Sbarro,

2400 Yankee Clipper Drive, Jacksonville, FL 32218

"Sbarro located at 2400 Yankee Clipper Dr, Jacksonville, FL 32218 in the Jacksonville. International airport has very good pizza though the slice I got was not very hot. I had them reheat it and it still was not very hot. But it was quick and did the job! $7 for a slice with a topping isn’t bad for an Airport!"

"Had a wonderful experience here during my travels. The two ladies working were phenomenal. I had a slice of sausage pizza and it was delicious. I'm a huge Sbarro stromboli fan and was sad they didn't have any but it's fine. It's not a huge airport so probably doesn't get a lot of customers. Both employees were extremely polite, friendly, and enjoyable to talk to. One the ladies is a Navy Vet. Thank you madam for your service. The other young lady looked college aged and was amazing as well. Wish this establishment was on the other side of TSA so I don't have to be a traveler to enjoy the service."

"Seeing $6.29/slice, I waspreparing to jump all over them. But honestly, its not bad. I mean, the crust soggy and folds over your hand like a sock. But a shorter time in a hotter oven would fix that. I give it a solid 4. Not new york, but airport food? Sure."

"A place that serves pizza by the slice at JAX. We wanted a bite while waiting for our flight. This was the last busy eatery in the terminal and that might have been an omen. It wasn't bad, but it wasn't good. Just average. Dough was thick for New York style. It was cold and soggy, not greasy. Lacked enough sauce. The staff were ok. Not overly polite but not rude. Just doing their job. No sense of urgency at all though. If you want pizza and your at JAX I think this is all you have. If you're wanting anything else I would avoid. It's fine for an airport I guess."

"I love pizza and was looking forward to a slice but this place was kind of disappointing. First, the sign says "fresh" as the photo shows yet there was nothing that looked fresh. in fact slices looked ready and ingredients or toppings were sparse. Don't know about you but I'm kind of irritated by false advertising. Second, prices were absurd. I guess they have a captive airport audience and appear to be the only pizza store. So they prove they reason why monopolies are painful: they can charge the price of a whole pizza and give you just a slice"