Little Caesars Pizza

I went to get some pizza
Walked through the jingling door
Smelled the sweet aroma
Pepperoni por favor.
The sign says hot n ready?
But it doesn’t say live girls.
I think I’m at the right place.
Oh yes I see dough being twirled.

The pizza taste the price but I have been to this place several times and it is NEVER READY. I always have to wait 10 minutes. False advertising if you ask me!

My daughter loves pepperoni pizza and it’s only $ 5.99 for a large.
The breadsticks are buttery and cheesy and taste great with there dipping sauces. I like the cheesy jalapeño and garlic butter.
It’s already cooked for me and it’s extremely inexpensive and will feed us for a couple days.
The customer service here was better than some of the other locations that I have been to.

I’ve called in a few times asking to have pizza ready for pickup.
I was rudely told that those are hot and ready pizzas so I don’t need to call.
When I arrived, (both times) they didn’t have ANY pizza’s hot and ready. They made them pretty quickly, but that is why a freak’n called.
For $ 5 you can’t beat the price, but I’m not impressed with the customer service.
Go Hawks: They have been doing drawings during the Seahawks season. Not sure what people win, but I like for them supporting the 12^th man.

I called in to order pizza to make sure it’s ready at a certain time. A few of those hot-​n-​ready pizzas. Employee was rude and stated that it’s a «hot and ready pizza» meaning that they should be ready. If you work there, you should know that it’s not ALWAYS ready, I just wanted to make sure I would have them, pay and leave. I explained. He said okay. I got there and waited 25 minutes. You gotta be kidding me, isn’t the only time it happened either. Bad service, cheap pizza, makes sense.

I am giving this four stars for the VALUE of your dollar. My son loves loves loves pizza. I am out of work and on a budget… and for $ 5 I can buy him a large Pepporoni pizza! Incredible deal.
Great pizza? NO! But certainly not a bad one either. and for the price, it is a phenomenal deal. Crust is pretty decent, as is the taste.
Crazy bread is also good, but at $ 4.50, not as great a bargain.
They always have a $ 5 Pepporoni pizza hot and ready to go. It is just too great of a bargain, and I love how affordable this is.

When I was a kid I really liked Little Caesars, but as they concentrate on the $ 5 pizza deals, quality has really suffered. My favorite pizza is a square pan Hawaiian, which I’m willing to pay a premium as well as wait for them to make it. Unfortunately, even though my single pizza cost almost 3 times their $ 5 pizzas, the effort put into making them is the same as $ 5 pizza and it shows (inconconsistant sauce, toppings, etc.).
So basically I’ve given up ordering pizza from them, but they do have this Jalapenos Cheese bread which is pretty good, ironically is prepared more like the original pizzas they made 10 years ago. Pretty much the only thing worth ordering anymore.
So get this, I walk in to place an order. And I give the gal my credit card. Total is like $ 4.96. She says she can’t accept card payments for under $ 5, tries to sell me some sauce. Two things. First, it is a direct violation of their merchant agreement to have a minimum charge for use of a MasterCard/​VISA. I know this because I have a fair bit of experience with merchant agreements and retailers. Second, I don’t want sauce, and I’m certainly not buying it for the privilege of using my card. Certainly not going to reward them for breaking their contractual obligations.
But I’m hungry, so I sigh, reach into my wallet and give her cash. All I have is $ 100s. She says «Sorry we can’t take $ 100s».
They are required to accept my MasterCard but they won’t. I have cash but they won’t take that either. I even offered debit which has roughly $.25 flat transaction fee, but they refused.
I spoke to the manager, but he’s both incompetent and apparently not empowered to make customer service decisions.
I informed him that he was directly violating their agreement with MasterCard, and that they were risking losing their ability to accept any MasterCards in the future. He said he understood but wasn’t willing to honor the agreement. I asked him if he was willing to risk losing a customer for life over a $.25 transaction fee, and he said he was.
I wish I’d have recorded it because I’m pretty sure that the franchise owner would disagree.

It’s a Little Caesars.
I fondly remembering ~loving~ this place growing up – but alas their pizza and business model has changed since the days of my youth.
Still, for $ 5? You aint wasting your $ on a fairly tasty pizza. Not the best, but for what you are you paying for, well. I don’t see anything to complain about.
New location. Clean. Staffed full of wide-​eyed teenagers looking to make their minimum wage.
Im in and out in less than 2 minutes, and I have about the easiest dinner I could get on the way home from class.