Pizza Hut

The majority of the pizzas looked really tasty and they were hot; they were undoubtedly fresh but almost all of them lacked any flavour. The cheese was just rubbery, pineapple pieces simply tasteless small wonder they offer chilli flakes on each table so if you can’t have flavour you can at least have heat. I found one exception as there was one thin based pizza with pepperoni with fresh rocket — it was pretty good. The place was packed out too and the pizza makers were pretty slow dishing up the pizzas. The salad bar: once again the sweetcorn and the baby whole tomatoes had little flavour. The pre fried onion had good flavour as did the dressings. I didn’t try the potato or coleslaw salads but the pumpkin seeds, bread sticks and tortillas were ace. It’s not pram friendly and the basic toilet facilities are a grotty lift ride to the first floor. I asked a server for barbecue sauce and he said he’d bring some — he didn’t and I tried again five minutes later with another server and it arrived in less than a minute. A diet cold is £2:45 with unlimited refills but it was flat and bleachy tasting and once you are seated its hard to get staff attention as they focus on bums on seats and cleaning down vacating tables. The three stars is generous for my first and certainly my only review.

I have been to quite a few pizza huts, but I am not really keen on this one, it is near to Primark so in a good location, but because of this it does get really busy and you do have to queue for quite a whild and then it is difficult to find a seat, as always the pizzas are delicious and worth the wait.
The children love pizza hut because they have a fantastic kids menu with activity packs like they have at macdonalds, I also like the side salads and new pasta dishes.
There is so much variety at the hut, different size pizzas with almost any topping and even ice cream for dessert.
I would suggest that because this Pizza hut in Manchester gets a lot of customers it would benefit them to employ some more staff as they do seem to need them because of the annoying queues and waiting for a table.

this is in a great place just opposite primark. its not the biggest pizza hut which can lead to queues once it hits the lunchtime rush. but they do all the usual stuff and the staff are usually quite good and getting round
always the best option to go for at dinner is the buffet lunch again if its really busy sometimes there is a small delay in getting pizzas out as quickly as they are eaten but there is always plenty of salad and pasta to keep you going. the price pf the buffet lunch is reasonable and its not to bad if you are ordering a large pizza betwwen two. its the starters and drinks that tend to be expensive.

ok cheap meal, you seen one, you seen them all. Decent location, cold inside sometimes.

A pretty good Pizza Hut especially with it’s location — I went at a busy time and did have to queue but it was worth it. We went for the buffet lunch which was £5.95 and I think another £1.50 for a coke with free refills. The food was gorgeous and piping hot. More and more pizza’s were coming out of the kitchen so I had a wide range to choose from. The salad area was nice, fresh and a great addition to my plate. We were to full to go for the desserts — oops!
I did feel for the staff, they were clearly rushed off their feet and obviously short staffed but handled every situation professionally and with a smile.
Although the buffet lunch is a great deal, it can get extremely busy so be prepared for a small queue but otherwise, enjoy!

A good Pizza |Hut and very close to the main shops in Manchester. Normal Pizza Hut menu but the staff were friendly even though I went in on my own during a very busy evening.