

Find your nearby Pizza Hut® at 22903 W 83rd Street in Lenexa, KS. You can try, but you can’t OutPizza the Hut. We’re serving up classics like Meat Lovers® and Original Stuffed Crust® as well as signature wings, pastas and desserts at many of our locations. Order online or on the mobile app for carryout, curbside or delivery.
Popular delivery, carry-out & dine-in chain known for pizza, wings & pasta, plus sides & desserts.
Hours
| Monday | 10 AM–10 PM |
| Tuesday | 10 AM–10 PM |
| Wednesday | 10 AM–10 PM |
| Thursday | 10 AM–10 PM |
| Friday | 10 AM–11 PM |
| Saturday | 10 AM–11 PM |
| Sunday | 10 AM–10 PM |
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I’ve worked in food service and I completely understand human error happens. But I assumed that since the orders were *so* wrong, we had gotten someone else’s order, meaning they would be getting ours and it would also be wrong for them. I called the store; I explained the situation, and the employee apologized and said she would need to talk to a manager. Just shy of 10 minutes later of being on hold, she came back on and told me that her manager said she personally had cut our pizza and knew it was correct, so if we wanted to *drive in our delivery order* to prove it was wrong, we could.
I asked if they wanted me to send in a photo of the pizza, to which the employee (probably rightfully) replied that she didn’t have a number I could text. She said the best she could do was credit my Pizza Hut account with a 30 day credit of $14, which covered just the two entirely wrong pizzas, not any delivery fee or tax, and did not address the fact that the store didn’t believe my report.
I accepted the deal, ended the call, and decided I would go in. Had the $14 credit been offered first upon me reporting the error, and no insinuation of me lying about my faulty order had been made, I would have said ‘thank you!’ and moved on. But to call and let them know about a mistake to see how we could fix it, only for them to imply ‘we don’t believe you; prove it,’ that didn’t sit right with me.
I took the two pizzas and the receipt with me. The manager came up, and I explained what had transpired thus far. She immediately saw and acknowledged that the receipt and pizzas didn’t match, then admitted that the customer who incorrectly got our order had called, so they knew the orders had been switched. She claimed that there were 2 managers on duty at the time, and the ‘other’ manager was the one the employee was referring to, but that ‘other’ manager had *just* stepped out.
She offered to remake the pizzas, but at this point the adults at the house had figured out other dinners for the kids, so we declined. We asked for the name of a general manager for the store, and she claimed it was her. I will look into a regional manager or local franchise owner to reach out to as a follow up.
Again, neither the human error of wrong pizzas nor the cost of the pizzas are the point. Our frustration is that when we called to let them know about the mistake, especially knowing another call with an incorrect order would likely be coming into them, they implied we were being dishonest to get back a whopping $14.
All this to say, we have been frequent customers of this Pizza Hut that is barely 4 minutes from our house, but we don’t care to continue supporting a location that treats its customers so poorly. That $14 they begrudgingly credited our account for 30 days will likely go to waste because we have no plans to order from Pizza Hut in the future.
I ordered two pepperoni pizzas online. Right after ordering I got a receipt. I noticed the order said two cheese pizzas. I instantly called and talked to a guy who answered the phone. I told him I ordered two pepperoni pizzas, gave him my info, and asked him to verify that is what his system showed. He put me on hold, came back and said I’m showing two pepperoni pizzas for your order.
I head up to get the pizzas and it takes them 5 minutes of looking before the manager in charge brings me two cheese pizzas. I told her what happened and she asked the guy if he remembered talking to me. He said “yes” and confirmed to her that he told me my order was two pepperoni pizzas. In other words… the screwed up!!!
The shift manager says there is nothing we can do, but take the cheese pizzas and pay for two more pepperoni pizzas after their mistake.
I told her I need to talk to someone above her and her manager said the same thing. No apology, nothing done to make it right, no refund, no free pizza, etc.
I’m sure this post will cost them way more than two $9.99 pizzas in future business.
If your on the fence about ordering from here, do yourself a favor and don’t do it.