Pizza Hut Windsor Dine In

It’s not like the 90’s anymore. Honestly this place is absolutely rank. Everything looks dirty.The pizzas are just so low quality. The pasta is unbelievably soft and rinsed. The salads are limp and tasteless. The ice cream is okay but the dessert bar is sadly lacking in flavour and all of it is somehow too dry? Took my kid here so excited to show him the Pizza Hut fun and had instant regret as soon as we sat down. It was just gross. Never again. Am hoping another dine in Pizza Hut elsewhere will be better but not counting my chickens. Better off going to a pub and spending extra to get a decent meal.

So sad to see, looks like they've just given up on the whole dine-in concept. I've given them two chances in recent times, but both times walked out so disappointed, thinking how did something that was once so great in the 90s turn into this disaster? The staff were nice, but that's where the positives end. Both times they were empty inside, no-one else there. Which meant so many foods missing in the buffet and barely any pizzas out. The ones there were old and stale, looked like cardboard. They tell you to just order what you want, which is great, but they don't give you any menu, apparently you're just supposed to know each and every pizza on the menu. When they did bring out our requests, they were so bad, drenched in sauce to the point they were dripping and inedible. It's a real shame. How do they not realise they are sitting on a goldmine with such a strong nostalgic advantage, just needs better management and advertising to bring it back to the glory days. People will flock to visit one of the very last dine-in stores left, as long as you give us the great experience we all remember back in the good old days. RIP Pizza Hut dine-in.

Would absolutely recommend you don't go here expecting to have a nice feed of pizza, pasta, salad. The pasta looked like it had been sitting all day in the warmer. Because it was relatively empty, the pizza wasn't freshly cooked and had been sitting for goodness knows how long. You wouldn't even go near the salad bar which they started to unpack after confirming we wouldn't be having any (3 hours before closing time!) and the dessert bar was another sight. Can't fault the service of the (I assume) owners though as they were super friendly. Did offer to make any pizza we wanted that wasn't already sitting out but I didn't wanna stick around. The $70 it cost for 2 ppl and 2 drinks could have been MUCH better spent elsewhere!

My husband and I love taking the drive to this Pizza Hut from Sydney to reminisce and have the buffet-the only one we know of that still exists in the Greater Sydney area! The restaurant is a little tired (it’s like a step back in time which has its charms) but the owners are very friendly and the food is good, we tend to get here early (5pm) for dinner on a Sunday and the food is always fresh and we’re always asked if there are certain pizzas we would like out.

I don't know how people go here. Bought back memories but the food was gross dry and the salad bar well nothing not to mention the desert looked like it was sitting there for 5 years. If it gets an upgrade and is cleaner id go back for a review but would not recommend if you want cockoroaches at your feet while eating.

I went there after I heard the story of another dine in closing down. I wanted my kids to experience what I experienced when I was young. I paid $87 for me and my wife and two kids. The experience was average. The ambience was poor. The owner was nice and tried to make it a pleasant experience by offering to make any pizza we want. There is no music so it's deafeningly quiet. You really should have some music playing to create some feel because it felt dead. The pizza was dry but if you only have 3 customers in the store your really not gonna make to many pizzas, the pizzas were all classic crust, another reason they were dry. They should make deep pan as they would stay moist. The marinara sauce for the pizza was good. I used this for my pizza aswell to break up the dry crustly pizza. Garlic bread was average. The desserts were alright. And to be honest this is what my 3 year old daughters just ate. I don't see this store lasting much longer as its too big. I think they should close the dine in to lower there costs signicantly and just do pickup and delivery. Probably a contractual agreement that Pizza hut has them bound to. The 87 I paid I could have just ordered whatever I wanted and eat that. Instead of eating only what was in the dine in area. Also a note that they don't do the scntizzaa pizza in all you can eat. Just regular pizza. I wish the owner well but this is a dying business for a reason. If you keep your expectations very low you want be dissapointed.