

Sbarro, founded in Brooklyn, offers the Original XL New York-style pizza. Our dough is made fresh by hand every day, and we shred 100% whole-milk mozzarella cheese at our locations. We also use San Marzano-style tomato sauce. Each slice is baked to perfection, providing that authentic, foldable New York bite you won’t find anywhere else. Whether you’re craving pizza, stromboli, or pasta, Sbarro uses real ingredients and delivers genuine New York flavor for any occasion.
Italian fast-food chain offering thin-crust pizza by the slice, plus pastas & salads.
Address and Contact Information
Address: 28 S State St, Salt Lake City, UT 84150
Phone: (801) 596-2243
Website: https://sbarro.com/
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Reviews
I was so happy to see one of their vending joints in SLC on my trip to CO.
Had a slice of mushroom which is the very best ! Fair price, nice staff.
Will be back.
We were in line and this interesting woman with red hair comes in bossing others around as if she were the one in charge. My mom asked if she had more mushroom pizzas because there was one piece left and the lady responded “That’s all there is” it wasn’t what she said that ticked me off, but her attitude with it was very rude. Later on, as we were waiting to pay, my aunt wanted to add an additional side of pasta. My aunt went to ask her if she could add a side to our order and the woman immediately starts giving her attitude; “Well what do you want to add?
Another pizza, what?” Again, with attitude. My aunt points at the pasta telling her that she would like to add a side of pasta the lady looks at her and tells her
“We’re out of stock” She didn’t even bat an eye at the food in front of her. “My aunt is pointing at the pasta, telling her that she would like the pasta. The lady glances at it, places her hand on her waist and says “That’s not pasta” my aunt is just asking to take some, again “No, that’s not pasta. That’s Zitti.” We just payed and left, “Zitti” is a pasta, woman. Google it. (The pasta pic below, is the the “zitti” btw…)