Cici’s

I have gone here several times when me and my boyfriend have a craving for pizza, but both want different types. For $ 4.99 we can get all the soup, salad, and pizza we want. I love their special house salad that they have mixed up, and the vegetable pizza is decent. The spaghetti with alfredo or marinara sauce are both just blah, but I suppose kids wouldn’t notice. Honestly the best thing hands down on the menu is their cheesy bread. They didn’t have any cheesy bread on the buffet the day we were there, but we simply asked one of the employees for some and they brought a whole plate full of freshly prepared cheesy bread to our table in just a few minutes. The desert pizza and cinnamon rolls are ok, but nothing special.
Obviously due to the low prices this place is always crowed with families and small children.
There are way better places in the area you could order a pizza from, but not for all you can eat $ 4.99

I took the kids here on a Friday evening around 7pm
Location is ok,(inside a shopping center), price fair, the pizza was not that good for me, but the kids enjoyed it! The staff was nice, the pasta was dry, the food was not that warm, I will give it 3 stars!

Cici’s is not the type of place I usually go but it was somewhere I needed to try so I could try it.
First it is very clean.
The people working there go way beyond the customer service level of the usual pizza joint.
You can have all you can eat salad, soup, pizza, bread and dessert for $ 4.99.
There are many varieties of pizza cut into managible slices so you can try several of them.
It is a fun, young environment. If you are a teenager it must be heaven.
The arcade games are placed at the back so they do not interfere with the people eating.
This could be a pretty cool place to meet for a study group. Easy parking that is free.

Remember that «pizza» you ate in the gradeschool cafeteria? Have you ever wanted to sit in a stripmall and eat as much of that as you could stomach for $ 5? Do you love breadsticks? Have I got a place for you!

I saw the commercial for this place many times, but I wasn’t sold. My boyfriend practically forced me to try this place out. I was hesitant, but I kept an open mind.
Dislikes:
+ Not many options in pizza or desert. I really thought there would be more variety in the pizza’s, but there isn’t.
+ VERY thin slices.
+ No garlic sauce.
Likes:
+ Very, very surprisingly I liked the Mac & Cheese pizza. I know, right?!
+ Breadsticks were decent. Not the greatest, not the absolute worst. Mediocre.
Sure, it’s kind of cheap, but I’d rather spend my few bucks at McDonalds dollar menu. I agree with the other reviewers that this place is good for children and teenagers with the appetite of a beast, thus it gets an extra star.

Apparently, this place opened in November 2010. So I don’t know it defied the Unilocal laws of nature and the FTR hasn’t been snatched up by an orange head… or Mike T.
This was my first ever trip to a Cici’s Pizza buffet. I guess for $ 4.99, you can say my expectations were set pretty low. But I will say I was pleasantly surprised. The pizza certainly wasn’t GOOD by any stretch of the imagination… but I will say this about it: it wasn’t bad.
It was sort of medium. I’m not one of those people who believe «there is no such thing as bad pizza.» Because I’ve certainly had bad pizza before. So this wasn’t bad. But it wasn’t like «oh my god, this is good» either.
I must note I LOVED THE BREADSTICKS! But it doesn’t make sense that the entire buffet is self-​serve except the extra sauce for the breadsticks. For some reason, they have a little bell set up to ring if you want someone to come by and serve you sauce. What? I can do it myself…
One of the workers there, an older guy who I assumed was a manager of some kind, gave me descriptions of all the pizzas they had out. I really wasn’t brave enough to try the mac & cheese pizza. But the spinach one was very good as was the buffalo chicken! The slices are cut SMALL, so it’s easy to eat many.
The restaurant itself was huge and kept very clean. Maybe it’s because I went on a rainy day or the fact that it was a holiday and no one was working, but this place was very busy. I can kinda gather that Cici’s buffet targets the following people:
a) Children. There is an arcade in the back of the restaurant. But parents, please keep your children’s fingers away from the pizza.
b) Young adults: Boys with the metabolism of a hummingbird who can afford to pay for the pizza with their weekly allowance.
c) Construction workers: who probably don’t know what calories are. Good for them.
What Cici’s has going for them: They are the only place in this shopping center with pizza.
What Cici’s has against them: There are many other very good places to eat in the shopping center.