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  • Pizza Hut 50% off £30 takeaway pizza

    Pizza Hut 50% off £30 takeaway pizza

    Via code. Excludes Northern Ireland

    You can get 50% off takeaway pizza at Pizza Hut (find your nearest) every day throughout September when you spend £30 or more. You can order in-store or you can call and collect, but it's not valid on online orders. Visit the offer page and you'll see a unique code - show or tell your server this code when ordering. The offer ends on Wed 30 Sep.

    The offer's valid at all open dine-in Pizza Huts in England, Wales and Scotland (but not Northern Ireland).

    It can't be used with the lunch 'bluffet' or any other meal deals, vouchers or offers, and it can't be used on delivery orders, eg, Just Eat, Deliveroo or Uber Eats. 

    If you'd rather eat in, you might like Pizza Hut's unlimited lunch 'bluffet' – it's pretty much the same as its popular buffet, but you'll be given table service.

    • More info

      Valid on pizzas only. Cannot be used on drinks, starters, sides or desserts.

      One code can be used per order.

      Not available at Pizza Hut Delivery Units.

  • Pizza Hut £8.50 unlimited pizza

    Pizza Hut £8.50 unlimited pizza

    Till 3pm. £5.50 for kids

    Due to coronavirus restrictions, Pizza Hut's usual buffet isn't on at the moment, but you can still make a leaning tower of pizza on your plate as it's introduced a new unlimited lunch 'bluffet' – it's essentially the same as its popular buffet, but instead of going up to get your food, you'll be given table service. Don't worry – you can still order as much as you like – though please eat responsibly. 

    It's £5.50 for kids, £8.50 for adults, and available weekdays until 3pm (excluding bank holidays) at selected restaurants (find your nearest) – see 'More Info' below for a list of excluded restaurants.

    What's on the menu? 

    You'll get free tortilla chips, a bowl of salad and garlic breadstick bites. You'll then be able to order any of the below small 'pan' or thin pizzas, as much as you like:

    • BBQ Americano
    • Margherita
    • Pepperoni
    • Veggie
       

    Additional sides are available, but you'll have to pay extra for those.

    For more eating out or dining-in offers, see our Food & Drink deals.

    • More info

      Not available at the below restaurants:

      Amesbury, Basildon, Cambridge Retail Park, Chichester, Doncaster Carr, Hayes Retail Park, Hull Kingswood, Ipswich Copdock, Liverpool One, Manchester Fountain St, Middlesborough, Norwich Longwater, Skegness, Streatham, Surrey Quays, Swindon Shaw Ridge, Trafford Centre, Warrington Winwick Rd, Wolverhampton, Bentley Bridge, York Pavement, and Stoke Festival Leisure Park.

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