All-you-can-eat pizza festival runs out of pizza

An all-you-can-eat pizza festival really only needs to have one thing: pizza.

Well, organizers of an event — the Notting Hill Pizza Festival in England — were left saying dough (err doh)! Bellmonte Life ran the event and blamed a broken oven and “overzealous appetites.”

Lines lasted an hour for a single slice of pizza, hardly what you’d expect at what should have been a buffet. Two tickets — that promised unlimited pizza — cost around $32, so a piece every hour or so did not satisfy the crowd.

This Notting Hill ‘unlimited’ pizza festival is a disaster @bellmontelife. Been here one hour, queued for 50 mins, managed to get 1 slice of pizza so far. Joke. pic.twitter.com/4bicd9VbtI

— Alex White (@ATYWhite) May 12, 2018

And when festival-goers actually got a slice, it didn’t look that great:

Notting Hill #Pizza Festival is not a good experience AVOID AT ALL COSTS @Agustin_Larocca pic.twitter.com/oPAUlpLZjG

— Tim Swabey (@Timswabes) May 12, 2018

It seems like British companies are having some problems when it comes to these festivals over the past couple of years.

The Big Cheese Festival in December promised “unlimited cheese, mulled wine and fun” … except they also ran out of cheese.

The people struggle for the last scraps of Camembert. The suffering has gone on too long. pic.twitter.com/Qtyd7CBodE

— Tom Capon (@TomCapon) December 16, 2017

And the MySlice Festival in 2016 promoted itself as “a musical festival combined with some of the craziest pizzas imaginable.” There were only five vendors, however, with lines more than an hour long, and it also ran out of pizza around 5 p.m.

Foodies’ fury at a ��50-a-head all-you-can-eat ‘pizza festival’ https://t.co/QoTcacqdxB via @MailOnline #myslicefest @myslicefest

— Resh Hirani (@r3shhirani) August 2, 2016