I'm sorry to hear that, more jobs lost. (Reply #14)

In the discussion thread: Sbarro Inc. pizza chain closing 155 locations, mostly in mall food courts [View all]

Wed Feb 19, 2014, 09:49 PM

Beacool (30,203 posts)

14. I'm sorry to hear that, more jobs lost.

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Ironically, just a few weeks ago, Sbarro reopened in the Hoboken Terminal. The terminal was severely damaged after Sandy and only now are the shops starting to reopen. They were even selling the train tickets from a trailer. Now the waiting room is open again and the ticket booths are back in business.

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46 replies	Author	Time	Post
Sbarro Inc. pizza chain closing 155 locations, mostly in mall food courts [View all]	Redfairen	Feb 2014	OP
Is there a list of places affected?	Timez Squarez	Feb 2014	#1
Always seemed pretty good as far as Mall Food goes.	marble falls	Feb 2014	#2
their pizza does not taste good at all, it almost has no taste to it	JI7	Feb 2014	#3
wow you have bad taste in pizza	wilt the stilt	Feb 2014	#7
dominoes is better than papa johns and papa johns is better than sbarro, but they all suck	JI7	Feb 2014	#9
And Dominoes is basically	Kelvin Mace	Feb 2014	#16
Nah	benh57	Feb 2014	#21
I had it as airport food once and agree it's tasteless	wordpix	Feb 2014	#18
I've had it and it's not great pizza . . .	brush	Feb 2014	#24
Too bad. The one my family and I sometimes go to in Maine is fine. And it always seems pretty busy.	RBInMaine	Feb 2014	#35
Hard to believe what people outside New York...	JackRiddler	Feb 2014	#44
I think this might say more about the malls than about the pizza	Maeve	Feb 2014	#4
That, and the pizza market is totally saturated	Brother Buzz	Feb 2014	#20
True, but not at malls	Renew Deal	Feb 2014	#30
Sbarfo's is closing 155 stores!?!?	DeSwiss	Feb 2014	#5
The margin on pizza is 90%. Cheapest thing you can make	KurtNYC	Feb 2014	#32
Bingo....	sendero	Feb 2014	#34
The one near me in Maine is fine. Actually quite good. May depend on location.	RBInMaine	Feb 2014	#36
The one near me in Maine is fine. Maybe some differences between locations. ???	RBInMaine	Feb 2014	#38
They are the closest to NY Pizza in Florida	HockeyMom	Feb 2014	#6
Read post 24. Sbarro's is not close to typical NYC pizza. nt	brush	Feb 2014	#25
Born, raised, and spent 28 years in NYC	HockeyMom	Feb 2014	#42
I don't have to tell you	brush	Feb 2014	#43
No pizza is bad pizza*	Inkfreak	Feb 2014	#8
Too bad	shenmue	Feb 2014	#10
I was just debating on whether I should try Papa J's new....	Left Coast2020	Feb 2014	#11
Papa GOP John. I'll pass.	TeamPooka	Feb 2014	#15
I just had Papa John's Cheeseburger Pizza	yeoman6987	Feb 2014	#19
Message auto-removed	Name removed	Feb 2014	#12
They just closed one in the busiest mall in Century City CA. What's their excuse for that one? nt	TeamPooka	Feb 2014	#13
I'm sorry to hear that, more jobs lost.	Beacool	Feb 2014	#14
sbarro v papa john v pizza hut	Warren Stupidity	Feb 2014	#17
Best to worst: 1. Sbarro, 2. Pizza Hut, 3. Papa John	Renew Deal	Feb 2014	#29
They are a franchised business too, so some small business people will be taking a bite. n/t	DebJ	Feb 2014	#22
their pizza was terrible anyway n/t	JesterCS	Feb 2014	#23
The one near me in Maine is fine. For some reason there may be differences between locations. ???	RBInMaine	Feb 2014	#37
Mostly in mall food courts?	liberal N proud	Feb 2014	#26
There are some on the street in NYC	Renew Deal	Feb 2014	#28
When in New York, one should eat New York Pizza	liberal N proud	Feb 2014	#31
I agree	Renew Deal	Feb 2014	#39
That's sad	Renew Deal	Feb 2014	#27
This has everything to do with the destruction of the middle class	Moliere	Feb 2014	#33
Never heard of them. Sounds like that's a good thing	JimDandy	Feb 2014	#40
I like their spaghetti and meatballs	mainer	Feb 2014	#41
I saw one in Moscow in 2002.	kwassa	Feb 2014	#45
No Sharro Pizza for Texas?	Loaded Liberal Dem	Feb 2014	#46

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