Sbarro

It is pronounced " ess pluh nade" and it used to be a fun place. Now it's kinda sad. It's not that I dislike this mall. It's that it's barely a mall. It's like a long mostly abandoned hallway with a few stores scattered around sandwiched between a Target and a Dillards clearance with no restrooms and lines to the dressing room 10 people long. It stays clean but it is a little run down. It suffers from an obvious lack of anchor stores and a little too much creativity with regard to what belongs in a mall. A convenience store in a mostly empty mall seems odd. Sometimes the main escalator works sometimes it doesn't. The unpredictable nature of the glass elevator adds to the excitement. I don't know how much the rest of the stores in there can hang on, but to tell the truth, without a food court I'm not optimistic. If you are one of those people coming from out of town to shop at the mall, you may be disappointed.