Little Caesars Pizza

It is pretty on par with most Little Caesars… good, cheap, filling pizza. Yeah, they are a bit crust heavy, but I think all the chain pizza places are and I would much rather pay $ 5 for a crusty pizza than $ 12 – 15 at the other pizza chains that include garlic sauce with your pizza. The staff was friendly and fast, and their crazy bread and sauce just can’t be beat in my opinion. It definitely isn’t a bona fide Eye-​talian pizza place, but when you have a hungry Wee One wanting «mmmmm pizza» right now, it is definitely the way to go.

Good cheese pizza and value but the pepperoni is funky so we dont order it anymore. More than half of the time we stop to get a «Hot-​N-​Ready’ they are not available.

Eh, it pretty much sums up little ceasers. Really nothing to it, a small space that gives me 5 dollar pizza, no stuffed crusts, no crazy dessert cookies or garlic butter sauce here. There tends to be a wait more often than not.
I am confused by why it is so hot in there, no one should have to work like that.

Hate the building it looks like they don’t know how to take care of it… and the employees are all snotty brats who hate their life and show it.
Other than that I always love me some Little Caesars lol

Cheap pizza cheap pizza!
The staff has no customer service ability the pizza resembles chef Boyardee on cardboard and to top it off the Internet wasn’t working at the time I showed up so we just looked at each other with confusion. this place would fit in nicely at Mos Eisley space port.

Great pizza and good price very fast

A new restaurant in Ramona! The first clue was the sign-​spinner on the corner, wearing a costume that vaguely resembled a Weeble wearing a toga. (Remember — Weebles wobble but they don’t fall down?). Not able to immediately recognize the Roman Weeble, I did a double-​take and realized it was the (in)famous Little Caesar. Wow it had to be hot inside that costume, but it worked — about an hour later I was in there for lunch.
Good pizza: Unique, slightly sweet crust, tangy tomato sauce, a decent amount of cheese.
Be careful and don’t take your vegetarian friend there for lunch — apparently they only have whole pepperoni pizzas for sale during that time. You can’t get just cheese (maybe you can if you’re willing to wait while they make it) or anything else unless it includes pepperoni as the foundation. I don’t know if the menu changes for dinner.
Update: I went there recently and discovered that some of the staff isn’t terribly well trained in customer service. We were completely ignored by the lady behind the counter until we walked out.