Sports Page Bar & Grill — Restaurant in Indianola

Food was cold and wrong. Asked to speak to a manager, after trying to let the waitress fix things. My mom ordered wings with carrots and celery. The waitress said nothing about the fact that they didnt have any or she would have made a differnt choice. She asked twice for the celery and carrots after she got her food. Finally the waitress said they were out. My sandwich was not even warm. fries were barely warm so i ate them while waiting for my order to be fixed. I waited for my order to be fixed for over 10 minutes after I told the waitress it was cold and wrong. I never received the correct order. My mom took the sandwich home to her dog. Yes it was so bad I didn't eat it. The manager was rude and did not even give me a chance. She stated that if it was cold I should have sent it back, now she couldn't do anything about it. When was I supposed to send it back? The waitress took so long in getting my condiments and then the mushrooms , i hadnt had a chance to check the temp of my food. Then she never came back. I got tired of waiting so i ate half of the sandwich then asked a 2nd time for a box for my mom's wings and to send a manager over. I really look forward to my 1 night out a week with my mom. Now I'm hungry, angry, and $41.00 poorer. The manager was rude right from the beginning the waitress tried although I don't think she knew the menu very well. Won't...

Sports Page used to be a go-to spot for lunch, but unfortunately, it’s just not the same anymore.

Starting with the positives, the fries are consistently good, and the ranch is amazing—easily the best thing about the place. However, the rest of the menu leaves a lot to be desired. The wraps, which were once a normal wrap size, are now closer to a mini burrito size, yet the prices have gone up. It’s shocking to pay more for less food. The pickle fries, once a favorite, have been soggy the last couple of times we’ve ordered them. The overall quality has noticeably gone downhill.

The atmosphere is another major letdown. The vibes are dull and almost gross, with no real personality or charm to the space. The addition of the pickleball court feels random and out of place, and the restaurant as a whole feels like a greasy, uninspired stop rather than the vibrant place it used to be.

On top of that, the prices are steep for the portion sizes, and the staff—mostly college-age employees—seem indifferent and low-energy, which only adds to the overall lifeless experience.

I genuinely hope Sports Page can revamp its vibe, improve its quality, and bring back the personality it used to have. Right now, it’s no longer a place I’d choose for lunch, and that’s a shame considering how much I used...

This is a sports bar for sure, but you're not crammed in like usual. Great spacing with the tables and booths, and of course there's nice outside seating as well. Yes, there is a good sized bar with lots of space. When you go to a sports bar that has such a varied client base, you know you made a good choice. I had the dirty nachos and they were fabulous! Of course, the serving was so big I took about half home for a late night snack. My wife loved her "half sized" chef salad that she could barely finish... I can only wonder how huge would the 'rehular serving' of salad be... Our waitress was quite good, and fast delivering the food. All the patrons were enjoying themselves. Yes, there were plenty of TV's, but all had the volume off. One of the things we liked was that despite the number of people there dining, we could talk in normal tones and not need to raise our voices to be heard. I can't say it was quiet, but I can deal with reduced noise volumes like this most easily. It was a relaxed, enjoyable meal. Parking lot had plenty of...