Pizza Hut

I ordered a pizza for carryout. Right now Pizza Hut is advertising their special, 1 large pizza with 2 toppings for $7.99. Well I ordered a large pizza and at the end of my call, the employee said my total was $12 and some change. I stopped and asked him why I was being charged 12 something when they were advertising their special of 7.99. His response, oh you didn't tell me you wanted the special. uhm, why would I have to tell you I want the special to get the price when I ordered exactly what you were advertising? Seems a bit shady to me!

I like to order the Pepperoni Pizza Rollers and the Pepperoni P'Zone. When I order the P'Zone, I like to stuff mine with fresh Spinach. They don't have the ingredient so I add it at home.

I thought I'd try something new today by asking for more pepperoni. This is turning out to be a bad idea. I'm starting to have consequences. I'm figuring out that too much pepperoni gives me heartburn.

I like their Breadsticks. I don't like theirs with cheese.

I would like to try their Hershey's Chocolate Dunkers and Cinnamon Sticks some time.  

The best part is, everything I mentioned is $5 each! The food is ready fast for a quick pick up or delivery.

The downside is, I don't think one container of marinara sauce is enough. It's good  for one half of my P'Zone. I'm forced to pay extra for another container if I want some for the other half. Same goes for the breadsticks. Will it be that way with the chocolate sauce for the Hersey Dunkers?

Pizza Hut offers Pepsi products so I will order a Mountain Dew when I don't have a soda in the house.

This Pizza Hut can be a bit hard to find, as it is tucked behind the now-closed Lowes Hardware building.

I ordered the SUPREMO P'ZONE pizza and within ten minutes it was fresh out of the oven. For five bucks, it isn't a half-way bad pie for chain-store pizza. Granted, it isn't anything like Bricks (see my review), but that's what you get for the price.

Not bad for late night runs and you don't want to splurge on the more expensive options in town.