Pizza Hut Sam Levy's Zimbabwe - Harare

I was stranded on Madagascar after a wild night in town. I didn't know where to go, or what to do, I met a lemur called King Julian, and while we did sweet love, he whispered a story of pizza hat Zimbabwe. I know I had to go. King Julian ordered his people to make me a plane and kiss me goodbye. My plane trip was hard like Gator Skin. I don't know how the plane goes. But I did it here and ordered wings like Julian told me. The man at the counter called Zoot, Faust fought me to death while my wings were in the oven. He lost. I spoke to one of the locals, she told me when I ate the mighty wings, terrible things would happen to the world, so naturally I ate the wings when zoot (surrected) told me to pay, I grew wings and flew out of one and only, Pizza Hut Zimbabwe.

The staff was very helpful and friendly. I came there when they really closed, but they wanted to visit me. The entrance is the Ster Kinekor, which is not communicated. The food is fantastic.

Despite the sea snippets and raids of dominos Zimbabwe's death squadrons its pretty good value. They also targeted death bans to protect us at food, very attentive

Great pizza dough mix for a not so bready pizza. Their 1m pizza plus big drink seems like gr8 value for money.

Very tasty pizzas with nice combinations. Their hot (spicy) pizzas are very good. Definitely prefer the thin crust to the deep pan base but you have to specify as the default seems to be deep pan. Prices are on the high side. Service was very slow but that may have been because they were trying to run the ovens off a generator.