Pizza Hut Ballarat Dine In

The staff where so hospitable, venue was clean and the decor and vibes reminded me of my childhood 90's Pizza hut visits. I am Gluten Free and was able to eat the salads, and they made me my own Half half Gluten free pizza. Cost $59 for 2 people unlimited food and drinks. Thanks for having us.

Was in Ballarat for a comp for a hobby, so once dinner time approached a large group of us headed to the novelty that is all you can eat pizza, a luxury not enjoyed in Melbourne. Immediately the vast variety of food was impressive, with a good range of pizzas for all tastes or dietary preferences, although I don't believe there was a vegan or gluten-free pizza available. The food display consisted of pizzas, garlic bread, chips, pasta with a tomato based sauce and a cream based sauce (I think carbonara), a salad bar, and a large dessert bar. I decided to consume pizzas before going for dessert and thought that was sensible as the chocolate mousse was very rich. Normally I prefer the chicken pizzas from Pizza Hut, however it was difficult to get exactly what you wanted with such a large group eating simultaneously. I will say that at the time of eating, late Saturday evening, pizzas were not replaced too fast, likely due to the store's closing time fast approaching. Regarding the pizza, I really enjoyed it. All of the pizzas I tried were tasty, and very good quality. A possible downside is that the pizza crusts seem to uniformly be of the traditional (slightly thin) variety which seems to be a bit different to the crusts you get with takeout orders at most pizza huts. The garlic bread here was also different to the normal takeout variety. It was very crispy and seemed thinner than those logs you get wrapped in foil, but I thought it went very well with the meal. Aside from food, the staff were friendly, and the store was very clean. Overall I would recommend this place. Also apologies for lack of photos, did not think to take photos at the time of eating.