Sbarro

Mall shoppers and weary travelers refuel at this food court mainstay for quick, affordable Italian cuisine.

In Short
Founded as an Italian grocery in 1959 Brooklyn, this family-owned chain has since morphed into the world's largest shopping mall-based eatery, with additional locations in...

Posted by by Gina Goff at Citysearch on November 14, 2007. Brought to you by Citysearch.

Mall shoppers and weary travelers refuel at this food court mainstay for quick, affordable Italian cuisine.

In ShortFounded as an Italian grocery in 1959 Brooklyn, this family-owned chain has since morphed into the world's largest shopping mall-based eatery, with additional locations in airports, train stations and college campuses. On-the-go diners line up cafeteria style around exhibition kitchens to choose from ready-made, New York-style pizza slices, calzones, garlic knots and Neapolitan standards, such as lasagna, chicken parmigiana and baked ziti. Most locations offer communal seating in a casual, bus-your-own-table setting.

Posted by Gina Goff on November 15, 2007. Brought to you by Citysearch.

Sbarro's

Average Rating

60

Sbarro's is a chain that appears in many malls around this area, and this location is in a food court at the Promenade Mall. You walk up to the counter and order and pay, and then by the time you get to the end of your transaction, your fo...

Posted by by Roseanne Y. at Judy's Book on April 16, 2006. Brought to you by Judy's Book.

After opening Sbarro deli, immigrants Gennaro and Carmela Sbarro later expanded to 1,000 eateries worldwide, proclaiming "those who eat well, eat Italian." Open kitchens showcase menu options from pizza to stuffed eggplant.

Posted on February 01, 2013. Brought to you by metroguide.