Amazing food! I'd say a better meal that Subway and they have waffle fries! If your in the quad cities you can't go wrong having lunch at a Hungry Hobo. I like the Steak sandwiches.
(5)
Nolan F.
Hungry hobo is a quad city institution. There is a good reason the local chain has seemingly been around forever. The sandwiches are solid and they have some notable sides like the baked potato and carrot cake. They slice the meat the time you order and the bread is generally very fresh. Definitely worth a try if you are from out of town.
(4)
Chris R.
Love The Hungy Hobo. Try to eat there every time I get home to the QC.
(4)
gummy j.
Yeah, it's everywhere. It seems to be a staple around here, but doesn't mean it's the best sandwiches around. It's pretty much your standard white bread deli sandwich. You just go for the experience of how locals eat, then you don't come back.
(2)
Brandon C.
Quite honestly, if you get a deli sandwich and a bag of chips, you're wasting you money. It is nothing spectacular. It's when you get to the grilled steak and chicken sandwiches, the baked potatoes, the nachos, the WAFFLE FRIES WITH CHEESE. The chili bread bowls! That is what makes this place great, in my opinion. As a side note, I have a good friend that calls this place "Hungry Mayonnaise." I don't get mayo on my sandwiches, but apparently if you ask for mayo they GLOB it on. He asks for light mayo and still gets too much.
(4)
Robb M.
Great local chain. I'll pick Hobo over Subway or Jimmy Johns as often as possible. Love the grilled steak, reubens and regular deli sandwiches. The waffle fries are fantastic too.
(5)
K H.
The sandwich was average overall. Although the meat was good, the bread was pretty "tough" (if that is a way you describe bread). I couldn't really taste anything else besides the giant hunk of bread that was difficult to bite into. Eventually I gave up and just ate the insides with a fork/knife. This is the second time I've been here and both times it was just a bland sandwich. Another gripe is that they are a sandwich place that does NOT have pickles.... how strange! The service was friendly, but overall I don't understand why people freak out over this place.
(2)
Mike G.
Great sub shop with good soups and baked potatoes too.
(4)
Laura N.
It's a sandwich place. I reaaalllyyy don't get the local hype. My boyfriend loves it because it's what he grew up with. I think it's about as plain jane as it gets, but hey what do I do know, I'm a kid from Chicagoland with an Augustino's sized hole in my heart. It was good food, but nothing to really write home about.
(3)
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Address :1635 Avenue of the Cities
Moline, IL, 61265
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Takes Reservations : No Delivery : No Take-out : Yes Accepts Credit Cards : Yes Good for Kids : Yes Good for Groups : No Attire : Casual Noise Level : Loud Alcohol : No Outdoor Seating : No Has TV : No Waiter Service : No
David B.
Amazing food! I'd say a better meal that Subway and they have waffle fries! If your in the quad cities you can't go wrong having lunch at a Hungry Hobo. I like the Steak sandwiches.
(5)Nolan F.
Hungry hobo is a quad city institution. There is a good reason the local chain has seemingly been around forever. The sandwiches are solid and they have some notable sides like the baked potato and carrot cake. They slice the meat the time you order and the bread is generally very fresh. Definitely worth a try if you are from out of town.
(4)Chris R.
Love The Hungy Hobo. Try to eat there every time I get home to the QC.
(4)gummy j.
Yeah, it's everywhere. It seems to be a staple around here, but doesn't mean it's the best sandwiches around. It's pretty much your standard white bread deli sandwich. You just go for the experience of how locals eat, then you don't come back.
(2)Brandon C.
Quite honestly, if you get a deli sandwich and a bag of chips, you're wasting you money. It is nothing spectacular. It's when you get to the grilled steak and chicken sandwiches, the baked potatoes, the nachos, the WAFFLE FRIES WITH CHEESE. The chili bread bowls! That is what makes this place great, in my opinion. As a side note, I have a good friend that calls this place "Hungry Mayonnaise." I don't get mayo on my sandwiches, but apparently if you ask for mayo they GLOB it on. He asks for light mayo and still gets too much.
(4)Robb M.
Great local chain. I'll pick Hobo over Subway or Jimmy Johns as often as possible. Love the grilled steak, reubens and regular deli sandwiches. The waffle fries are fantastic too.
(5)K H.
The sandwich was average overall. Although the meat was good, the bread was pretty "tough" (if that is a way you describe bread). I couldn't really taste anything else besides the giant hunk of bread that was difficult to bite into. Eventually I gave up and just ate the insides with a fork/knife. This is the second time I've been here and both times it was just a bland sandwich. Another gripe is that they are a sandwich place that does NOT have pickles.... how strange! The service was friendly, but overall I don't understand why people freak out over this place.
(2)Mike G.
Great sub shop with good soups and baked potatoes too.
(4)Laura N.
It's a sandwich place. I reaaalllyyy don't get the local hype. My boyfriend loves it because it's what he grew up with. I think it's about as plain jane as it gets, but hey what do I do know, I'm a kid from Chicagoland with an Augustino's sized hole in my heart. It was good food, but nothing to really write home about.
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