Little Caesar’s Pizza

Well, the good thing about Little Caesars is that it’s cheap. You really can’t complain much about $ 5 large pizzas that are hot and ready to go when you get there. I just had a large pepperoni pizza and it was pretty bland and almost like chewing cardboard, but it did hit the spot for me since I had a mad pizza craving and didn’t want to shell out too much for higher end pizzas and didn’t want to wait long for delivery. They really should be open late so they can take advantage of the stoner food crowd.

It’s decent, its cheap, and it’s consistent. Honestly what more do you want for the price? $ 5 for a large its 3 star worthy. Is it 3 stars if it was a $ 20 pizza? no.

Its easter sun day and we decided to just stay home for dinner and get pizza for the family. I usually don’t like coming here, but most other local pizza places were closed. So we said why not? Well, the pizza here is mediocre. Im not saying its terrible or disgusting, its still eatable. But its not in any way good or quality pizza. I guess not coming here for a while made me forget how dull their pizza is. You get what you pay for, but Ill much rather pay an extra 5 or 10 dollars for a real good pizza. Plus everyone who works here always seem so pist and depressed for working there. I understand being a teen at a pizza place isn’t the most ideal job. But at least give a lil smile every now and then and don’t look like you just saw a dead person

I like this place. On time always and for the price the pizza and cheese bread are awesome.

I order the pizza for an event I thought that it was really good and a good deal and the service was great.

So I decided to hit up the Little Caesar’s in Daly City. Once I asked about pick up on the phone, the lady hung up. How rude! (in my Stephanie Tanner voice). Since she hung up and I called again, the line was no longer working. I decided to go over because my boyfriend and I were craving their bacon-​wrapped crust pizza. The lady tells me that they’re unavailable and I am super disappointed! Why couldn’t she just have listened to me on the phone then mention it when I asked for it?! Ugh.
Anyways, I decided to hit up the location in Millbrae! I called ahead to see if I could pick up the pizza. A nice man answered the phone and said yes. He took my order and had it ready when I arrived. The location is located in a plaza strip and can be easily missed (cause Walgreens is so tall). If there’s one thing I hate about their parking lot, it is that the cars are close to coming over the line into the spot next to theirs.
$ 12 for a deep dish bacon wrapped crust pizza. Worth it. But it feels like a heart attack after 2 slices…
Little Caesar’s is also known for their $ 5 pizza which sounds like a deal! I’d definitely hit up this franchise again!

Went in for a couple quick pizzas for my son and his friends. Was told 10 – 15 minutes. 30 minutes later I was ready to get a refund. They said 5 minutes and we had to wait 10 minutes. We could’ve gotten delivery faster and little ceasers is supposed to be fast.

As I’ve said many times, you get what you pay for. So for $ 5, you can’t really expect much. I guess for a $ 5 pizza place it’s ok if I’m in a rush and want a pizza I can finish myself but would rather get pizza elsewhere. Recently tried their bacon wrapped deep dish and all I can say is eh. The bacon edge was nice and crispy but other than that the pizza was just boring. 4 pieces of pepperoni on each slice and at least each slice has a bacon wrapped edge. I had to try it as I usually try everything at least once. Since it’s $ 12, I would rather go to costco and get their big pizza for $ 10, which would last more meals. I must say I wouldn’t buy the bacon wrap again just because I don’t think it’s worth $ 12. There are a lot of other good pizza places vs little caesar’s.

I mean this pizza is nothing extraordinary. But for $ 5 for a large 1 topping pizza it’s kind of hard to beat.
Skip the hot n ready pizzas, order a fresh one.
Fast service, their cheesy garlic bread is the bomb.
They don’t really put a lot of toppings on their pizza though so if you want a lot then pay for double toppings.
I’d much rather have Toto’s in San Bruno but you could order 4 large pizzas here for the price of one Toto’s pizza.

For a $ 5 hot and ready large pepperoni pizza you can’t beat this price. You already expect it’s not going to be a great pizza, and it’s not. But, every time I’ve been here to get a hot and ready pizza, I always have to wait 10 – 20 mins. WHY? Because, it’s never ready every time I’ve come in.

I just picked up pizzas for the school dance. I didn’t get to actually eat the pizza. But for $ 5 each and the kids love it, why not?

A great take out place, order ahead. Cheesy bread and pizza tasted really fresh. Chicken wings were great too… its amazingly inexpensive … $ 2 2ltr soda $ 4 for cheesy bread, $ 5 pizza and $ 6 for wings :)) Staff is friendly and fast.
less one star as no chicken toppings available. They should add chicken toppings in their menu.

Definitely cant beat the price pizzas ok I vainly go for the crazy bread

Ain’t nothin’ wrong with a piping hot $ 5 pizza on a Sunday afternoon. Especially if there’s football on TV. This time, also tried the new cheesy bread — pretty effing good! Hot wings are «meh», but while in Rome…
Is it the best pizza you’re ever going to taste? Lord, no! But as we all know, pizza is a lot like sex. Don’t complain if you’re going to get some!

What’s there to say about the Pizza Pizza! here? Small shop, ready made cheese or pepperoni pizzas for $ 5 bucks, served up by friendly high school kids. I also got a $ 4 Italian cheese bread that took less than 10 minutes to make. Splurged for 2 liter Mountain Dew. Cheap, fast, and tasty enough. Parking lot is one way and usually pretty crowded as it is next to Walgreens and Trader Joes.

The only thing I like about this place is the breadsticks. I ate here the other day and I got sick from the pizza, with a bad case of food poisoning. At first I didn’t even think twice about it, but after searching online about their pizza, I realized that I wasn’t the only one who got sick from this place! Supposedly Little Caesars uses really cheap ingredients, so that must have been the case with my situation, to have made me ill. I can definitely say that I’ll never eat here again, if I can help it.

The pizza is good, but the service is bad. I had an unpleasant experience.
I placed an order by the phone and told the server that I would come over to pick up about 20 minutes later. The server said OK! However, when I showed and wanted to pick up, the server said there was NO any phone call order. All the servers were nonchalant! !!! It’s weird.

«PIZZA! PIZZA!» catchphrase from 90s commercials (they probably had it earlier)
To relive our childhood of going to Kmart for Little Caesars, we decided to come here instead of KFC or Rubio’s which both happen to have Tuesday deals. It just so happened we went to Kmart before this too but that location didn’t have a Little Caesars inside.
We decided to go on a Tuesday a month or so ago (it’s not a Tuesday deal, it’s an EVERYDAY & ANY TIME kind of deal), we came here for a $ 5 Large Pepperoni Pizza
& $ 2 Crazy Bread
. I don’t know of any other place that would feed so many people for only $ 7. There were only 2 of us, so we had plenty of leftovers.
The pizza is hot, the pizza is greasy, & the pizza tastes so good.
The crazy bread was also hot, greasy, & tasted so good with garlic seasoning.
If we lived closer, we would come ALL THE TIME. I know there’s one in SF, I’m not sure if that area is safe or where it’s located.
If you want something cheap, tasty, & not necessarily healthy, THIS IS IT!!!

Little Caesars in Millbrae make great pizzas. I’ve been here numerous times, and I always get a good tasting pizza. The sauce, cheese, and toppings were the right amount, for making a great pizza. The bake quality was perfect. The cut job was good too. One thing I don’t like is when I get an over cooked pizza. Grr…
For $ 5 you can’t beat it, especially when you’re on a budget like I am.
Even though I do work at Little Caesars in DC, this store in Millbrae is hands down the best in the Peninsula.

Ah yes, another walk down memory lane. This franchise was my first venture into take-​out pizza. Pizza Hut, Papa John’s, Gumby’s etc. would follow later but this most definitely was my first. I shared this memory with my bf and he cracked up laughing so here it is again.
So I’m six years old and walking with my sister back from a weekend of Kumon and mind enriching activities and with the little pocket money she buys an order of crazy bread with crazy sauce. For those of you who aren’t familiar with crazy bread, it’s basically pizza dough with parmesan and garlic crumbs with a thick pizza sauce.
«Can I have a bite?» my inquisitive 6 year-​old self asks.
«No.» Responds my 11 year-​old selfish sibling.
«Why not?» I counter.
«Because they’re made with puppy tails and you don’t want to eat that, now do you?» She leads on.
I think about this for a moment because puppy’s are adorable and don’t deserve to be eaten. But then again…
«Puppy tails! Yay! Are they that yummy??»
She’s flabbergasted at this point and gives up. Thus begins my love affair with Little Caesar’s and their awesome Little Caesar’s commercials.
For a cheap $ 5 Pepperoni Pizza where else could you possibly go? A great pan crust and it’s ready to go when you walk in, it’s practically impossible to beat. Everyone needs a grubby day where you just eat Little Caesar’s and we really should support the guys who put up a lot of blood sweat and tears for their franchises. To the average Joe’s, I support you!