Pizza Hut

If I could give 0 stars I would. No redeeming qualities about this restaurant. Took minutes for the cashier to get off the phone and take our order (there were 2 other employees up front standing idle). Ordered a medium cheese and some bread sticks, simple right? 20 minutes later I opened the box and found a chicken and onion pizza. I went in the manager offered to make me another one, I said no and demanded my money back. Bread sticks were cold. Only go in to this place if you have the patience of Yoda and Buddha.

I was wandering around aimlessly hoping to find something I haven’t eaten in a while. I found this Pizza Hut, it was either that or the nearby Taco Bell. I should have chosen the Taco Bell. I was greeted by a pleasant young lady who’s nice smile and perky demeanour earned the only star in this restaurant.
There was a special, buy a large pizza, 5 toppings for 16 bucks. Not much of a special but that plus the twelve dollar add on for a two litre of pop, breadsticks and 8 wings. (The sign saying ten wings was covered over with a sharpie marker saying eight. Cheap out two wings because calgarians will pay more right?)
15 minutes for it to be ready, I sat down. Twenty minutes later I stood up so I don’t get forgotten about. Three minutes after that I got my food handed to me. It was sitting in the warming tray, they forgot I was sitting there…
On the way home I ate the breadsticks. The marinara was tastey but the breadsticks not too fresh and not too flavourful.
The pizza was pretty good and I was satisfied.
The boneless wings were poorly put together. It was like someone took some chicken nuggets, and threw its dipping sauce in the box. (See photo) The advertisement shows the boneless wings to be smothered in sauce, like they are tossed in a bowl to coat every bit of it. It’s not a hard process, I can do it at home. When you pay 12 bucks for wings, two litre pop, and a version of crazy bread, it should taste good. Not make you wish you had gone to costco and make it yourself.
Honestly, this negative review would not be online if I hadn’t felt like they rip you off on wings and breadsticks. I mean come on, writing over the number 10 with 8. Then seeing him dump two bags into the fryer minus the two he took out by hand. (Meaning each bag is sold with five, and intended to have 5 per serving, not 4, for every other Pizza Hut in canada) plus they took no care in saucing them.
Anyways, one day I will give this location another chance, and hopefully I will amend my review, but considering its store policy to give you less than everywhere else in canada, I doubt their generosity will increase anytime soon.

Makes Pizza Hut look real bad! Cheap on the toppings! Bad service! Never again! I would rather drive to another Pizza Hut. Very disappointing.

Tonight we ordered the «family size» lasagna, order of honey bbq wings, bread sticks and garlic toast!!! Word of the night «GROSS» The lasagna was disgusting and their idea of family size was enough to feed two people!!! The wings were ok but we will not ever be ordering from here again!!! Huge disappointment

You know the pizza really sucks when on the receipt it shows you to the ounce how much topping you are getting.
I don’t know if I was supposed to see this receipt or if it was the stores copy, but I got it anyway. Am I naïve in thinking that pizza places just randomly top a pizza with your choice of toppings? I would think that it would take more effort to measure out 0.3 oz of mushrooms than to just throw a handful on, no?
I understand the whole meat and cheese thing and yes, they are more costly ingredients where measuring them out would make some sense but SERIOUSLY measuring the veg? Pizza Hut, you have reached a new low.
Sooo disappointed in this chain, it used to be half decent and one of my favourites about 10 years back, now I could feel the chunks emerging.
Some of the best pizza I’ve had were from mom and pop shops set up in surrounding neighbourhoods.
BOOOO Pizza Hut, you should be ashamed of yourself. Little Ceasers is now better than you and that isn’t saying much.