Little Caesar’s Pizza

This is the worst location i have ever been to. Not clean. Employees not washing hands. The management was extremely rude. And the profanity coming from the teenage workers was bad enough for me to turn around and walk out.

I’ve had enough with this location.
I have been a Little Caesar’s customer for more than 20 years, through all its iterations and re-​inventions. Most recently, Little Caesar’s has made their Hot-​N-​Ready pizza concept a central part of their operation in an effort to re-​invent themselves as so many other fast food companies had.
And in my opinion, it has largely worked. I would describe their pizza as «okay» or «not bad». Particularly when adding a light sprinkling of Zap Pak seasoning on it. So now, the *only* reason I come to Little Caesar’s is for the ability to grab a hot pizza and leave within a few minutes.
But in the last 3 attempts to get a hot and ready pepperoni pizza, I only came away with a pizza once. The other two types, the only pizza available was a lonely cheese pizza. In those case, I left and ate somewhere else.
It’s bad enough that my favorite HNR pizza, Sausage, is now $ 6.99, up from its one-​time price of $ 5. So I settle with pepperoni. Given the advertising emphasis, it is not unreasonable to expect Little Caesar’s location to maintain sufficient HNR pizzas to have one ready.

NEVER go to this location!!! Their Manager Jason is BEYOND rude and more importantly he spit in our food as we watched him!!! It is totally worth spending one dollar extra to go across the street!

For quick pizza this place is your ticket. Not the best pizza in town, but it is fast. Order the deep dish ONLY, the round pizzas are gross.

I went to this location a couple of weeks ago. While I was there 9 orders went out ahead of mine. During this time the manager Jason was acting weird. Being loud and telling the cashier «I don’t care what they say we are doing a great job» and «we are rocking» which I was thinking to myself not really after 25 minutes of waiting for my food. While Jason was making my food he kept looking at me to see if I was watching. I asked the cashier for my money back. The manager Jason came up front and threw the pizza on the counter. Jason said that’s fine your still taking your pizza. I told him no thanks I don’t want your free pizza. He said that’s fine it’s no skin off my back. I said if you had just told me that you were sorry my pizza was taking so long it wouldn’t have been an issue. He said what do you want me to do lady make the oven cook faster? He then screamed at me to get out of his store! First time in 37 years I have ever been that embarrassed. Ladies if you go there take your husband. I doubt he would be that arrogant with a man in front of him.

Not really impressed with its place. Guy walking around the kitchen wiping his hands al over his soiled pants. Looks out at the line forming and yells and laughs at everyone. Doesn’t seem very professional. Sadly he appears to possibly be the manager. Hot and ready?! Asked for deep dish at 545 on a Friday night and it’s jot available. At least it cooked fast. Kid giving me my food was nice and polite. Oh and to top it off, they forgot the sausage on the pepperoni and sausage deep dish I ordered.

What happened to Little Caesars? This used to be a great restaurant. Today as the worker behind the counter handed me a hot cheese pizza in a box, he assured me that it was fresh and that it had just came out of the oven. When I got home, my son and I agreed that it tasted like it came out of an oven weeks ago. It was rubbery and stale, and totally inedible. Stay away. They have great prices, but the price isn’t so great when you throw the pizza in the trash. If the worker hadn’t lied right to my face about the pizza being fresh, I could have been a little kinder in my rating.

Convenient to the office, we come here frequently during tax season. It works pretty well for a quick meal pick up. I will admit we were all pleasantly surprised by the recent purchase there for lunch.
The pizza was actually really good.
Like really good. Things that were good about it:
Not over cooked (the crust was the right amount of chewy)
Not under cheesed or under sauced (about ½ inch of crust before the sauce and cheese started)
Not dried out (the pepperoni was actually a bit chewy and not brittle)
The sauce was flavorful, this is a lot different from the sauce I remembered and one of the reasons I only go to Little Caesars during tax season. Feeding an office full of people is a bit cheaper there then the delivery places normally.
They have added some wings and stuff, I can’t see paying 6.00 for a bowl with a few wings in it. Just didn’t look right to me and a bit too expensive of an experiment. I don’t do crazy bread, it’s just pizza in a different form so again, why bother.
I can’t believe I am saying this but I really like this location and will visit many times in the next few months.

Little Caesar’s isn’t the best pizza in the world, but it’s not really the worst either. Especially when you consider the price is only $ 5 for a large, single topping pizza. The crazy bread with sauce is only $ 2.99. So if you’re wanting a quick, cheap pizza this is the place to go!

Pizza! Pizza!
This place reminds me of high school. Days of no money and eating whatever I wanted without worrying where it was going to deposit itself on my body for the rest of time!
Its a chain. It is very basic. It is incredibly cheap. Sometimes that is all you need! And besides they have Crazy Bread — delicious garlicky buttery Crazy Bread! Make the trip in just for that!
At any rate, for around $ 8 you can get a large pepperoni + bread. If you have lots of hungry kids to feed or a hubby with a big appetite who needs a quick lunch — it totally works!

This is a 1^st for me — Chain Pizza.
No…I lied. I did have Domino’s Pizza at a Kid’s Birthday Party about 10 years ago
Anyway, the food really wasn’t that bad; very edible.
Sure, If I had a choice, I’d pick a Mom & Pop with at least an Italian Sounding Name with some East Coast lineage, but we didn’t have a choice, so a chain it was.
Flipped a coin between the local chains, and this 1 won.
The Large Pepperoni wasn’t that large, and was too doughy for my taste, but the sauce wasn’t bad, and it did have enough toppings for the hubby’s taste.
Actually, it made a great starter pizza, as I doctored it quite nicely.
A few more sprinkles of cheese from home, and a bunch of fresh herbs and spices made for a pretty good tasting slice — oh, did I mention, I stuck it in a piping hot oven for 5 – 6 minutes to make it crustier, hotter, and generally better tasting.
The wings were definitely the highlight !!!
In fact, I would do the wings again in a heartbeat.