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Restaurant Meals Program

Pizza Hut that take EBT

The USDA retailer data lists 321 Pizza Hut locations in the Restaurant Meals Program, in 3 states. Only some SNAP households can use them.

Only in the programPizza Hut takes EBT only at locations in the Restaurant Meals Program, and only for households where everyone is 60+, disabled or homeless.

Who can use it

Only SNAP households in a state that runs the program, where every member is 60 or older, has a disability, is homeless, or is the spouse of someone who can use it. The state codes the EBT card, so a card that is not set up is declined at the register.

By state

StateLocations
California280
Arizona27
Illinois14

Cities with the most locations

  • Los Angeles, CA 26
  • Tucson, AZ 12
  • San Diego, CA 9
  • Santa Ana, CA 8
  • Anaheim, CA 7
  • Bakersfield, CA 7
  • Fresno, CA 6
  • Long Beach, CA 5
  • Fontana, CA 5
  • Sacramento, CA 4
  • San Bernardino, CA 4
  • North Hollywood, CA 4
  • Torrance, CA 4
  • San Jose, CA 3
  • Yuma, AZ 3
  • Chula Vista, CA 3
  • Ontario, CA 3
  • Oceanside, CA 3
  • Orange, CA 3
  • Lancaster, CA 3
  • Inglewood, CA 3
  • Phoenix, AZ 3
  • El Cajon, CA 2
  • Spring Valley, CA 2

All 321 locations

321 locations in the USDA list.

Common questions

Does Pizza Hut take EBT?

Only at the 321 locations in the Restaurant Meals Program, in California, Arizona, Illinois. Elsewhere, SNAP cannot buy hot restaurant food.

Who can use EBT at a restaurant?

Households where every member is 60 or older, has a disability or is homeless (or is the spouse of such a member), in a state that runs the program.

Sources: USDA, SNAP Restaurant Meals Program (page updated August 7, 2026); USDA SNAP Retailer Locator data (layer updated October 21, 2026) (locations whose name matches the chain).

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