Little Caesars

You’d think I’d learn my lesson. After 4 tries, I won’t return. The Bread sticks were hard as a rock and the pizza looked like they made it yesterday. I do love Little Caesars and recommend Chaplain & Perrin or Shaw & Fowler.

It’s Little Ceasars. They specialize in Hot ‘n’ Ready. Not a fine Itslian restaurant. Not New York or Chicago cuisine. Not even CPK. It’s Little Ceasars.
As Little Ceasars, they do their duty 100%. On the infrequent occasion I want a lazy evening, watching the tube, without busting the bank while filling my stomach, they do the trick with tasty pizza.
Not world class, but good. Although I’ve seen other prices out there, my simple understanding is a $ 5 Hot ‘n’ Ready Pepperoni or Cheese or an $ 8 Deep! (Two Deep!) Dish Cheese or Pepperoni and crazy bread with sauce for $ 3(ish) more. #cheap
For the privilege of NEVER calling ahead, this menu is Hot ‘n’ Ready. #lazydreamconetrue
If you want something NOT Hot ‘n’ Ready, you may as well order pizza from elsewhere that’s better tasting and can be made to order.
You’ll never get Parmesan so have some at home, if you need it. And only red peppers are free, plus napkins.
I recommend the Deep Dish. It’s waaay better than the typical pizza. They say it’s Detroit style. Since I haven’t been to Detroit, I don’t know, but anyone who’s vocabulary is limited to «Pizza! Pizza!» can’t really lie, can they?
4 stars because of consistency in product and expectations.