Little Caesars

I was helped by a very nice young lady. I believe her name was Alana. She was very patient with me, even with a line out of the door. She even offered me the bacon wrapped pizza which my husband loved! I will definitely be back! She was so professional and was above board!

The pizza is good and the location is great for a student but for the rest of us the egress is a little Tough at times. That being said they have a great deal and pizza for the price and the wait is pretty good also. This is an pick up and take out only place once you understand that you will appreciate the staff a little more

I have frequented this location for several years. Typically everything has always been the status quo for a LC.
That said, I went there tonight. It would appear to be under new management. This is not a good thing. Several people in front of me had call in orders that no one seemed to know anything about. The guy running the front counter seemed scatter brained and clueless.
By the time I got to the counter I placed my order. To their credit, their hot and ready were in fact ready. Which I am thankful for. This is why I choose a LC. Because I need it right then.
Get the pizzas home and open up to find my deep dish does not have caramelized cheese edges… It has charcoal edges. Not only that, but half the pieces appear to have no cheese at all on the rest of the piece.
So, not only was the service terrible (I had to wait 15 min just to get to the counter due to the botched call in orders) but my pizza was pretty much inedible. Could I have called? Sure. Did I? No. It’s 8 dollars. And that’s what Unilocal for
If you go here, check your pizza before you go. If you have a call in, expect to pick up you pizza with a side of frustration and disappointment.

As a «foodie», I shouldn’t even THINK of this place for pizza. But somedays, you’re nearly broke, want carbs, mainly pizza so you’ll go here. Sure it tastes like cardboard, but it’s cheap and fills you up. Ranch will help the lack of taste and make the cardboard texture slightly better. Their breadsticks are still a lot better then their actual pizza. Their pretzel pizza is surprisingly good with the cheese only one. It is what it is, and it’s the closet pizza place nearby so yeah. Oh yeah, BIGGEST complaint: the misnomer about $ 5 hot and ready: NOT hot and ready, long wait times almost always, AND now they added .99 cents they should call it ALMOST $ 6 AND ALMOST hot and ready.

The food here is a great quality for the the price. There’s nothing too special about the place though, the people don’t leave a lasting impression. Its more expensive since its right near a college, but the product is exactly the same.

Every time I come in I am greeted with a smile!!! I love this family owned business!!! Very hard working people and always a pleasure to visit. I have never had problems and if I ever did I know they would make it right. This is an A+++ location to purchase Little Caesars Pizza hands down!!!

Don’t let my rating fool you. I’ve been working at this place of business since day one (just over two years now), and the food just makes me want to get sick. At first the food was amazing, so I highly recommend ordering from here. One of the only items that I can still eat is the 3-​Meat Treat. Delicious! As for Doug B’s review, there has never been anyone at the store that fits that description, nor can you get sick from a piece of hair. Not to mention the standard protocol for Little Caesars requires long hair to be in a ponytail or in a hairnet, for your hat to remain forward and on at all times, and you are unable to touch any part of your body (if you do, you MUST wash your hands). It disgusts me to see an illegitimate negative review about any business.

I had the pleasure of finding one of there employee’s hairs cooked into my pizza. I realize that the new «look» for the kids today is to resemble the Shaggy DA, but when you have hair in front of your face it’s bound to happen. Constantly brushing your hair to the sides so you can see the pizza you’re assembling. Maybe if his hair was pulled back and put in a «pony tail» my order would have stood a fighting chance. Just a hat alone tilled to the side doesn’t seem to be a preventive measure. The kid is easy to spot. He is the one that looks like Jimbo Jones from the Simpsons. Not that I won’t go back. It’s the only location within a 5 miles. I know it’s cheap pizza. When you got a house full of kids it’s the best way to go. I didn’t think I paid extra to get them sick.