Pizza Hut

Well I wasn’t feeling to good so I went in here for pasta in buffet. I’m thinking bologniase pasta nice for me. So I agreed but there was no pasta ready. Got some salad but boy was I in for a shock. It’s a cheap shitty rubbery pasta on its own with a cheap pour over sauce sorry two, tomato and cheese. Head office say it’s store discretion what pastas the branch cooks, well rule of thumb is pizza buffet if you go for pasta check before you order
But the staff are really polite and not there fault, no shortage of pizza if you want that but pasta ewwwww

Brilliant service and staff. Love going into this store as it’s mostly the same staff that’s served you before which is good to see the same faces serving you as you talk away to the staff and they are always very helpful. The food is always amazing and the price isn’t ever that much for 2 kids and an adult to get dinner! Definitely recommend this store !

I came into this place. £9.95 for Pizza, salad, as many refills of my Pepsi Max. When I went to the hot counter there were not much selection.
I thought that was it. But when I sat down, loads more pizza came out so I was happy. The place looks small, but I heard the woman telling customers there was an upstairs too.
Looks very clean. Looking at my receipt, it says the woman serving was Mandy H. She was very polite and very friendly. Give this girl a pay rise, as staff like that deserve it:) this is a real review, and I’ll post receipt too to show how cheap:)

I’ve had better pizzas, and that’s including the ones you get at tesco, but I have to admit I loved the salad, and the desserts. They were so nice, even though I don’t really have a sweet tooth. Also, don’t order the chicken pizza… Just don’t. As well as thin crust. You’re safest bet is a large, thick crust, cheese feast.

Much better value that other big pizza places. As a gluten intolerant, it’s hard to get a good deal on pizza but I can get a decent sized gluten-​free pizza for a great price. Very happy and will definitely be ordering next time I have a pizza craving.
I only had a delivery though, I haven’t eaten in the restaurant. Very quick delivery though.

It’s a Pizza Hut. I might as well copy and paste this review for every Pizza Hut in the UK.
Their pizzas might not be the gourmet stone baked ones you find in smaller places, but they are pizzas, and they are consistent. You know what you’re gonna get before you even decide which hut you’re going to.
I’ve used this branch a few times and been pleasantly surprised each time. One time the kitchen forgot to put beef on my pizza. The waitress noticed before I did and got the kitchen to make up another pizza, for free, with the beef. This was in addition to the one I had without beef. Now, I may be a large individual, but even I know when a takeaway box is required.
Recently I went in to discover that it was happy hour (3pm — 5pm weekdays) where a starter, main course, unlimited salad and unlimited soft drink refill is only £6. That’s a pretty good deal right there. I’ll take two.
I’ve found the staff here are pleasant and helpful and not once did I have to chase them up for a refill on diet Pepsi (I know, I know, pizza and DIET drink, contradiction, blah blah blah).
The menu has a handy calorie guide to so you can work out exactly how many days you have to run/​bike/​jog/​swim in order to justify your meal.
I have a feeling that during my last visit, one of the staff had their PIEpod on shuffle. Every now and then we’d get an 80’s tv program theme tune piped through the speakers. Made for a good game of name that show. I recognised Bullseye, Magnum PI and Blockbusters.

I, like Gavin, have to defend this Pizza Hut vehemently.
You know what you’re getting with chains — it’s the same culinery experience across the board. But that’s the reason people keep going back — affordability, comfort and familiarity.
This Pizza Hut has never let me down when I’ve wanted a fast food fix. They do afternoon meal deals now which see you fully fed for a fiver — not bad for a restaurant. The staff are friendly, it’s a fair enough size so you’ll never be caught short without a seat, and there are booths tucked far from the madding crowd of kids. But at least this place caters for your little tikes and, should you be bringing a squad of the little devils, the Ice Cream Factory will be sure to keep them occupied for a time.
Chains ain’t ever going to bowl you over with a taste-​tastic experience, but they are friendly on the olé bank account so you can’t really complain.

It’s grubby, messy, full of screaming kids, and does the most revolting ice cream on the planet.
It doesn’t matter though, because Pizza Hut pizzas are marvellous, and in my opinion better than a Domino’s every time, especially if you go for a meat feast with some chillies on.
Just be prepared to put up with the previously mentioned little dobbers running around, or go a bit later on.

This particular branch of Pizza Hut is not the nicest. In fact, the carpet seems to hold onto remnents and memories of past kiddies birthday parties (I’ll leave that up to your imagination), and pizzas from days of yor.
The place is a bit grubby — yes, it does all your usual pizza/​pasta/​salad malarky, but, it just… well, it feels a bit dirty. The tables dont appear to be properly washed, and most of the seats have rips in them.
Sticky, messy, dirty. Avoid.

I can’t say I’m too big a fan of this chain.
If you want a pizza, a pasta, or whatever daft spin they’re putting on their posters, why not go to a devout Italian! Chances are it’ll be a lot more welcoming, extra care and attention will be paid to your meal, and you won’t be surrounded by a bunch of little dobbers.
Give Soho on Miller Street your custom. I really think you’ll thank me.

yum pizzzaaaa. in fast food corner area.
go try see for yourself.