Little Caesar’s Pizza

The expression «You get what you pay for» is very accurate here. If you’re in a hurry and you nay have $ 5 on you, this isn’t a bad option because you can walk in and out in 30 seconds, but the quality is extremely low and usually inconsistent. I love pizza, and I know that there are plenty of other cheap pizza places out there. I know that every Tuesday Jet’s offers a small deep dish pizza for $ 4.99 and it is one of the better pizza places. If you want to buy 2 or more pizzas, you can go to Domino’s and for a medium 2 topping pizza it’s only $ 1 more per pizza that tastes much better. Also, Little Caesar’s charges customers $ 1.50 per topping, so it’s $ 8 if you want two toppings. There are plenty of other alternatives to this for low prices.

Bunch of teens run the place but can’t complain! Great pizza and crazy bread! And of course pizza! We always end up buying 6 extra marinara sauses!

$ 5 can’t be beat… and as a native Detroiter, I can’t resist. The pan pizzas are decent, and the crazy bread is delicious.

Five dolla’ make ME holla’
Seriously, complaining about $ 5 pizza makes you look stupid.
We all know it’s cheap pizza, and prefabbed to hell.
It’s the all American way of convenience for families, large groups, or starving college students. How they keep the pizzas coming… I will have no idea, but even with the dude in front ordering 10 pizzas, you’ll always know there’s one still back there with your name on it «HOT and READY» to go.
Just enjoy your cheap-​ass-​ness and add a side of crazy bread while you’re at it. That stuff is like crack.

great price and great taste!

$ 5 dollar, they love you long time.
I love this pizza, and by no means is it the best in Columbus, but you can’t beat $ 5 for a hot, delicious, pepperoni (or cheese) pizza in your hands.

I have to give it 5 stars. Not because it’s the most delicious pizza in the land. Not because the atmosphere is great for groups. I give 5 stars because they dish up pizza faster than should be legal and their always courteous at the register.
Also, sign up for a Little Caesar’s text message program and you’ll get discounts and specials sent right to your phone.

The short time it takes to walk in and be handed a pizza that’s ready to eat is a big plus, but only if the pizza is consistently good. The first few I had were hot and fresh and the bread sticks and dipping sauce were also hot and fresh. Lately, though, the last few combinations of pizzas and bread sticks from this location have been wanting. Bread sticks have been room temperature and the dipping sauce has been cool and portion size small (think 3 ounces in an 8 ounce container). The pizza has been hot, but the crust seems to have become somewhat flat and pre-​fab. For the price, I’ll give them another chance, but if the quality hasn’t improved I’ll stay away in the future.