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Bummer City has announced it will close its two Analog Arcades in Davenport and Moline. The Moline location at 1405 5th Ave. will close in coming weeks, but the post indicates a new concept is in the works for that site. PHOTO CREDIT TODD WELVAERT
Bummer City, the Davenport-based company behind a number of Quad Cities hotspots, has announced it will close its two Analog Arcades in Davenport and Moline.
In a Monday, March 3 Facebook post the company said it has “decided to sunset the Analog brand.”
It continued: “The truth is the simplest: Our lease is up at our Davenport…
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