Little Caesars Pizza

The only reason they got the second star is because the Pizza was good. The service absolutely sucked.
This location has never had anything «Hot n Ready» (despite having those words plastered all over the walls) when I visited in the past, so I wasn’t surprised when the cashier said they didn’t have any Deep Dish, but I was assured «it’ll only take ten minutes» so I paid for my pizza and Crazy Combo, then waited. 20 minutes later, here comes my pizza, but wait! They were out of Crazy Bread (they gave it all to the people who came in after me). It only took ten more minutes.
Despite the fact that people were waiting for food, none of the employees seemed to be in any kind of hurry. A few people were standing around. It was a disorganized mess.
I didn’t think «Hot n Ready» meant «30-​minute wait.» If you’re coming to this location I suggest you call it in.

Back in the day Little Caesars offered not just Pizza, but Pizza Pizza. I even worked at a location in Southern California one summer while I was in high school. No word on just what day that was, as I don’t want to put a date on just how old I am.
Then they vanished.
But now, as the chain hits their 50^th anniversary, they are back with a slightly new concept. The cartoonish Caesar is still on the boxes, and the stores look about the same, but instead of selling two pizzas for a low, low price, they have a quick-​serve model where you walk in and buy pre-​made pies out of a rack behind the cashiers (you can also order specialty pizzas if you like, but where’s the fun in that?).
Generally this is limited to cheese and pepperoni, but during dinner hours (5−8pm, I believe) you can also get their «three meat» pizza, and of course they have their Crazy Bread and Italian Cheese Bread (yummy). You can even add their dipping sauces for an extra charge ($ 0.60 I think).
Certainly not the best pie in town, but when you don’t have to wait for it and you’re in a pinch coming up with dinner, it’s not a bad deal at all. The breads may be the best deal in the bunch.