Pizza Hut Debuts Pickle Pizza At Only One Exclusive Location

If you’ve been paying attention these past couple years, you’ll notice that pickles have had a steady ascent into mainstream popularity. Simply put, pickles are having a moment. From viral food hacks to big brands cashing in on its booming relevance, pickles are now at the forefront of many folks’ cravings.

Pizza Hut took notice and just became the first national quick service pizza restaurant to launch a pizza with a pickle topping. The debut of the pizza chain’s new Pickle Pizza is a huge announcement, though it can only be found at one location in New York City.

Pickle-loving fans can pull up to the Pizza Hut location on 932 8th Avenue in New York City to grab the new Pickle Pizza, for a limited time only from June 9 to June 11. It’s also only available through carryout and must be ordered in-store.

It’s a tight window to grab the new pizza, but fans could have more incentive to try it knowing its delicious deets: a hand tossed crust, sauced with Buttermilk Ranch, then topped with cheese, crispy breaded chicken breast seasoned with Nashville Hot Seasoning, sliced white onions, and then piled with spicy dill pickles and a drizzle of Buttermilk Ranch.

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