Little Caesars

Nothing is hot and ready. Waited 20 minutes on a pizza they told us would only take 10 minutes. They delivered 5 pizzas to other cars that were waiting like us, and 5 more through the drive through. Very unprofessional.

This place does what they advertise — provide customers with a quick, relatively low cost ez-​mode option for pizza. Drive up, ask for a hot-​n-​ready, and be on your way in no time. I’ve been here several times when I was feeling especially lazy and happened to be close, and they’ve delivered on their marketed promise everytime… except for that one time when hot-n-ready’s just weren’t happening and I had to wait 20+ minutes. But hey. Whatever.
Pro’s:
— Crazy sauce is wonderful. In spite of not doing Caesars regularly I’ve been a fan of Crazy Sauce for well over a decade. I make my own slightly less sweet clone at home and I order a side of it with every pie.
— The employees have been pretty helpful based on MY experience and they’re usually friendly. Crazy Sauce for example typically costs extra but I tend to get it thrown in for free for whatever reason. Neat.
— Fast Pizza. Roll up. Order a Hot-​N-​Ready. Pay. Get Pizza. Eat Pizza.
— Cheap. 14″ (ish) for a fast $ 6.something pie.
Bonus Pro: The pie’s really not bad WITH a side of Crazy Sauce. If you’re expecting artisan, you’re dumb.
Con’s:
— Don’t kid yourself — this place is cheap. Hot-n-ready’s are nice and warm but have obviously been sitting under their equivalent of a heat lamp for quite a while. Sometimes you get lucky with a straight-​outta-​the-​oven-​fresh pie, but… don’t expect that.
— The folks working there probably didn’t grow up thinking «ya know, when I grow up I wanna work at a McPizza joint» — so don’t expect employees to be on top of their customer service game at all times. Sometimes they’re lacking in that department, but for the most part they’re ok. Which works for me.
— If ‘quality’s your recipe’ and you’re not feeling as lazy as you thought, maybe rethink Little Caesars.
TLDR; If pizza gets you excited and you just by GOLLY really need a pizza, immediately, head to Little Caesars. I love Pizza, and I can dig it. If you luck out and catch a FRESH Hot-​N-​Ready — good for you.

I mean it’s okay, customer service isn’t that great since it’s being run by teenagers still in high school. And the manager is not really managing well. Got some pizzas and Italian cheese bread, told me It would take 10 – 15 minutes. Waited still no pizza. Go back in to get an update, next thing you know they say they forgot to make the Italian cheese bread. wow I just wasted 20 minutes for my pizza and now I have to wait another 20 – 30 minutes for some cheese bread. You are better off with pizza Hut or domino’s.

Hot and ready wasn’t ready. I can in and had a 10 min wait for their $ 5 lunch combo on top of that they had music playing with curse words in it playing loud enough to hear it in the lobby it’s a good thing my daughter wasn’t with me. Worse little Caesar I’ve ever been to.

I moved here in March, and this was my first visit. I went to pick up 3 pizzas and some cheese bread for myself, my sister, her friend and what may have been 27 kids. I don’t know. They’re short and loud and there’s just a lot. So I got to go pick up lunch. I figured on getting through pretty quickly, because it was after 1:30pm, presumably past any lunch rush.
No cars in the drive thru. Great! I pull up to the speaker, and the girl asks if she can help me. I give her my order.
Me:
«I’d like to order
One 3 meat
One pepperoni
One cheese
One order of cheese bread»
Her:
«Um, hang on, I’m getting a phone call, I’ll take your order in a minute.»
?? Okaaaaay ??
Wait almost 5 minutes — still no one in front or behind me — and finally she takes my order.
At the window, a guy is there now, and says, «It’ll be just a minute, it just came out of the oven. We just need to cut it.»
I wait another 6 minutes.
The girl comes to the window now, and says I need to go park and wait because its just now coming out of the oven and they have to cut it.
Me:
«I thought y’all just needed to cut it».
Her:
«We do, but it just now came out of the oven.»
Me:
«So, I need to go park when all you have to do is cut it?»
Her:
«Yes, if you could, please.»
Fine. Meanwhile, a car has pulled up behind me. I go park. I wait. TEN MINUTES. During which time, I see two more cars drive through — and leave.
I go inside, and I can see them both behind the racks. I say HELLO? about four or five times before a woman comes in behind me. She asks me if anyone’s working. I shrug. She bellows, «Y’all got any pretzel bread???»… And of course, they acknowledge her, answer no, and as she leaves, they BOTH look right at me and go back to what they were doing.
Me (now bellowing):
«HELLOOOOO? IS MY ORDER READY YET?»
Girl:
«Oh, yeah, its just about to come out of the oven.»
Me (deserving a medal for not knocking her lights out):
«You’ve told me THREE TIMES now, in the past TWENTY MINUTES that it was just coming out of the oven, and all you had to do was cut it. Can I get my order, please, or do I have to watch another few customers come and go before you remember my order?»
Her:
«Hey, (guy), is her order ready?»
Him:
«Yeah, I just need to cut it»
Me (in my head):
«Dear Jesus, please help me not to jump over this counter. Help me not to take off my flip flop and smack this girl silly»
Me (in my real, inside, very cautious tone of voice):
«I ordered quite a while ago, and I have very hungry people waiting for lunch. Please give me my order. Now. I WILL CUT IT WHEN I GET HOME IF I NEED TO.»
My order magically appears from the rack where its been sitting. Huh.
It gets better.
The guy slaps the stack of 3 pizza boxes on the counter & starts to walk away.
«What about my cheese bread?»
Tosses a bag of Crazy Bread on the counter at me.
Me:
«Is this cheese bread?»
Him:
«Oh», he shrugs, «Well, I only charged you for Crazy Bread.» and starts to walk away…
Me:
«That’s nice. I ORDERED cheese bread, so???»
He sighs the biggest sigh ever, and grabs the bag, replaces it with a box of cheese bread, and walks away without another word.
Right then, a MANAGER, I presume, walks through the open door off to the side and says to the kid who’s been standing in the corner the whole time, and says, «Okay! Let’s get you started on orientation!»
My jaw dropped at the thought that this chick was privy to this whole exchange and did not intervene.
The good news? MAYBE the kid was replacing one of the morons.

This place is da bomb! I feel like family when I go there They always treat me right and their Italian cheese bread is on point

Hot fresh pizza upon arrival… who wouldn’t jump on that? Stopped in to grab the kiddos a pizza because I simply did NOT feel like cooking. It’s close to the house, affordable, and easy to get in and out so I figured score. So why give this establishment only 2 stars? It’s purely experience based. The food is fine for the price; however, there is definitely an opportunity for the crew to improve on their customer service. We’ve been a few times in the past few months and Debbie Downer on the drive-​thru window definitely needs a hug, a pal, or something.

So you can drive by any Little Ceasars any night of the week and grab a pizza, like RIGHT THEN, for 8 bucks?! It’s been at least ten years since I went to a LC, but I won’t hestiate to go back again. This is an amazing concept.
Ok, so I don’t normally eat pizza, unless I am at the Alamo or Trifecta, but my sister just moved into her new house and needed me to bring her I-just-moved-in-and-haven’t-finished-unpacking dinner. She mentioned the LC in PF and when I looked up directions on the website I saw I could just cruise up to the window and get pizza! I was reluctant to place an order considering I had no idea how long it would take during rush hour to drive to BFE, so this nifty idea saved my ass: I showed up with a piping hot pizza on my sister’s doorstep. She’d been moving all day, and I’d just sat on i-​35 for an hour, so we both collapsed on the floor and dug into what was a pretty darn good pie.
Bottom line: Ready exactly when I wanted it. It had three (3!) meats on it. It was 8 bucks and could have fed another one of us. Hell. Yeah.