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Reviews on American food in Indianola, Iowa, United States. Indianola is a city in Warren County, Iowa, United States, 18 miles south of Des Moines, Iowa. The population was 14,782 at the 2010 census. It is the county seat of Warren County.
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10. Arby's
Arby's is a leading global quick-service restaurant company operating and franchising over 3,400 restaurants worldwide. Arby's was the first nationally franchised, coast-to-coast sandwich chain and has been serving fresh, craveable meals since it opened i
Reviewed By DebH1063
my favorite sandwich is beef and cheddar, i don't like red sauce so always ask for it with out, no problem. Hash Triangles are the best. Fish sandwiches are great. sometimes i just get the cold meat turkey sandwiches it has a lot of meat.. My husband likes the beef dip, Aju is very good but a bit salty.a good all around fast food. good variety on menu. what i dont like is they always ask what size even if i order the mid size, or regular size meal. I always tell them just as menu says no extra size.
9. Cal's Fine Foods & Spirits
Overall Ratings
3 based on 29 reviews
Reviewed By richwklein
Cal's is a sit down American or "Sports Bar" style of restaurant. The service is typically fast, but they usually only have one or two servers so it can be slow at times. The food is good & hot and what you would consider kind of mid-west comfort foods.
8. Hy-Vee Market Grille
Reviewed By James M
Our first visit to any Hy-Vee grocery or restaurant and we were impressed. The decor is pleasant, a bit trendy with plenty of booths and tables; surprisingly, thereâs also a bar. We were greeted with a smile and made to feel welcome. Our waiter was also friendly and attentive. We ordered the Rise and Shine (eggs, potatoes and biscuit, $5) and the Good Start (eggs, potatoes, biscuit and sausage, $7). Both were good portion sizes, well prepared. Maybe most impressive was the $1.40 Caribou coffee; it was served as you might expect at an upscale restaurant in a nice china cup on a matching plate with cream in a tiny pitcher, not the typical plastic container. This âemployee ownedâ operation shows what can be done to give customers good value and make them feel welcome. Other restaurants need to up their game or they may start losing out to similar âgrocer-rants.â
7. The Sports Page Bar & Grill
Overall Ratings
3 based on 30 reviews
Reviewed By JAMESknoxville
Good service, friendly waitress, predictably good food. Restaurant is clean, neat, well staffed and serves good food. There is always enough seating to sit down and have a lunch meeting, or a leisurely lunch with friends, without ever feeling rushed.Meal portions are excellent and usually served hot and fresh.Our waitress kept our non-alcoholic drinks filled, and cleaned off the table as soon as we finished eating. The beer seems a bit warmer than many similar establishments, and should be colder.Pool tables and meeting rooms offer additional value that we have used in the past.
6. Pizza Ranch
Overall Ratings
3 based on 41 reviews
Craving something legendary? Come to Pizza Ranch and find endless pizzas, the Country's Best Chicken®, and more on our Buffet Your Way. If you don't see the pizza you want, let us know-we'll make it fresh and bring you the first slice! Stop by after explo
Reviewed By KC_Chief_32
You just never know what you will get with Pizza Ranch, they are NOT all the same. The one in Indianola was a pleasant surprise. The buffet closes at 8. We didn't arrive until 7:30 and yet they had plenty of food and continued to bring out more the whole time we were there. The broasted chicken was very juicy. The salad bar had a great selection to chose from. They asked what our favorite pizza was and brought some out before putting it on the buffet. My granddaughter just loved being able to make a root beer float for dessert. She didn't even go for the dessert pizzas. And that is another thing, most Pizza Ranches have a very limited amount of dessert pizzas and run out all the time, not this one. While I didn't eat it, there was a nice selection.
5. Funaro's
Overall Ratings
5 based on 15 reviews
Reviewed By sunshine2390
We decided to try one of the hot sausage sandwiches that we have heard so much about. We weren't disappointed. It was fabulous. It was warm on a hoagie type bun and a lot of melted cheese and mouthwatering Italian sausage. The meal came with coleslaw and a drink. You can usually tell what kind of food you will get if they can make good coleslaw and Funaro's is delicious and creamy. Our favorite pastry from their bakery is the homemade bear claw. The best pastry in town. You have to get there when the doors open on Mon. Wed. and Fri. and I believe Saturday or they may be gone already. It is a phyllo type dough filled with almond paste and covered with white icing and slivered almonds. They have soft bread bowls filled with yummy homemade soups, with different ones each day. The top is buttered and toasted and wonderful.
4. A&W Restaurant
Overall Ratings
4 based on 28 reviews
Reviewed By michaelr968
This place hasn't changed much from when I was a kid and I'm glad it hasn't. The root beer floats are the best and servers bring food out to your car. They still have the mechanical change machines. The food is decent by we always come for ice cream when down for the balloon festival.
3. The Brickhouse Tavern
Overall Ratings
4 based on 39 reviews
Reviewed By ConnerT76
I ate here with my brother and sister-in-law this past winter, and really enjoyed the pizza - especially the Bacon Cheeseburger! When I'm back in Indianola, I'll be sure to stop in again.
2. WINN Pizza & Steak House
Overall Ratings
4 based on 41 reviews
Reviewed By luv2snkl
Winn's has an incredibly diverse menu. You can order pizza, homemade egg rolls, a gyro sandwich, a cheeseburger, and whatever the special of the day is. The pizza, egg rolls, gyros, and cheeseburgers are my favorite. They also have a salad bar stocked with Midwest favorites like iceberg lettuce and pickled beets. It's not fancy fare, but it is extremely tasty, and the staff is very friendly. If Winn's has any faults, it would be the decor and the fact that they don't serve alcohol, but they do serve terrific food, with a smile, that is a good value.
1. Crouse Cafe
Overall Ratings
4 based on 90 reviews
Reviewed By michaelrI6197TV
Stopped in Town the Saturday after Thanksgiving, traditionally a big day for shopping, so excepted to find the restaurant packed and on a âWaitâ. Seeing no signage restricting parking to Bank Customers we parked across the street in the bank parking lot. Crossing the street we saw a sign on the door, the restaurant was Closed. So we walked down the street a short distance to another place to eat.
