Pizza Hut once dominated American pizza. Now its U.S. business is being sold for $1.7 billion by parent company Yum! Brands to a private equity company called LongRange Capital. Its mainland Chinese o
It wasn't a pizza diner anymore. Bring back the classic arcades, salad bar and especially the deep dish pizza. The deep dish pizza they had was so good and the bread sticks too were amazing!.
The final nail in the coffin was the price. A pizza should never cost the same as a nice steak dinner. Especially when the pizza doesn't taste anywhere near as good as it used to.
I stopped going there in the UK when they told me I had to use my phone to order, whilst not even providing screens to order from in the restaurant. Madness!
Anyone remember the 80/90's when Pizza hut was a in-door family experience? Better quality pan pizza with sald buffet bar. Then they tried to copy dominos in late 90's and it was over.
Seems like every big food chain goes through this cycle of cutting costs by reducing quality and over-corporatizing, and then wonder why business is suffering. When will these corporations learn
It was a standard....video games, salad bar, pan pizza , book it program , and way better ingredients.....they stripped away everything that made it special
Best pizza in the 90s and then just like KFC it stopped caring
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