Little Caesar’s Pizza

I will give two stars for order accuracy, but that’s it.
I’ve been here on two recent occasions, both different days of the week and different times of the day. On the first visit it was a 20 minute wait for 2 «hot and ready’s» and the second time around 10 minute wait for the same order. Nothing has been hot and ready when I’ve been there!

I cannot argue with what I get from Little Caesar’s for the $ 5 Hot and Ready price I pay.
Since frozen pizzas can cost more than this and require that you actually cook them, if we are looking for a cheap carbo-​load this is the way to go.
Plus, every time that I have been to this location the staff have been polite, even when swamped.

It’s hard to rate a place that has cheap food that isn’t meant to taste amazing. Little Caesar’s hot-​n-​ready pizzas are a pretty good deal. For like $ 6, you get a whole pizza with eight big slices.
The pizza certainly tastes better than those awful generic frozen pizzas even though the prices are comparable. The crust is doughy and is filled with air pockets. This pizza isn’t particularly substantial and, even though it looks like a lot, I can easily eat three or four pieces when I’m really hungry. It is not over-​seasoned or particularly bland, so it’s solid when it comes to taste.
We get pizza from Little Caesar’s when we want cheap, decent-​tasting pizza that can be shared while getting comfortable on the couch and popping a DVD into the laptop. It’s exactly that kind of pizza.
Fun fact: The first time I took a ride on a motorcycle, I was totally famished from the adrenaline, and so we got a hot-​n-​ready from this Little Caesar’s. It was the first time I ever ate the pizza here.

Obviously, dirt cheap is the main reason for Caesars. But this time the pizza was actually saucy, the Crazy Bread was reliably good, and they threw in free Crazy Sauce. Nice touch. My kids love it, especially the bread, and I look like a hero when I bring it home. For that alone, they probably really deserve 3 ½ stars.