Sbarro

Not good, they cook the pizza and keep reheating it, me and husband ate there yesterday and he got food poisoning. Won’t go there again

The pizza itself is actually pretty good. Has a good taste to it and there are many different types of pizza to choose from. My issue is the pricing. It’s Manhattan. I get it. What I don’t appreciate is paying 16.00 for 2 slices and a medium fountain drink. It’s too «touristy «because, in the Bronx, I can get a large pie and a 2 liter for just about the same price. You weigh those options!

It’s open late… And the food is just as bad as any Sbarro you’ve ever tried. It’s larger than a normal Sbarro so maybe that’s something. The traffic flow is bad, the floor is dirty, and the mushrooms came from a can.

A need to fill up our stomach before going to a Broadway show scheduled at 8 PM led us to this chain restaurant. I had a second thought but our time is limited and we want to be done as fast as we can. It is a buffet service in the Midtown area, $ 8.29/pound, has descent food selection, a wait line in register is less than 2 min and the bottled water is more expensive than the food I selected. Anyway, plenty of seats, comfortable staff and comfort rooms for customers are available.

Mama Sbaro is a regular stop. Big buffet and nice pizza by the slice. I had the mushroom and Matthew had the bacon and sausage Stromboli.

If you’re standing late at night at this corner and you feel like having a slice, you should definitely try Ray’s Pizza up the block. Much better. The only plus here is the seating area. Not only comfortable but actually pretty clean for Times Sq.

Mi visita a este Sbarro fue una visita por obligación — simplemente porque eran casi las 12 de la noche en Nochebuena y no había nada abierto (ni en Times Square!). Otra prueba de que Nueva York es una ciudad que a veces SÍ que duerme, pero eso ya es otro tema…
Pues qué voy a decir de un restaurante-​cadena de bufé con pizza, pasta, ensaladas y entremeses?
Cuando entras ya te puedes imaginar el tipo de comida que es y la calidad que te puede esperar, así que no hubo sorpresas — ni positivas ni negativas.
Después de estar brindando por las Navidades, intercambiar regalos, etc. y luego dar un paseo nos dimos cuenta de que no habíamos cenado nada, había que buscar algo… y como todo estaba ya cerrado, acabamos allí — no había remedio!
Un local para emergencias cuando no hay otras opciones cerca — vamos, el típico sitio para ir cuando ya vas medio bebido y te da igual si la pizza está media fría, grasienta, etc.

Accueil chaleureux sans plus ou il propose un petit buffet ou différent variété est proposé.Sans plus pour ma part il n’y a pas grand chose à voir. La question est doit on s’arrêter ici pour manger, je dirais absolument pas continuer votre chemin.

So I’ll start with the good: It’s super convenient if you’re going to TKTS for show tickets. It has a decent selection of food, but the quality is, well, it’s a buffet in the middle of Times Square. Carby and fatty. Not especially clean. You know what you’re getting.
Why did I even give it two stars? Well, it wasn’t an unpleasant experience, and to eat there you have to be in NYC, so life isn’t all that bad.

Breakfast Buffet :(
Barforama!!!
Avoid at all costs!!!
I literally puked on their nasty nasty eggs!
Oatmeal tasted like mud
Hot cakes & waffles were harder than cardboard! I think eating cardboard would taste better.
Coffe hot yes, but very bitter.
Trust me, avoid this place at all cost!
I would give this place negative 5 stars if possible!!!

This place is a well-​oiled machine on New Year’s Eve.
Can’t comment on the food because we didn’t have any. But they did have beer and wine — not sure if that’s regularly available or if it was only because it was NYE.
Also, shout out to Roberto — the man in charge! He took care of us.

The slices are overpriced but tasty. There’s enough seating and the staff are friendly. A pie is about $ 20 for 6 slices. You’ll need a fork and knife. Try it out.

Ok, let’s not kid ourselves, this is franchise/​chain-​store/​near-​fast-​food buffet, so the bar is already set low. But for $ 9, if you have a huge appetite, and want to waste little time, then this will give you more food to survive your busy than any of those fancy coffee shops and their one croissant and coffee for $ 9. That being said, don’t expect good service, but at least there’s plenty of food! (Incidently, it is about 2K yen in Tokyo for a similar meal or about $ 20-​$ 25 USD)

I just got into New York, and I’m staying around the corner. My wife wanted takeaway pizza, so I ended up getting some from here. The pepperoni pizza is currently the best pizza I’ve ever had! Just woke up and I’m still thinking about it!
The restaurant seemed clean and a nice place to sit down.

Not sure why this place has such awful reviews. It’s certainly not the best pizza place in Manhattan, but it’s also certainly not the worst.
I was in Times Square with some visiting relatives. They have four small children, which means it was exhausting hauling them around Times Square. They started to get hungry and so I searched for the closest restaurant with pizza and a decent seating area.
We wound up here and I was pleasantly surprised. The pizza took a little while, but when it did, it was straight out of the oven and very hot.
It was pretty good actually, as I said I was pleasantly surprised. The staff was also very friendly to us, which was nice, especially considering working in Times Square would drive anybody crazy.
So if you’re wondering around Times Square and need a quick bite, I recommend this place.

I went out of desperation. I needed a quick bite to eat before heading to Caroline’s with 15 minutes to spare before doors opened. It was too cold for a late May evening. It was rainy. I was starving. Screw it. A $ 5 slice of lukewarm veggie pizza satiated me for a good five minutes, then it sat in my stomach like a rock.
One of my more embarrassing regrets in life…
Damn. I hate Times Square and nearly everything in it.

Just like any other cheap fast food pizza’s. Although the line was SUPER long on a saturday night.
Nothing special here. Just a doughy, soft, not much flavor to it pizza. Just something to keep my stomach appeased till I can get to better food.

This one is nice because it is open late, has a huge buffet with more then just pizza to offer.
It’s a great place to stop after a Broadway show or for a late night snack. Plus because it’s in the Time Square area it’s great to people watch!

Two floors, one dream. Two floors, one dream. Two floors, one dream.
Being fed.
It’s very big, one of the biggest Sbarros in town. Two floors. One dream. The buffet option is interesting but a little weird. I guess it’s good if you want a salad, but who is strolling into Sbarro for their salads…
One thing I can say about the Italian goods they have behind the counter by the oven is that they are FRESH. The bread sticks are prime. The pepp rolls are done right and haven’t been sitting around all day like many other Sbarros.
They’ve got those Aquadeco water bottles here which are shaped like a friggen Academy Award and I love it because of how stupid my girlfriend thinks it looks. So thank you Sbarro for always carrying that.
The downstairs is decked out with all kinds of nostalgia. Fake paintings of people who never ate at a Sbarro in their life and 60s music that occasionally gets mysteriously loud.
So yeah in the end if you’ve got two floors and one dream you won’t be disappointed.

This poor Sbarro only has two stars.
I’m not the biggest fan of Sbarro restaurants. I’ve never had the pizza because I’m all about supporting authentic pizzerias, but the baked ziti isn’t the worst. I’m giving this particular Sbarro 4 stars because of its surprising cleanliness and huge amount of seating. There is an ample amount of tables upstairs by the open salad bar, hot buffet, and pizza area and ovens, but downstairs is a huge room of booths and tables for Sbarro patrons. Sometimes seating is hard to come by in small NYC restaurants, but this Sbarro delivers.
Good job, Sbarro.

Gross. Just gross.
I walked in, looked at the pizza and salad, and walked out. The pizza looked a week old and the salad looked like someone jizzed all over it.

Walked in here with a murmur in my tummy craving their gigantic slices. I’ve had them some years back when I worked at Express on 34^th street and if my memory served me correctly then one slice would do me in for the day.
The slices were indeed huge but for 10 in the morning they looked very unappetizing. They didn’t even look warm. I had to wait until something came out the oven to order… I wasn’t ordering what they had displayed.
I got the world of mean looks from the staff as I waited for the Italian Sausage to come out the over… after being reminded several times that there is a slice available at the other counter. Come now, don’t try to sell me old food… I may be a fat ass but I’m no slob.