Sports Page Bar & Grill
9014 Lyndale Ave S, Minneapolis, MN, 55420
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Address :
9014 Lyndale Ave S
Minneapolis, MN, 55420 - Phone (952) 887-0046
- Website https://sportspagebloomington.com/
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Opening Hours
- Mon :11:00 am - 2:00pm
Specialities
- Takes Reservations : No
Delivery : No
Take-out : Yes
Accepts Credit Cards : Yes
Good For : Late Night
Parking : Private Lot
Bike Parking : Yes
Wheelchair Accessible : Yes
Good for Kids : Yes
Good for Groups : Yes
Attire : Casual
Noise Level : Average
Music : Juke Box
Good For Dancing : Yes
Alcohol : Full Bar
Happy Hour : Yes
Best Nights : Wed, Thu, Sat
Coat Check : No
Smoking : Outdoor Area/ Patio Only
Outdoor Seating : No
Wi-Fi : No
Has TV : Yes
Waiter Service : Yes
Caters : No
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Luan T.
Apparently I have a lot of friends who are alcoholics and have dragged me into this place for happy hour and drinks. I have probably eaten here over 5 times which is 5 too many. Each time I have tried to find something different that I might like. Just like Bono said in one of the best songs of all time, "...I still have not found what I am looking for..." Or maybe I just need to find new friends...
(1)Rico R.
Checked it out, good for the price. Cheeseburger and fries for $5.99. Not the biggest burger but nice and greasy, I liked it a lot. The service could have been a little faster but I'm definitely coming back
(4)Angie O.
Great local dive. Food has greatly improved! Good beer selection in the new addition. The new addition has cool garage doors. Servers are all friendly. Awesome prices!
(3)Annie S.
This is a bar that happens to serve food. If you're expecting a fine dining experience, you might be disappointed. They sell pull tabs for cripes sake. Sports Page is a Bloomington institution. Recently remodeled, the "front" bar has garage door windows for an indoor, outdoor experience when the weather permits (you do still have to step outside to smoke though). It's actually pretty nice, unless you're a Vikings fan and the Packers are on (that's where they cloister the Packer fans and let them watch "their" game). Sandwiches, burgers, and french fries. The order of chicken strips is HUGE. Not gormet, but certainly not nearly as terrible as some of these other folks would have you believe. Bonus - they do also serve salads and soups if you aren't into grease. 4 stars instead of 3 because they have Trivia on Wednesday nights at 7pm, and they have Moosedrool on tap. It's tasty.
(4)Adam W.
Friendly bartender. Bar is in the back, make sure you don't assume they are closed. Made that mistake before. Bell's Two Hearted in bottles. Summit, Moose Drool and the expected domestics on tap. Golden Tee, Buck hunter, pool, darts. Looks like I've found my Tuesday pit stop.
(4)Matthew S.
Fantastic food and a great place to grab a beer and watch a game! It's probably Bloomington's nicest/most family friendly dive bar. Order a burger!
(4)Michelle G.
The worst service! We waited for about 10 minutes and didn't see a server anywhere on the floor. Even my oh so tolerant nephew decided we should head over to another burger shack! Which we did and got served immediately. Even if we did order something from the scarce bar food menu, I was concerned about not getting and follow up service if needed. Walk. Away.
(1)Rob H.
I've attempted to eat/drink here DOZENS of times due to how close this place is to where I live. Every time I've been inside, which is DOZENS of times the place is filled to capacity, and then some. There's even people standing at the bar! I can't count the number of times I've drove up to Sports Page, drove around looking for a spot, parked my car and walked in with my cronies, just to turn around and walk right back to my car. The mix of people I've seen here is kind of odd, though. It's about 1/3 seedy/surly 40+ people, 1/3 surly geriatrics, and 1/3 familys out for dinner with their kids, of which I am none of these things. And this is including the times I've been there after 8 pm. Maybe I'll change my review once I've actually drank or eaten here, but this places chances are wearing thin.
(1)Colin D.
OK sports bar. We tend to go for lunch on Friday . It's your standard sports bar with darts, pull tabs and pool. They serve basic bar food. The burgers are distinctly average but the hot roast beef is good. Just don't order it with cheese this is one case where adding cheese does not make it better. The service has always been good so no complaints there. Worth a look if you are in the area.
(3)Tyler D.
This place has a fun atmosphere, but the service kinda blew. Our waitress took forever to do everything. The TVs are newer and look good. I had a cheeseburger and fries from there and it was satisfying.
(3)Bert B.
Sports Page is easy to overlook as you drive by it, but that doesn't mean you should. I have been there for lunch many times and in the evening a few times with friends. They have a simple bar menu. Their burgers are good and cheap. I like their fries too. Appetizers are good and plentiful. They have daily specials for lunch that are worth trying. Space is ample in the bar so you can always find seating and large groups are easily accommodated. They have plenty of televisions so you can watch the game. Their beer list is decent. I have always been very happy with the service I have gotten. It is friendly, quick and attentive. Finally, if you are not in the mood for a beer, they also carry 1919 Root Beer on tap! They serve it in frosty mugs and you get one refill.
(5)Glen S.
Don't waste your time. HORRIBLE service. I love myself a good dive bar (that's all I'll go to) but this place is a dive bar with downtown prices. $10.50 for a pitcher of beer. $5.50 rail drinks. Oh wait, you're asking, "but what about happy hour?" Go a head and take $0.50 off each drink (and that's pushing it). Don't even think about ordering food, because they'll look at you like, "Oh, you want me to get that for you?" Once you get the food, it's worse than bar food (if that's possible). I can think of 932 other "dive" bars I'd rather go to.
(1)Chris W.
I have driven by Sports Page for years wondering what the heck it was. It's on far end of the stripmall that hosts both Bucks Unpainted Furniture and Mandarin Kitchen but, being blocked by Leroy's on the SW corner of 90th and Lyndale. it's a divey sports bar with about 10+ flat panels. The prices are great burger and fry's $4, they have Moose Drool on tap. I have never attended Karokee night but, have it on the list of things to do. Good for people watching, fun eating at the bar talking with the regulars. I told them they need a big sign 'Sportspage Bar & Grill'. On my last visit I was given a check for 1 moose drool and 1 burger, I pointed out that I had 2 and he said 'well I am only counted one and I am only going to charge you for one and that's my best offer'. Big tip. It's a dive, I live close-by cheap & quick food, entertaining people.
(4)Jennifer S.
Good food, awesome bartenders, great drinks!
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