Del-Rich Loan & Neat Stuff Antiques 318 North Brady Street, Davenport, IA 52801

"If you don't mind being followed around by the guy employee/owner then it's a decent antique store. He followed my child and I through the store, never asking if we needed help or looking for anything in particular. Not sure if he thought we'd steal something and maybe is a tad paranoid of shoplifting to the point it makes the shopping experience less than ideal."

"Best FFL experience I have ever had. This will be my go-to location for all firearm transfers going forward. Nice, organized, and friendly pawn shop as well."

"I have been pawning and buying musical items from Del Rich for many years. The staff is most helpful and always friendly calling me by my name. I have found them to be highly flexible and truly appreciate the military/veteran discount offered."

"Somehow found this place while passing through Davenport. There was an older lady who was very helpful. She even climbed up to get a painting down so I could look at it. An older gentleman with an accent was there also. He insisted on carefully bubble wrapping my purchase of a pair of lamps even though I told him I thought the lamps would be okay just in a box. My trip was rushed, but I hope to get back when I have more time. Much to look at."

"Much bigger than expected and nice selection! The low rating is based off customer service. I was politely greeted by an older female worker upon entering, described the type of gift I was looking for and was told nicely that they didn't have that specific item but I was free to look around. About 10 minutes later I was approached by an older male worker who asked if I needed any help and I smiled and replied that I was just looking; I didn't feel like having the same conversation a second time with the male worker. The male worker did not return the smile and said "want to let you know we close in 20 minutes...and we are ready to go"; as if he assumed I wouldn't buy anything. I was taken aback but continued to look for a few minutes before heading towards the front door. The polite woman asked if I found everything ok and I replied that I was just leaving because the other worker said he was ready to go. I flashed her a wad of cash and said that he must have assumed that I didn't have money. The male worker came from around the corner raised is voice and confronted me by saying "so, is that not ok to say?" along with some more hostile interaction. I told the man I would be writing a review and then he ultimately claimed that he never said anything to begin with and that I was making it all up in my head. Pretty awful experience. Would not recommend visiting this place if you are a person of color."