Buckingham Arms — Restaurant in London

Pizza Hut Review

Pizza Hut is a go-to destination for pizza lovers, offering a wide range of pizzas, sides, and desserts suitable for various occasions. Here's an overview of my experience:

Food Quality

The pizza quality is consistent, with a variety of crust options such as classic pan, stuffed crust, and thin and crispy. The toppings are generous, and the flavors cater to diverse tastes, from the classic Margherita to more adventurous options like BBQ Meat Feast or Veggie Supreme. Their garlic bread and chicken wings are great accompaniments.

Service

The service is generally quick and friendly, whether dining in or ordering for delivery. However, during peak hours, there might be slight delays, especially for delivery orders.

Ambience

Dining in a Pizza Hut restaurant offers a casual, family-friendly atmosphere. Most locations are clean, well-lit, and equipped with a salad bar, which is a nice touch for those looking to add freshness to their meal.

Value for Money

Pizza Hut often runs deals and promotions, making it affordable for families and groups. The lunch buffet is particularly good value, offering unlimited pizza, pasta, and salad at a reasonable price.

Room for Improvement

While the food is enjoyable, the menu could benefit from more vegan and gluten-free options to cater to dietary needs. Additionally, some locations may need better maintenance during busy hours.

Overall Rating:

4/5 – A reliable choice for pizza cravings with good variety and value. Perfect for casual dining or a movie-night meal at home.

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After two days sight seeing and exploring pubs in our area around the downtown hotel Conrad St James my wife and I found our spot. On a late Monday afternoon before heading across the river to The Globe we enjoyed good ales on tap, roast chicken with veggies, beef pot pie with veggies, and sliced sausages as an appetizer. Whoever is cooking isn’t afraid of pepper with the proper amount of salt and seasoning and served us deliciousness from a real kitchen. Listen, we learned firsthand that many ‘local’ pubs in the area actually corporate owned by actually visiting 7 the last few days. They are good, but share the same menu’s, similar taps and the food was kinda blah. I think this pub and the friendly, knowledgeable staff deserve some praise. I told the bartender I wasn’t a big fan of hops, he had me sample something malt forward and I found my happy beer place in London. If you are anywhere near Buckingham Palace or the Conrad St James do yourself a favor and walk a couple of blocks down Petty France to enjoy a pint and a bit of food at...

First time visitors to London. my partner and I stopped in here after getting back from a long day tour. We were starving and thirsty. We were greeted by a friendly bar tender who advised us to sit anywhere we liked. He offered table service but I was happy to order at the bar. Whilst here, my partner and I wanted to try a nice "English" beer. The bartender was extremely helpful in this request, even giving me a free sample of a couple. We order traditional fish and chips and cottage pie. Both meals were hearty and filled the spot. Not a fan of mushy peas but I won't hold that against this pub. The staff continues to come up and ask if everything was alright and if there was anything further we needed. All in all, an excellent little pub that you should visit if you get the chance. Only loosing one star because the prices are a little high, although from what I'm seeing, the prices seem to be the norm for...