Pizza Hut

Not only the best pizza I have ever eaten, but the best dining experience I have ever had.
The salad? Flush with tomatoes so fresh they must have been plucked by the delicate hands of a nubile virgin from the sparkling springs of the Watkins Glen Gorge. Sprinkled with croutons baked by Chef Boyardee himself. Dressed in the dressing of the great Emperor Caesar.
The pizza? Oh… the variety. Whatever your heart desired, it was there. Cheese. Pepperoni. Pepperoni AND sausage. The slices so perfectly cut by Jan, the woman who I now know as the bearer of all things good.
Now if I hadn’t had my fill of refreshing salad and savory pizza, there was decadent dessert. A cherry pie pizza I can only assume to be infused with the nectar of the gods. Sticks of sweet bread of exploding in a fusion of cinnamon and sugar.
Lastly, the price. Fair.
I shall return next Memorial Day with my crew from Seneca Loop #217.

Good food, decent service just wish they didn’t keep upping the price on everything. I go here a lot with family and friends and most of the time everything is great and service is good. They just have the tendency to change prices on pizza and everything else and it all adds up especially if you go there a lot.

We were extremely disappointed with this Pizza Hut. We arrived at 115pm and were informed that the buffet was closed. The menu showed buffet hours until 130p. Nearby tables had not been cleared and were very messy. Our server tried to do the job but it wasn’t impressive. I did not expect 5 star service and meal at a Pizza Hut but I did expect around 3 star service. The pizza was bland at best, the wings were decent and the cinnamon sticks were soggy and sticky. I would not recommend this restaurant to anyone.

Never fails… horrible service every time we go.
There are only so many places to eat in the area, and we always wait FOREVER before we go back (hoping the service would improve somewhere along the way…) but it never does.