beverages from time to time. Up until this point, I also hadn't been to many locations along 18th Avenue in Rock Island, so I opted to visit and sit for a while and relax on this lazy Saturday morning.The interior of this Dunkin' is similar to many of the others I've visited. There's a combination of different lighting fixtures suspended from the ceiling, including some large cylindrical fixtures just off center of the dining area that appear unique to this location. The walls are a neutral tan with various advertisements and coffee shop decoration adorned upon them. The floors consist chiefly of a uniformly placed 1x2 foot dark ceramic tile, while the overhead is covered by a drop ceiling and a combination of the aforementioned lighting with florescent fixtures throughout, as well. All in all, it looks like what you'd expect from the interior of a Dunkin'.For this trip, I got a pack of chocolate munchkins and a hot green tea to drink. Both were out to me within minutes. The munchkins were exactly what I'd expect from Dunkin', not really much more to say there - they were donut holes. The tea was similarly what should be expected from a coffee and donut shop - it was pretty standard bagged green tea, honestly. I took some time to enjoy both in the corner where the two comfier chairs were positioned.The only thing that was a little off about this location was the general cleanliness level. I was in the dining area a little after noon, and the floors and most of the tables appeared to be a little dirtier than expected. The entire 45-50 minutes I was there, I didn't see anyone move to wipe down the tables, nor sweep up the floors at any point. I'm not sure if this is a gap in this particular Dunkin' or if it's normal for other locations. Either way, it was slightly off putting.I'm not a normal Dunkin' consumer, and this trip hasn't really swayed me away from the place nor convinced me to come back with any regularity. I still think their donuts are okay and will probably be returning in the future for them at this location or others at some point. Thanks again, Dunkin'.Vegetarian options: The donuts should all be vegetarian for the most part. At least one of the avocado toasts should also.Kid-friendliness: There were children in the dining area when I was there. They seemed to be enjoying themselves. Children like donuts, right?Parking: There is ample free parking immediately surrounding the restaurant.Wheelchair accessibility: The western entrance is wheelchair accessible.Dietary restrictions: You should research the Dunkin' website and consult with the employees if you have a certain question about the food. Coffee and tea generally can be included in a variety of Keto, Paleo, or calorie restrictive diets.“

“Hurts Donuts Company is a very unique food experience since it has some creative, tasty Donuts that are very diverse with myriad of different flavors. Hurts Donuts is very similar to Voodoo Donuts (Portland, Oregon), but with a Midwest twist!“

“My husband and I always look to find little individually or privately owned shops, coffee shops, donut shops, restaurants, cafes when we're out traveling and we happen to find this one and stopped in to pick up a few donuts.The only disappointing thing was the variety that they offered was not very much and I don't know if it was because it was later in the day or if that's what they always carry.I would definitely recommend trying it out and seeing if you like it for yourself.“

“This place has been open forever and their donuts almost tastes the same as the first day they opened but the prices have increased and aren't quite worth the price but you can always find fresh donuts first thing in the morning.Kid-friendliness: Right next door to Moline High School“