Pizza Hut

I had a coupon for a large pizza for $ 11.99 so we decided to order delivery late one Saturday night.
The online ordering was a little more complicated than Papa John’s, but I got the hang of it and managed to get all the toppings and apply the discount accordingly.
The website said over 2 hours for delivery which had me a little worried, but the delivery guy showed up in less than 45 minutes which was a relief.
The pizza itself was just alright. Again, this is pizza hut and one cannot expect it to be anything like Lou Malnati’s or any of those other delicious places. However, it was pizza and we were very hungry.
We got half cheese and half pepperoni and sausage. The pepperoni wasn’t bad but the sausage was institutional-​tasting, kind of gummy and not that good in my opinion. I actually ended up enjoying the plain cheese side more.
One deceptive thing about Pizza Hut is that their crust is huge. A significant part of the edge is crust alone, the diameter of the actual sauce/​cheese/​toppings is probably about 2″ less than the total diameter of the pie, which is good if you like crust but clearly seems as if it’s a cost-​cutting measure to use less sauce/​cheese/​toppings and more breading.
The pizza was $ 20 after delivery, tax and tip, which wasn’t that bad considering the amount of food we got. Still, it’s chain pizza and albeit I have a weakness for all pizza, I believe there are better options out there at the $ 10/​person price point.

Probably doesn’t need to be stated again, but manager is extremely rude, as was the delivery driver I encountered. Eating here isn’t worth giving money to these people, order from Papa Del’s, Jet’s, or a different Pizza Hut instead.

Alright, so Pizza Hut is cool in my book because it has stuffed crust pizza. I honestly was expecting an average experience, but the pizza we ordered tasted much better than I thought it would be. A large pizza is enough to satiate the hunger of two grown adults.

The box says, «make it great», but the contents were far from it. First of all, I had pretty low expectations coming from a Yum Brands chain (Long John Silver’s, A&W, etc.), but man, there were a couple of things that stood out:
1.) The buffalo nugget things were dry and no amount of ranch dressing could hide it.
2.) The pizza slices were incredibly light, indicating to me that the mass of the pizza was mostly air in the dough and that the dense toppings (sauce, cheese) were lacking.
It was funny because my roommates ordered 2 medium pizzas to deal with the stress or whatever that comes at the end of the semester. They both walked away from it feeling unsatisfied at best, grease-​poisoned at worst. The upside, it was pretty cheap. If you are looking for quantity, come here.

One of the best fast food experiences I’ve had. My roommate and I were made a cheesy bites pizza the day after they stopped selling them because the manager realized how devastated we were finding out we were a day too late, and it only took about 15 minutes! Great service.