Pizza Hut API Documentation

First request

Endpoint

GET /pizzahut/menu

Cost

1 credit/request

curl "https://api.crawlora.net/api/v1/pizzahut/menu?store_number=040937" \
  -H "x-api-key: $CRAWLORA_API_KEY"

How to use Pizza Hut endpoints

Crawlora's Pizza Hut endpoints return normalized public Pizza Hut data as JSON with one API key — no Pizza Hut account required. Menus and deals are genuinely per-restaurant, so the store number a search returns is the key to everything priced.

1. Step 1

   Find restaurants

   The stores endpoint searches by city, state, postal code, name, franchise code, or exact store number, with optional restrictions to customer-facing restaurants or those currently accepting online orders and a choice of sort orders. At least one filter is required — an unfiltered call would enumerate every US restaurant in one response, which the endpoint intentionally does not expose. Pass an exact store number to the store endpoint for one restaurant on its own, including its recurring hours per order channel.

2. Step 2

   Get the priced menu

   Pass a store number to the menu endpoint for that restaurant's full menu grouped into its real categories — Pizza, Wings, Deals, Melts, Pasta, Desserts and the rest. This is store-scoped pricing, not a national reference list, so two restaurants can return different prices for the same item.

3. Step 3

   Expand a product's customization tree

   The modifiers endpoint returns one product variant's complete build-your-own tree: every slot such as Pizza Sauce, Pizza Cheese, Pizza Toppings or Crust Finishers, every modifier within it, and every weight or placement option — Light, Regular, Extra, or a left/right/whole pizza-half placement — each with its own real price delta. A delta of zero means the amount is already included by default; a positive value is a genuine upcharge.

4. Step 4

   Expand a deal into its choice builder

   The bundle-choices endpoint is a different structure from modifiers: where modifiers customizes toppings on one product, this returns a deal or combo's named slots — 1st Pizza, Wings or Fries, 1st Dip — and every product variant that can fill each slot, with the price delta selecting it adds over the bundle's base price. Zero for a variant the deal already covers, positive for an upgrade such as a larger size or a specialty pizza.

5. Step 5

   Check delivery serviceability and fees

   The delivery-estimate endpoint checks whether a restaurant's delivery integration can reach a given address and, when it can, returns the estimated fee broken down by line item plus pickup and dropoff times. It reads the same checkout-time estimate Pizza Hut's own site calls — it does not add anything to a cart, place an order, or take payment or account information.

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