

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: 325 E Evergreen St, Strafford, MO 65757
Phone: (417) 736-0017
Website: https://sbarro.com/
Order and Reservations
Order: Order online
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Reviews
So here’s the deal: this pie looked promising when I opened the box — plenty of cheese, a nice crust, and that classic pepperoni shine. But then I noticed… all the pepperoni is hanging out at the perimeter like it’s afraid of the center.
The first bite from the edge? Perfect. Crispy pepperoni, salty, spicy, just right. But as soon as you hit the middle slices, it’s just cheese, sauce, and some random toppings trying to carry the team. Like, if I wanted cheese pizza with a pepperoni border, I would’ve just ordered breadsticks and sprinkled them around myself.
Flavor’s still solid, crust has a nice chew, and the onions/jalapeños save it from being bland — but come on, spread the love across the whole thing next time. Pepperoni belongs on every bite, not just the crust line.
Would I eat it again? Absolutely.
Would I complain to the pizza gods while eating it? Also yes.
And you have no idea what you’re going to get charged.
Pizza had obviously been sitting for a long time, one bite and then it went in the trash. The most devastating part was the baked ziti, which I used to love. At this gas station, it is dried up noodles, with a bit of cheese, and you have to ask for sauce.
To top it off, the man serving the food was RUDE. The woman at the counter was friendly, but wore the same gloves to handle food, money, etc. I imagine one health dept visit would shut them down.