Pizza Hut

Pizza Hut Westminster location is first a nice area to visit sights. Ambiance in Pizza Hut was cool and touristic. We enjoyed yum thin Pizzas with different ingredients such as (peperoni, mushrooms, zucchini, artichokes, aubergines, olives…). Pizza base was light crispy and hence perfect! Service was friendly and price was below average.

As an avowed pizza-​lover, I never thought I’d be reviewing Pizza Hut whose pizzas aren’t well, what I live for. But that was before I randomly tried their all-the-pasta,-pizza-and-salad-you-can-put-away Lunch buffet, and realised there was more to the Hut than I had thought.
In short, the lunch buffet is a bargain. A serving of pasta at Victoria’s eateries usually costs £4. Salad, maybe £3-£4. At Pizza Hut, you can gorge yourself on as much pasta and salad as you want for £7. The pasta’s nothing fancy — one penne veggie option, one penne meat option — but it’s tasty enough, and crucially, not overcooked. The salad on the other hand is tip-​top: buckets and buckets of sliced and diced fruit and veg, lettuce included, making it easy to get your five a day in one sitting. Particularly impressive is the attention to detail on the garnishing front, with the option of smothering your salad with all kinds of wholesome seeds and rather less wholesome dressings.
The lunch buffet also gives you the option to snack on garlic bread and Pizza Hut’s pizza. The garlic bread is nowhere near the standard found at the better pizzeria chains (Pizza Express, Zizzi etc) but okay. The pizzas on the other hand… Well, they’re edible at least, not being smothered in cheese. The problem is their super-​spongy bases, which put them lightyears behind the efforts of the likes of Pizza Express and Zizzi, and in a whole different universe to specialist pizzerias such as Franco Manca.
I’d rate their pizzas a feeble ²⁄₅ and their lunch buffet a commanding ⁴⁄₅. Overall, ’tis a solid ³⁄₅.

Incredibly friendly staff which is the main reason for the semi decent score.
Big gripe was the amount of time it took to get served, even just for drinks before we made our food order. It took a very long time for the food to come when ordered even though we ordered it all together.
I forget the waitresses name however, she was a hyper as hell Asian woman who was incredibly lovely and friendly and made the whole experience much better! She deserves recognition!

You can never go wrong with the pizza hut all you can eat lunch.

The all-​you-​can-​eat lunch buffet includes pizza, pasta, and salad for only £5.95. Beverages are extra but refills are free. The food is good and you can’t beat the price.

Im quite impressed. The people serving me were polite and brough the food on time. obviously pizza hut is a chain so the prices dont vary much. Id pick this over a lot of the other restaurants as its clean inside and when you do get the pizzas they are nice and hot.

Always use this Pizza hut on a long day out siteseeing in London
Fast Service Easy to Budget for all you can eat Buffet one refill pespi max and bottle of beer for the hubby.
The salad selection is fanastic everything from ryvita to bread sticks Pinapple celery as well as the 2 choice two of pasta I’m am not that keen on pizza but plenty of choices and all selection kept refilled
Tables kept clean staff friendly Only negative is the toilets are very small could do with attention in the décor.

great pizza at great prices, they also do take away which is convienent if your in a hurry.
I love their salads they are delicious. Staff here are very friendly and service is quite fast.

One of the best Pizza huts i’ve ever been to, the guy sat me down straight away even though it was busy and my two friends were really late. He was also really helpful as he pointed out to my forgetful friend that he’d left his iphone under the napkin.
They do a takeaway buffet thing too at lunch which does well, but if you’re going to eat pizza where better to do than inside the hut?