Bad Boy’z Pizza
313 16th St, Moline, IL, 61265
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Address :
313 16th St
Moline, IL, 61265 - Phone (309) 797-9100
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Specialities
- Takes Reservations : No
Delivery : Yes
Take-out : Yes
Accepts Credit Cards : Yes
Good For : Lunch
Parking : Private Lot
Bike Parking : Yes
Wheelchair Accessible : Yes
Good for Kids : Yes
Good for Groups : Yes
Attire : Casual
Ambience : Casual
Noise Level : Average
Alcohol : Full Bar
Outdoor Seating : Yes
Has TV : Yes
Waiter Service : Yes
Categories
Pizza
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Brandon C.
i mean it's pizza. QC style. Good tap selection. Lively atmosphere. Good place for some suds and some 'za.
(4)Steve H.
great place, cold beer, good pizza, what more do you need, service was great we had pizza, was fresh hot very good pizza, first time here, very nice, recommend this bring your friends, hang out, eat pizza,
(5)D 3.
This restaurant/sports bar has great pizza, a great selection of cold beer, lots of TVs, a super bar and server staff and great clientele. It also has a great location close to the I Wireless Center. And it's great for kids early or rockers late at night. I'm just a customer who loves the place!!
(5)M F.
Went today (Saturday afternoon about 4pm) to the moline location. The cheese bread with marinara was quite good although a bit greasy. Crust was crispy and tasted very good. Really enjoyed the marinara dipping sauce. It was spicy and the right temperature. Ordered a couple beers and they were served cold. We were the only people in there today other than a couple of people sitting at the bar. But it seemed like the waitresses had more important things to do than serve us. My son's soda ran dry a couple times during our stay and it took asking a few times to get a box for our extra pizza. We ordered a pepperoni and sausage pizza which was very typical of the quad cities style like "Wise Guys" or "Harris Pizza". I keep looking for something different here in town. So far I have only found "Antonella's" which will still remain my go-to place. I probably won't be back although it wasn't terrible.
(3)Andrea T.
My husband and I came here on a Sunday for lunch. The place was dead...I mean no one else there whatsoever (except one bar tender and two cooks). I had heard this place was good so I was just hopeful that everyone else was at home grilling out since it was a nice day and the lack of people didn't show that the food wasn't good. I knew I wanted to start with a salad but looking at the menu, there was not a salad option. My husband and I landed on the John Wilkes Booth pizza and I asked if they had salads available. The waitress (bartender) said yep they have them. My question is, why not put them on the menu then!?!? The salad was of decent size (a typical side salad) and tasted fresh enough. When the pizza came, it was a bit bigger than we originally imagined. It did look delicious! I understand that Quad City style pizza is thin and cut into strips but I am just not the biggest fan. It was too thin and easily fell apart. The crust was over done although it did have good flavor. This is not my first choice for pizza.
(3)Jonathan S.
Had a couple calzones, they are really for two or get ready to bring home some leftovers. The original Italian was tasty. A lot of meat and cheese. It was cooked really well. Just enough for a tasty crunch and good temp on the inside. The sauce on the side (free) is great. Also had the veggie calazone which was def worth it. Overall decent atmosphere and tasty food. What else could you ask for?
(4)Tim L.
It does not surprise me that of all the places in the Quad Cities that compare to Bad Boyz is poor boys in Rock Island. The pizza is good though I found the toppings to be lacking and the menu was small, though as presumed there is a level of quality that is consistent as seen in the sandwiches like Italian beef and calzone. I was not impressed by the cleanliness of the table though otherwise I have no complaints.
(3)Dexter W.
Utterly disgusting Italian calzone, sent back after two bites. The sausage smelled like it was disease-ridden and I'd be surprised if I don't end up puking the two bites I had. I've not had a worse tasting meal in a long time. How can they serve stuff like this? Plenty of restaurants around here... be safe and pick a more reputable restaurant.
(1)Matthew L.
Pizza was great! The crust was crispy and toppings plentiful. It reminds me of Harris Pizza, but not nearly as greasy. Service was ok. Not great. Not bad. Will definitely be back for the pizza!
(4)Mike H.
Awesome pizza and calzones and the atmosphere is cool. Great place to grab a few beers too. Good central location downtown Moline. Close to the bars, iWireless center, etc. There is also a small patio for the summer months. The only complaint is that this place had been crazy hot on several occasions. Combination of hot ovens and AC not working or not pumping hard enough.
(4)John H.
I believe the full name is "Bad Boyz Pizza & Pub", so it functions as both a restaurant and bar. I've only been here to drink, so I can't comment on the food. It does have some kind of gangster/criminal theme, with dishes named after various infamous figures of crime and murder. "Manson's Meat Lover" and "Idi Amin's Vegetarian" are a few such offerings. There are prison bars in front of the kitchen area. Ah, bad boys! Now I get it. As far as drinking goes, it's a pretty bland sports bar. It's located almost directly under a bridge to the Arsenal, so there isn't a great deal of aesthetic charm. Gentlemen: the door to the men's room can stick. You might need an elbow or even a shoulder to coax it open. Don't worry, you're not going to walk in on some casual encounter. Or maybe you are. In any case, don't stand outside for five minutes like I did. Bad Boyz gets an extra star for employing a gorgeous barmaid. I didn't even mind when she told me the Guinness* was all tapped out. *Just seeing the tap here meant things were too good to be true.
(3)Jenni R.
Of all the Harris Style pizza places in the Quad Cities this one is the best. The man who makes the dough and grinds the meat and cheese is so nice to us. Why would he thank us for coming in and spend any time talking to us? I have even seen him deliver the pizzas. This person shows that they really care about their customers.. The lunch buffet is a real bargain and the food is always fresh. I only wish they has more than one location. If you haven't had Bad Boy'z pizza you haven't had the best yet.
(5)L D.
This is my favorite pizza place in the Quad Cities. I've never been disappointed with my meal. My favorites are the Bad Boyz Bread and the Cheeseburger pizza. The lunch buffet is a great quality for a low price. Over the years the pizza cooks have come and gone and every now and then you get one that doesn't keep up with the lunch rush, but over all, you really can't beat it for $6. The lunch buffet also includes soup, salad bar, pasta, and a taco bar. And if you get a good cook, he'll throw out a dessert pizza which is fabulous!
(5)Deb E.
Popped in here for a quick lunch today on the recommendation of some classmates. For the price, their pizza buffet was perfect for the time we (didn't) have. We found seats, the waitress quickly explained what was included with the buffet (assorted pizza's, a pasta casserole, a soup/salad bar, and taco fixings) and took our drink orders. The pizza I had was pretty darn good. Everyone seemed happy with their buffet items. There is a bar but we weren't able to partake today. Prices are totally reasonable considering what you get. Great spot if you're limited on time for lunch. This would also be a nice spot for an after-work beverage with the gang.
(4)Adam L.
Great service and good food. Always a great place to go watch sports and mma. can't forget they serve some great alcohol too.
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