Pizza Hut's £3.99 Lunch Deal Rivals Supermarket Meal Deals
Pizza Hut's £3.99 Lunch Deal Rivals Supermarket Meal Deals

Pizza Hut's lunchtime meal deal offers a small pizza and two portions of cheesy garlic bread for £3.99, prompting customer excitement on social media. The deal, available via the Pizza Hut app between 11am and 4pm on weekdays, requires collection in person. A drink can be added for an extra £1, bringing the total to £4.99.

Reddit users in the Meal Deal Rates forum praised the offer, with one describing it as “the most calories per pound meal deal you can get” and others calling the price “outrageous” compared to standard supermarket deals. Another user noted that it is “cheaper than a meal deal but for a warm pizza, no brainer.”

Some customers admitted they were unaware of Pizza Hut's lunchtime promotion and said it had persuaded them to visit the chain for the first time in years. However, the offer may vary by branch, so customers are advised to check local availability.

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In comparison, Tesco meal deals cost £4.25 without a Clubcard or £3.85 with one, while Sainsbury's charges £3.95. The Pizza Hut deal at £3.99 is slightly cheaper than Tesco's standard price but becomes more expensive if a drink is added.

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