Pizza Hut

A great place for shoppers to stop by for a lunchtime meal. For those driving in however, you would be best arriving after 3 to make use of the councils free after 3pm parking scheme. The restaurant is small as pizza huts go due to it being in a shop like building. However, it’s a long building and so there is deceptively more seating inside than it would appear from the street. You’ll be promptly sitted by mostly friendly staff and will soon be tucking into amazingly tasty pizzas. It isn’t too expensive if you share a large and there is also a buffet to take advantage of in the daytime. And as always in pizza huts, there is a well stocked salad bar for those on the 5 a day quest. Recommended.

Pizza Hut, here I come. That’s what I say when I come to Chester, I love the hut. You don’t feel pressured to hurry, staff are helpful and pleasant. I have never had a bad service here, not like the comments above. Maybe I was lucky?

Of the various Pizza Huts I have been to, this is probably one of the poorer branches. The quality of the food is pretty standard across the chain in my experience — you know what you are getting, and this is the case here as well.
The main issue that I have had with this branch, however, is the the quality and speed of service, particularly for the takeaway side of the restaurant.
You can usually expect the amount of time taken to get your food from the takeaway to be at least double the standard 15 minute wait that you are usually quoted when you order.
This would be forgivable if the staff were rushed off their feet but they seem to to spend an inordinate amount of time chatting in groups.
On top of this they have ‘lost’ our order on more than one occasion and I have seen it happen to others whilst I have been waiting.

Everyone knows what pizza hut food tastes like. It’s ok for a night out at the cinema, or if you have young children who you don’t want to take to a real restaurant. I like Italian food and I would put Pizza Hut as a couple of notches lower than most Italian restaurants, but still acceptable.
The trouble with this particular branch is that it is so poorly laid out and run down. The lower area in particular reminds me of a badly installed conservatory. The blinds have been dented, dirty and broken on the two occasions that we have visited, and that was with a 10 month gap in between visits!
Because of the high turnover of customers with screaming kids in tow, the floors are also usually covered in bits of food, crayons and straws.
The menu is fairly pricey unless you opt for one of the specials on the back of the menu. These offer individual pizzas (which admittedly are fairly tiny) but you also get a side order such as wedges and a pudding all for about £6 which makes it about half of the price of ordering separate items from the menu. If you just want pizza then the offerings are not so good, although they do offer a wider range of bases than they used to.
The toilets in that branch are pretty bad.

Overall, Pizza Hut is excellent! I know it’s fattening but when 7 days a week you eat chicken, potatoes and vegetables, it makes a lovely change. The staff were very friendly and helpful. the problem is it gets quite busy at the weekends and is a nightmare to park sometimes but dont let that put you off.
Everyone should try the Eat As Much As You Like Buffet in Pizza Hut! Fantastic!

pizza hut is amazing but me and my family had the buffet here very very poor were not making enough food quick enough for how many people were in building at the time
pasta was fantastic but everything else was kinda average a little dissapointed

As pizza huts go this is one of the worst I’ve ever been to. I have visited twice and on both occasions the food has been average, particulaury the new pasta menu which seems to just be ready meals that are heated up. The only saving grace was the service which was good.