Sbarro

I love Sbarros! It is my weakness! The Hawaiian pizza with two breadsticks and a drink. nothing better! During my third pregnancy I could not stop craving it! Thank you for fulfilling my craving Sbarros! Love you!!!

Terrible. They give you nasty old pizza when there is fresh pizza available. And if you say something they give you attitude.

Very strange service. I ordered a slice to go, was given the slice in a little wedge shaped box but no attempt had been made to fold it so it wouldn’t close. I stood by register and opened the box to fold the corners and a long, black curly hair (10″ long) lifted off from the hot slice. I held it up and looked at the cashier and she said, «that’s not mine, I don’t handle the food.» And moved away.

Good service, good food, prices are kind of high, but not outrageously so. I wish I could figure out when they serve lasagna. Is there a rhyme or reason to it?

One of these days I might learn my lesson. Every time I eat here, I leave disappointed.
The only things good about this place were that the breadsticks were nice and fluffy, the people manning the stand were nice and friendly, and the aromatic smells were nice and… smelly…
Everything else is bland, gross, and depressing, especially the meatballs. Not even the garlic shaker could rescue them. And it’s overpriced. There are better choices in the mall.

A typical sbarro. Decent pizza, decent salad, decent breadsticks. The price surprised me though– we haven’t had one in the torn I few up in in a few years, but it was something like 4 or 5 $ a slice– too much IMO. Would choose something different unless I had an unstoppable pizza craving.

Sbarro is the king of mall pizza, arguably. And the chain recently entered voluntary bankruptcy. I saw an article recently that called Sbarro «America’s least essential restaurant,» and that may well be true.
I hadn’t been to one in a long time, but finding myself trapped in a mall the other day, I deciced to try a slice, and $ 6.88 later, but one slice of sausage/​pepp and a bottle of water, I found myself contemplating the crust.
Why the crust? Well, the sausage, and pepperoni (diced, what’s with that?) were nothing to write home (or here) about; nor was the cheese.
The crust? I’d like to try and make a pun about «the crust was to die for,» but in reality, the crust was so hard, it could kill someone.
When you are contemplating your shopping experience, I heartily recommend you limit yourselves to malls with Villa Pizza outlets. A vastly superior product.
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Well, this place is a good stand by for the mall. Particularly, if you want a slice and then just hit the next store.
Today, I went up to the counter and a young guy said, «What can I get you? «I said, «just a slice of cheese pizza, please.» He then said, «what kind of side can I get you? «(They have various side salads and such) I said, nothing thanks. He said, «Are you going to get a drink?» I said, probably not (I still had half a soda in my purse from earlier, sick, I know.)
Good salesman for sure they have several deals that include drinks and side salads.
So, then I get to the cash register with an older guy (let’s face it, he’s my age) and he said just the slice, nothing to drink. I said, no thanks. He said, «You didn’t come to the mall just for this did ya? I said, no and pointed to my Gap bag. He then, winked and me as I left.
That gave me a chuckle, I thought well, I don’t know what to do with that, but I’m going to eat my pizza and get going.
I’ll be back.

I love pizza, and this place has good pizza for a fast-​food type of joint. Their $ 1.29 breadsticks are a bargain, not to mention good. They also give one free refill on all their sodas.