Little Caesars

Love it for the price. But at this location it really is a hit or miss with the pizza. You will rarely get it fresh out of the oven, and mostly get the ones that seem like they’ve been sitting in the warmer forever. I’ve noticed The pizzas that have been sitting are very flat and hard. Nothing savory about it. If you’re lucky, or by slight the ⁵⁰⁄₅₀ chance you will end up with something fresh. If you really want fresh little Caesars pizza all the time, I highly recommend the one on California ave and Monroe st, next to the maxi foods and Dairy Queen.

It’s older and run down but if you want cheap pizza this is the place to come. If it’s Friday, Saturday or Sunday you better call ahead cause the lines are out the door. They only have 3 chairs to sit in if you’re waiting OH! Did I mention you WILL be waiting. When you walk in for a «Hot & Ready» it will be HOT but take about 15 mins to be Ready. Other than that, the staff does the best they can with what they have. The pizza is 5 bucks so you can’t expect perfection. Oh and when you’re talking to the cashier and they’re out of pizza at the moment PLEASE stop saying «Ha Ha Ha So much for Hot & Ready! Ha Ha!» Cause I’m SURE she’s heard that joke 23 times every hour on the hour.

It’s a hit or miss when it comes to this location pizza is either fresh out the oven or been sitting a couple hours. Lately I’ve been getting the older ones even if I ask If I can get a fresh one. Maybe it’s bad timing on my end but what ever staff is nice although it seems like they always try to rush you out even if it’s just you there

Honestly I was pretty surprised how good the pizza is for what it costs. It’s a good, fast food option on the ocassion where you would like something quick and different.

I have frequented the Little Ceasars around this area and this one has been the worst. Understanding it’s not the highest quality, their pizzas are consistently flat and bread sticks dry. The Little Ceasars on McKinley has better, thicker pizzas so I suggest going there for more bang for your 5 bucks.

Pretty good pizza for a great price. Ive tried almost everything they have and the only thing that really falls short is their crazy bread which is super bland.

Normally I don’t enjoy little Caesars pizza, and this trip proved why I don’t ever want to go there again. I spent almost $ 20 on a deep dish pizza, hot wings, and crazy bread.
You either bill yourself as a budget place or bill yourself as a last resort. This was a last resort. The wife was into the budget, and I didn’t find the value. Seriously, almost the skinniest wings I’ve ever seen and the Crazy bread was so dry and devoid of flavor it made the term ashy seem moist. I am not over exaggerating. My brother used to work at a little Caesars 30 years ago, I KNOW this is terrible.
The ONLY aspect of my meal that was slightly redeeming was the deep dish pizza which is an enormous improvement on their standard pizza. It resembled what a normal pizza should be. This however, was their grandiose attempt at deluxe.
Seriously I don’t think this entry describes how offended I was by my experience. Do I have to give a star?

We placed an order for pick-​up. They said pizzas would be ready in 15 minutes. We arrived and our order wasn’t ready. Turns out someone forgot to place our pizzas in the oven (oopsy!). We had to wait an extra 10 minutes, which wasn’t too big of a deal. The manager threw in hot wings for our trouble and the worker was apologetic. I really like the fact that they automatically rectified the situation without us having to make a big stink. Now that’s customer service! (Oh, knocked out a star because the Crazy Bread wasn’t as tasty as the California street location. Needs more garlic, Guys!)

They always have good deals specially if you have to feed a lot of people on a last minute notice without spending a lot of $. Nothing special or out of this world about their pizzas and wings. It simply works and that’s good enough for me.