Little Caesars Pizza

Only some of the time are they hot and ready. I’ve come in and they will say oh we are making them now. Once I told them I wanted a pepperoni which they said they were making more. I sat down to wait and after 20 mins and ten people who got their orders I went up to them and asked where my pizza was. Apparently they had forgotten about me and said they have to make more pepperoni pizzas because they gave them all out already.

I’m not sure why I ever come here, since every time I do the food is mediocre and/​or I don’t get what I paid for. Yes even for the price my pizza should be cooked thoroughly and hot, that is what I PAY for in the first place, right? My fiancé and I decided to stop in because we wanted to try the pretzel dippers. We did not see them on the menu so we planned on asking the cashier if they served them. Too bad NO ONE came up to the counter for almost 10 minutes, not even a «hello be right with you.» NOTHING! All I had was a simple question to make sure it was worth the wait, and I would have waited, but we weren’t even acknowledged! I understand it gets busy, but basic customer service (greet) wasn’t even fulfilled. The previous times I have been there haven’t been great either. We have gotten the wrong order every time we have been there, literally. One time the young lady manager yelled at her 4 younger employees and ran outside for a smoke break, in front of everyone. I think I have officially learned my lesson to NEVER go here again.

Please note: I’ve been a loyal customer of this place for a decade. They need to clean house at this place.
Please see my experience from last Friday (October 2, 2015) @ 7pm.
First I walk in and there are about four other people standing around and checking their cell phones just killing time. Not what I expect from a place that prides itself on «HOT N READY» pizza. I placed my order for a «HOT N READY» Pepperoni for my kids and a side of BBQ Wings for the wife. I give the college aged girl working the counter a $ 50.00. She responds by saying, «I cannot accept a $ 50 — do you have a credit card?» I asked her why all of a sudden they do not take large bills and she said it is their policy. I told her that I’ve been here before countless times and I can even recall giving them a $ 100.00 one time? If it is their policy; shouldn’t they be like any other establishment and put up a sign that they do not accept large bills? Anyway, no biggie (I paid with a $ 20.00) so let’s move on.
So I’m about 15 minutes into waiting and more and more people keep coming in and placing orders however, none of the other folks that were here before me have been given their pizzas. I was expecting them to start kicking it into high gear to fulfill their orders and I start to see staff members walking by and idly chatting with each other. Now I understand why they are behind — one guy even had his arm against a pillar and was talking to the girl at the front who was working the register. They were laughing and smiling so I could only assume that this wasn’t work related. Now other people are starting to get their pizzas but the girl at the front keeps asking what everybody ordered because she is clueless. It was a disaster. The system became whomever was served was based upon whomever she looked at first. So she started giving people «HOT N READY» pizzas who had just showed up and the others who were standing around waiting already were not served. This was a frequent question she asked, «What did you have?» She was pissing everybody off.
So I got my pizza but they forgot my wings. So I had to tell her I ordered BBQ wings but I couldn’t show her my receipt because I had to remind her that she didn’t give me one. Then I had to wait another ten minutes for the wings to be made…
Meanwhile, there were already a bunch of other customers grumbling «when will my pizza be ready?» and one lady was going off on the girl at the front because she screwed up her order because she didn’t apply the coupon that she presented to the girl initially. The girl at the front tried to justify her actions to the customer (not usually a good idea?) by explaining that the customer ordered a pan pizza so the coupon isn’t valid? — whatever? Try saying something then at the point of order? I just wanted to get out of here in the worst way. I think the customers got agitated further by just watching the staff laughing and chatting away while folks are waiting for their food which is supposed to be already prepared or close to it. I need to call the regional manager because I go here all the time for kids parties, etc. I hold management accountable because the young staff needs to be directed to act with a sense of urgency.

Ive been coming here since they opened. Well my wife was grocery shopping and i said hey just run and pick up some pizzas. I wanted to try the pretzel one. Well she ordered it and waited what she said was 20mins before the employee realized to put it in the oven. Definitely going to be calling and complaining about that. Always subpar pizza and service but the quality of food is expected at that price.

The pizza is good & cheap but the service is TERRIBLE! There were 22 people waiting tonight for their orders. There is no distinction between those picking up & those who are ordering. Takes forever! I just had to comment because this has become the norm on weekends. Needs better management.

I haven’t gotten the pizza here in a long time, but the crazy bread is always great. On a rare occasion, you’ll get one batch that’s dry, but generally it’s pretty good!

I must be a masochist to keep going to a place in hopes it can (by some miracle) improve.
Look.this place I’m sure is fine for your typical no-​fuss out-​the-​door pizza which possibly applies to 90% of it’s business. I order the same 2 custom pizzas each and every time… and almost every time they screw it up. The last time I was there I handed the front-​person my order written on a piece of paper. She asked me what’s this for? I said — so it doesn’t get screwed up again. She admitted that the issue is with people in the back. Anyways when I got my pizzas I opened the boxes up and took a quick peek before leaving (everything looked in order). NO… got home there is sausage on a pizza I didn’t order sausage on… the receipt was correct. the pizza was not. Drive back with the one pizza whilst some family members eat the other. I get back to the place and the front-​person recognizes me? Asks what the issue is and I explain the. She tells me I need to explain it to the ‘manager’ who is also standing up front taking orders… I go through the whole spiel and explain the messed up pizza, the time in transit… I get a simple sorry. we’ll make this right for you… I wait and they make another pizza… I take a look… it appears ok… get home…
Under cooked! The mozzarella shreds are not completely melted. Not cool! I’m so mad.
How hard is it to make two pizzas correctly? From start to finish I didn’t eat dinner for a hour from the time I’d first ordered.
I’m ready to print a card, laminate it, and give it them to keep at the back. Tell them when I order to refer to the card… give me the INSERT-​NAME-​HERE Special!

Little Caesars after a night out or let’s be honest a night in when you don’t feel like cooking is awesome. This location is not as good as the Roosevelt location but does seem to do more business. Definitely better than the big chain pizza joints but not as good as other places close by (like Roundheads).

Before I start this review I’d like to say that you get what you pay for! This is not Lou Malnati’s or Dominos, they are on a completely different level. So I’m not comparing them to those big name pizza places. I got a pretzel pizza from Caesars, which to my surprise was better than what I expected! The pepperoni was delicious and it was quite cheesy so that’s always a bonus! I would defiantly get it again.

In the mood for pizza and don’t want to wait? Come here. For $ 5.36 I had a hot pepperoni pizza. It tastes the same as it did as a kid! They are a little heavy on the sauce, but I like the taste, so its not an issue to me. They still have crazy bread, as well as some other items too– like wings, which may make you wait a few minutes. Not the best pizza all time, but it is distinct, and I definitely get specific cravings just for this. I will be back next time the craving hits!
PS– friendly service, clean store front.

Subpar service at best. Always a new kid or two screwing up orders. They look at you when you ask for something a certain way (not charred to death). If you ask for peppers or zap packs.. They will look at you abs say what are zap packs. Been really tempted to write to Mr. I to get this resolved.

Great Pizza! This location is WAY better then Boilingbrook location.

I always get pizza here… At least once a month, because my teenager craves for cheap pizza… Don’t ask me why… I mean there’s Lu Malnati’s down the street, which is the best pizza I believe…
Anyways, I came today, ordered 2 pizza and crazy bread… This Brittney lady asked me for my ID?
I told her, I have been here many times… And she never asked for ID?
For whaaaaaat? $ 13 dollars worth of crappy food?
She saw me pull up in a brand new Benz
Are you freakin kidding me???
I am not done here… I am going to their website… And complain about this Brittney…
She was not even apologetic… Or if she said something like…“I’m sorry ma’am… This is our procedure now…” I would’ve just taken the BS and moved on…
The thing is… She didn’t ask the next customer for ID…
I am so pissed… Maybe she is hating the fact, that i look classy and I drive a Benz…
And she is fat and working at a pizza place…
That is not my problem though… Treat your customers the same damn way…
If this brittney can’t do customer service, maybe she should be at the back… Mopping the floor or something…

Cheap, Fast and good.

It still tastes the same =) I remember eating this as a kid and it brings make so many memories. But after a lot of the locations closed. Those memories soon faded until recently.
Located in a strip mall on the NE corner of 63^rd St & Fairview Ave. They always have their Large Cheese and Cheese and Pepperoni for $ 5 Hot-​N-​Ready. Most of the times I went (dinner time) I was surprised on how many people were in and out. You really can’t beat the bang for your buck. While it’s not of Domino’s or Pizza Hut quality, it’s half the price.
The Crazy Bread (bread sticks) are always a plus. I haven’t tried the wings yet so I can’t comment on that.
Bonus: A few weeks back I picked up a few pizzas and they gave me this awesome pizza bag to keep them warm.

For the price you cant beat it.
In my opinion no other bread sticks come close.
Never skip the buttery garlic dipping sauce.
Definitely a big fan!

Really is the «best value in America!» Hot and Ready pizzas, ready when you come in fresh out of the oven, for only $ 5!!! Plus chicken wings, Crazy Bread, and Italian Cheese Bread. A friendly team working there… great food, great service, great value!