Pizza Hut

Pizza Hut Address: 44 Makedonska St., Belgrade Phone: +381-11-322-13-12 Working hours of restaurant and kitchen: from 9 a.m. to 11.30 p.m., weekends from 9 a.m. to half past midnight City transportation: bus: 65, 77; trolley: 40, 41 Credit cards: Master, Meastro, Visa, Dina Garden or terrace: yes, summer on the sidewalk, 30 seats Parking: 2nd zone Menu: in Serbian and English Staff speak: English Vegetarian menu: yes Cuisine: pizzeria Main courses: from 310 to 550 dinars Daily menu: yes Breakfast: yes Delivery: yes, same price Non-smoking area: yes Even though the pizzas might be somewhat more expensive than they deserve, here you are always guaranteed a warm welcome by the young staff, efficient service and dough of regular size and quality. Guests of Pizza Hut know to expect constant additions to the menu and various happy hours which urge you to eat more and pay less. Before the pizzas which arrive in approx. 10 minutes, you can try the good garlic bread, thick and dry, with garlic and basil and extra virgin olive oil. The 20 or so different types of pizzas on offer include everything from classic Italy to exotic Hawaii and meaty Serbia, then you choose the size (S, M, L), and finally the type of dough (thin or airy). We decided to try the air farmhouse which reminded us of the first pizzas we tried, airy and thick in the crust department. After that, we had a go at the spicy hot version with a thin crust, a deadly hot combination of chili peppers, fresh tomatoes and large onion rings, and finally the Serbian classic with beef, smoked ham and bacon. A large slice of chocolate cream cake came as dessert and a good ending to the story of how America views Italian cuisine. Meal for two: 1,500 dinars. The first and still only Serbian link in the world’s greatest pizza chain has, during the five years it has been welcoming guests, kept to its high standards in cleanliness, service and quality. The first and still only Serbian link in the world’s greatest pizza chain has, during the five years it has been welcoming guests, kept to its high standards in cleanliness, service and quality.

Pizza Hut

Address: 44 Makedonska St., Belgrade
Phone: +381-11-322-13-12
Working hours of restaurant and kitchen: from 9 a.m. to 11.30 p.m., weekends from 9 a.m. to half past midnight
City transportation: bus: 65, 77; trolley: 40, 41
Credit cards: Master, Meastro, Visa, Dina
Garden or terrace: yes, summer on the sidewalk, 30 seats
Parking: 2nd zone
Menu: in Serbian and English
Staff speak: English
Vegetarian menu: yes
Cuisine: pizzeria
Main courses: from 310 to 550 dinars
Daily menu: yes
Breakfast: yes
Delivery: yes, same price
Non-smoking area: yes

Even though the pizzas might be somewhat more expensive than they deserve, here you are always guaranteed a warm welcome by the young staff, efficient service and dough of regular size and quality.

Guests of Pizza Hut know to expect constant additions to the menu and various happy hours which urge you to eat more and pay less. Before the pizzas which arrive in approx. 10 minutes, you can try the good garlic bread, thick and dry, with garlic and basil and extra virgin olive oil.

The 20 or so different types of pizzas on offer include everything from classic Italy to exotic Hawaii and meaty Serbia, then you choose the size (S, M, L), and finally the type of dough (thin or airy). We decided to try the air farmhouse which reminded us of the first pizzas we tried, airy and thick in the crust department.

After that, we had a go at the spicy hot version with a thin crust, a deadly hot combination of chili peppers, fresh tomatoes and large onion rings, and finally the Serbian classic with beef, smoked ham and bacon.

A large slice of chocolate cream cake came as dessert and a good ending to the story of how America views Italian cuisine.

Meal for two: 1,500 dinars.