Little Caesars Pizza

Pizza was good but should offer the stuffed crust for hot n ready special. I wish they would get rid of pepperoni and have sausage as their hot n ready.

Horrible Service. The people can’t understand anything you say, they just pretty much don’t know what’s going on. The manger at this store must be thinking people are stupid. The manager do not have any clue on Little Caesars Pizza products. I asked for manager and said he is the manager, he does not know how to handle customers and people like that should not work in service industry. I have ordered something and they have prepared some thing else. The so called store manager is very rude and you can think of employees in that location. I have been going to that location for last 10 years and will stop ordering anything from this location in my life.

If I could give less I would. I feel like they are running a circus behind the counter. The people can’t understand anything you say, they just pretty much don’t know what’s going on. I knew there was a reason I tend to frequent pizza my heart.

Nice. Hot. Cheap. Fun. Easy. Addicting. Fast. Friendly. Inviting. I’m broke. Lunch for the kids. yesssss
They forgot my marinara with the bread sticks. Four out of five stars

My friend and I are here waiting for our pizza and bread. Why? Because another person came in and asked for two crazy bread. So what did the cashier do? She didn’t even give us ours. Really? Pay attention. Off in la la land. One star because I love pizza ahaha.

$ 5 for a large pepperoni– I’m sold! Cheap quick, decently good pizza. However, the past two times I’ve been here, it was definitely not «hot-​n-​ready.» Had to wait 20 – 30 minutes for each time. Luckily I wasn’t pressed on time.

Store manager David did a great job in «selling» me the new deep dish bacon pizza. He had a great sense of humor. It was a good pizza for a Saturday treat’

*_*Quick inexpensive pizza*_*
Hot and ready, drive by pizza pick-​up status!
No seating area: strictly take out. Ready cheese or pepperoni for $ 5. For $ 1 more, choose one custom topping. Pizza is ready in 10 minutes. Dips like garlic butter, ranch, marinara sauce and more.
If you’re too fancy go spend your fancy money somewhere… fancier.
Recommend for a quick pizza fix!

The customer service here is fabulous! I was served by Danica, who was very welcoming and helpful. She did a wonderful job with helping me and did everything quickly and efficiently! They cannot pay that girl enough!

Little Caesars Pizza is great, it’s always been my favorite when it comes to pizza, although the crust can be dry the pizza itself is amazing. I came here just yesterday with my boyfriend and we ordered a pepperoni pizza. We walked over to the community center where the ducks are and just started eating the pizza over there. It was still hot when we finally sat down and the cheese was really chewy, cheesy, and yummy. The hot tomato sauce and cheese leaves a very mouth watering experience but sometimes you eat the topping and you’re left with the dry bread (it’s okay though) this place is better than competing pizza joints where you have to pay $ 15 plus tax or more. I LOVE the crazy bread and the wings. I just recently found out about the coupons in the Little Caesars website where you can print out an $ 8 value of the 3 meat treat pizza, all you have to do is pay tax so it’s basically like you’re getting a free pizza!

This is jenny from nearby dental office. We ordered one pepperoni and one combination pizza today for lunch for our staff. We found a piece of hair/​dreadlock in the combination pizza!!! Gross!!! I called and asked for the manager and was informed manager will not be in until 6pm. Again… gross!

The manger at this store must think people are stupid.
I went in and asked to have a fresh pizza made, (three meat treat) and they tried to give me one from the warmer box. I told him i’m willing to wait and he just said to me, they’re all the same it was just made. I said that’s ok, i’ll wait.
waited approx 10 minutes and asked when I could expect my pizza. he said, oh, it’s done and he walked over to the warmer box, took out the same pizza they tried to sell me the first time. I told him that was the old one and he tried argue with me that it was fresh made. I was standing there the whole time and nobody put a pizza in that box while I was standing there. He flat lied to my face and then wanted to argue about it.
I told him to give my money back and he refused. I was pissed, so I just walked out without my pizza and went elsewhere for dinner.
I wish I would have gotten his name, but I pobabaly would not have understood it anyway.

Terrible service. I got there and there was NO HOT N READY pizza’s as advertised. Then the young man at the front, starts counting out money from the register, without acknowledging me, the customer. I had to ask if he can come take my order. Which he did, then told me that the pizza won’t be ready for a few minutes. I asked the manager, why the bad customer service and the lack of food, he told me he understands, and told me the order would be free. The young lady behind the counter says, I can’t believe you are giving her free pizza, I asked for her name, she refused, I told her this was very bad customer service and demanded an apology, She told me to F*** myself. Her manager Gino E. said that Jennifer will be written up for this. She told a customer to F*** themselves. Pathetic.

It has been years, OK decades, since I’ve had Little Caesars pizza. But when my nieces said they wanted Little Caesars pizza and crazy bread for dinner, I remembered seeing this location off of Saratoga Sunnyvale Rd.
Small place, but clean and the cashier was friendly. As we waited for our order, there was a steady flow of customers ordering the Hot and Ready pizzas. Everyone received their pizzas right away.
We received our order and went home. Surprisingly, the food was tasty and the dough was soft. It’s not your gourmet pizza, but if you need tasty pizza and cheese bread on a budget price, come here.

In some ways just what I remember from years ago when I enjoyed Little Caesars on the east coast and their square pizzas. Of course now most of them are round but still about the same. Cheap price, decent food, quick and easy to grab on the way home. Service at this location has been pretty decent thus far.

Well, the cool thing is that if you spent $ 30 here you could feed a whole family, as well as 2 horses that have been drawing a carriage all night.
If you do, you might as well buy Little Caesars stock, ’cause the frenzy of such a large transaction there could send it up a nice 20%

I haven’t been to a Little Caesars in YEEAAARRRSSS. Like, in DECADES. I remember when Little Caesars had their «PizzaPizza!!» commercials all over the radio & TV when I was growing up. *sigh* And here I go, dating myself… =(
So I was on the way to a friend’s house and turned to Unilocal,to find something good & cheap in the area around his place for lunch.
Tsingtao Taste (4 stars): SHUT DOWN/​CLOSED. Dohhhh.
Mr. Chau’s Fast Food (3 stars): SHUT DOWN/​CLOSED. Aaacccckkkk
One Love Pizza (4 stars): CLOSED… even though they’re not supposed to be closed on a Sun afternoon! aaaarrrrrgggggghhhhhhhh!!!
So I just start driving aimlessly in the area and spot a Little Caesars and see that they’re advertising $ 5 Large Cheese pizza or $ 5 Pepperoni Pizza and go, «Oh, screw it… it’s only 5 dollars, anyways.»
I call the place up, and order 1 large pepperoni from the lady.
She takes down my name (even asks how to spell Jason!).
She takes down my number.
And even tells me to come in 10 – 15 min
So far, so good.
KEEPING TRACK OF ORDERS: ²⁄₅
So I go there in 10 minutes, go up to the cashier and say, «I phoned in 1 pepperoni.»
Without even asking for my name or number, she turns around, reaches into the food heater and takes out a pepperoni pizza and tells me: $ 5.41.
I mean, I’m not complaining: I got my relatively hot pepperoni pizza.
But she didn’t even verify that I called it in or anything like that.
Sorta weird. =P
TASTE: ³⁄₅
Is the pizza awesome? No; it’s basically a hand-​made version of something slightly better that you could find in the frozen aisles in the grocery store.
Dominos has at least not-​bad tasting crust.
Round Table Pizza will always taste awesome.
Papa John’s at least sorta tries to go for healthy, and has that garlic oil dipping thing.
And Pizza Hut is greasy… and grease just tastes good. lol
But hey, it’s hand-​made and relatively hot.
PRICE: ⁴⁄₅
Come on… a hand-​made pizza large pepperoni pizza for $ 5? You can’t expect it to be made my Benedictine monks who freshly squeeze and roll their own mozzarella cheese and raise their own pigs and cure it for decades to make delicious pepperoni. It’s not bad at all for $ 5!
But is it something that I would eat repeatedly week after week? Bleh… not at all. =P

Some people rave about what a bargain a $ 5 large pie is, but with the poor quality ingredients and skimpy toppings I consider it a waste of $ 5 on crummy pizza that tastes little different from the soggy cardboard box it comes in. Okay, if I were borderline destitute I’d consider it a good alternative to eating store-​brand mac-​n-​cheese all the time, but since I’m not I’d much rather pay $ 15 for pizza worth eating.
Even my friends who (used to) like the place admit that this particular location has gone downhill with incompetent staff after a change in management several months ago.

While the service was good, what we received in the coveted Little Caesars box was about the worst pizza in all of our years.
I knew something was wrong when we got it into the car and I could hear it sliding all around the box and the fact that it smelled like burned cookies.
Heres the deal. We ordered a Large Pepperoni [the $ 5 deal], but with light on the sauce. Simple enough one would think.
We got home, put a movie on, opened up the pizza to find a pepperoni and cheese and cardboard crust with NO sauce. Dry as hell. The slices were unevenly cut too, with some cut small and some cut to the size of a Sbarro slice. The last piece I ate was actually ¼ of the pizza, so yeah definitely some faulty cutting going on here. That I can live with. But when I ask for light on the sauce and dont get any sauce… WTF.

Maybe it’s because I grew up on Little Caesar’s (Pizza! Pizza!), but I like this place. I fully acknowledge that there is better pizza to be had (Vito’s comes to mind), but this qualifies as comfort food for me. And my kids love their Italian sausage pizza.
I never order their Hot ‘n’ Ready pizzas, because I suspect that they’ve been sitting around for longer than they’d admit, but if you go during the busy times then the turnover is fairly rapid. Ordering something other than cheese or pepperoni will guarantee you a fresh pizza; ours have always been piping hot when we do this.
You get what you pay for, and at $ 5 no one should expect a chevre pizza topped with morels. It’s cheaper, faster, and tastier than a Red Baron pizza you have to cook yourself.