Pizza Hut — Restaurant in Louisville

Well sad to say I will never go that place again and the bad thing about it is the girl who works the cash register her name is counter girl LOL cuz she definitely wouldn't give me her name when I pacifically asked was everything in my box pizza box after walking in the cold and interrupting her listening to her music on her headphones guess what it wasn't in the box and I call and she says I'm sorry she didn't say nothing she act like a two year old that didn't know how to speak and then I asked her her name and what she say counter girl man I tell you then didn't tell me she put me on hold and put me on hold and hung up on me she definitely needs to be fired and sad me saying that too so if you want your money taken and lie to your face because you're interrupting them listening to their earbuds I feel sorry for America that young generation is horrible I'm sorry not all of them but if you don't want to be treated like you're invisible or you're nothing don't go there...

The food was good, and freshly made to order. I think for the extra marinare sauce for about 70 something cents is too expensive for the little serving that they give you. And although the girl that was waiting on me almost forgot to put my extra sauce in my bag that I paid for, her service was pretty good. The P'Zone, and the Hersey Triple Chocolate Brownie was pretty good. I was surprised that the browine was not cut up for me. I don't know if they do that or not, but it would have been nice. So when I got it home, I cut it up myself into 9 squares. The lobby is very weird. It almost feels like a abandoned warehouse or something. There are no tables or anything for you to dine in. I used to like it back in the days when they had tables inside for you to sit down and enjoy your food. I remember back then you could play music on the jukebox. They do have a parking lot, but no drive-thru. But over all for the most...

Pizza Hut, you’re a beloved part of our community, but there’s one thing missing—we can’t dine in! The service is great, and we appreciate that, but imagine how much more connected we’d feel if we could sit down and enjoy a meal together right here in our neighborhood.

I know every community has its challenges, but that’s all the more reason to create spaces where we can come together, share good food, and keep our dollars circulating within our own community. By offering a dine-in option, Pizza Hut could truly become a gathering spot where we can relax, have fun, and enjoy a healthy meal with friends and family.

We’re ready to support you, Pizza Hut. We’re just waiting on you to make that next step and become an even more inviting part of...