Consumers soon won’t have to go to a mall to get Sbarro pizza. They won’t even have to leave home. The Columbus, Ohio-based pizza chain is set to open the first of four freestanding restaurants with ...

The Sbarro pizza revolution has begun in Columbus. The locally based chain opened two locations over the past two weeks -- one each in Northwest Columbus and Dublin -- taking over former Rotolo's ...

Sbarro has been sinking slowly during the recession, in part because it's set up shop exclusively in malls and airport food courts. That was cutting edge when it opened its first eatery in 1967, but ...

If you have fond memories of the once-ubiquitous pizza chain, help yourself to one of Mo Pizza’s slices. If you miss Sbarro, you’ll get your fix at the Everett Mall. No, the pizza chain isn’t back in ...

This week I reached out for a "Skinny Slice," a new low-cal, low-fat slice of pizza at our favorite mall pizza joint, Sbarro, with 1,000 restaurants coast to coast and 'round the globe. Everybody's ...

As fast-casual pizza concepts make their mark across America, one of the nation’s top 10 pizza chains is joining the growing movement. Sbarro will open its first Pizza Cucinova restaurant next week in ...

The go-to pizza shop of mall food courts across the country started as a small Italian grocery in Brooklyn run under the strict eye of "Mama" Sbarro. Read on for 10 facts about the company Michael ...

Sbarro LLC wants to make up for lost time. The Melville-based Italian restaurant chain, one of Long Island's best known national brands, emerged from bankruptcy last year, and has started overhauling ...

Sbarro LLC, the 800-restaurant U.S. pizza chain, filed for bankruptcy protection for the second time in three years as customer traffic slowed in the shopping-mall food courts where many of its stores ...

When the pizza chain Sbarro filed for bankruptcy in April, analysts speculated on the cause of the restaurant’s problems. Industry expert Blair Chancey cited a “perfect storm” of adverse ...

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