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You can save some dough at Pizza Hut when you register online to get this Pizza Hut 41% off voucher, valid for up to eight people when dining in at most of its restaurants at any time Mon-Thu, and after 3pm on Sundays until Thu 30 Jan. You can either print the voucher or show it on your phone.
The offer applies to all food - excluding kids' meals, buffet and takeaway/online orders - but you'll have to pay full price for your drinks. Not valid for kids' parties, or with other offers.
The discount excludes Pizza Hut Delivery and Yum! III UK outlets in, eg, Jersey.
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Pizza Hut 20% off food student discount
Dine in with student ID or Young Scot card. Excl Fri and Sat
Sun-ThuStudents can get 20% off their food bill when they dine in and show a valid photographic student ID card or a National Express Young Persons Coachcard at Pizza Hut restaurants, valid Sun-Thu excluding bank holidays.
One student card is enough for up to four people per group but it excludes buffets, kids' birthday parties, drinks and Happy Hour, and it can't be used with any other promotions.
The discount's available at all 256 Pizza Hut restaurants in England, Scotland and Wales, but excludes Northern Ireland, Jersey, Butlin's and Pizza Hut Delivery.
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Pizza Hut £7ish UNLIMITED lunch buffet - now week-round
Eat as much pizza & pasta as you like for a set price
DailyIf you go to any Pizza Hut restaurant between 12pm and 3pm (at some it's 5pm - but do check), you can eat as much as you like from a pizza/pasta buffet - as well as enjoying unlimited free salad - for a set price of £7-£11ish per adult and £5-£6ish per child aged 12 or under.
Prices do vary between restaurants (find your nearest), but the most you'll usually pay is £7.50 per adult and £4.99 per child during the week and £10.99 (£5.99 per child) on weekends and bank holidays. Under-2s can eat free with a paying adult.
Do bear in mind, you'll be billed extra for drinks and other add-ons (eg, ice cream factory).
For more ways of catering to a big appetite, see our Nando's hacks blog post.
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There are always ways to save money at Pizza Hut Delivery*, so even if there isn’t a cracking deal out there that works for you, don’t assume you can’t cut your costs further.
Ways to save include:
- Offers for email subscribers. If you sign up to the Pizza Hut email newsletter you'll receive details of promotions direct to your inbox.
- Student discount. NUS extra cardholders can get a 20% discount on the full-menu price at Pizza Hut all day Sun-Thu (restrictions apply).
- Check out similar restaurant chains. If you’re not committed to eating at Pizza Hut, see our Domino's and Papa John's pages, where you may find a better active pizza deal.
- Want more? Read our restaurant deals page for dine-in and takeaway offers.
- Had a problem with Pizza Hut Delivery? There’s a free online tool you can use to complain – it helps draft, manage and if necessary escalate your complaint. It’s offered by a firm called Resolver, which we like so much we work with it to help people get complaints justice – you can use it to complain to Pizza Hut Delivery*.
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You don't need a voucher to get this Pizza Hut Delivery* two for Tuesday 2for1 offer, it's really simple just order over the phone, in-store or from the 'meal deals' section of the website on a Tuesday.
It's for both delivery and collection though it's valid on medium and large pizzas only. The offer's ongoing.
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Pizza Hut 50% off new vegan menu
Excludes drinks, kids' meals and buffet
Register online to get a voucher for 50% off vegan menu items at Pizza Hut Restaurants, valid when you dine in Sun-Thu (excludes Fri and Sat) until Sun 10 Mar.
One voucher will cover a group of up to eight diners - just mention it when ordering and show it on your phone (or a printed version) when asking for the bill.
Available at any of Pizza Hut's 253 dine-in branches across England , Scotland and Wales, the offer's timed to coincide with the launch of its new vegan menu, which includes:
- Mini Corn on the Cob starter - £3.49
- Jack ‘N’ Roll starter - £5.49
- Vegan Virtuous Veg flatbread pizza - £10.09
- Individual Vegan Margherita pizza - £10.29
- Individual Vegan Veggie pizza - £11.79
- Sharing Vegan BBQ Jack ‘N’ Ch**se pizza - £21.75
- Sharing Vegan Hot ‘N’ Spicy Veg pizza - £22.40
- Cinnamon Bites dessert - £5.59
The offer applies to vegan food items only. It excludes non-vegan menu items, kids' meals, buffet, takeaway/online orders and drinks. It's not valid for kids' parties, or with other offers. It excludes restaurants in Northern Ireland and Pizza Hut Delivery.
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Pizza Hut 41% off food
Excludes drinks, kids' meals and buffet
You can save some dough at Pizza Hut when you register online to get this Pizza Hut 41% off voucher, valid when dining in at most of its restaurants at any time Mon-Thu, and after 5pm on Sundays until Thu 31 Jan.
One voucher covers a group of eight people and you can either print it or show it on your phone. The offer applies to all food - excluding kids' meals, buffet and takeaway/online orders - but you'll have to pay full price for your drinks. Not valid for kids' parties, or with other offers.
The discount's available in England, Scotland and Wales, but excludes restaurants in Northern Ireland, and Pizza Hut Delivery.
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