Every once in a while, I pick up a Little Caesars Hot n Ready when I'm on the go. A few weeks ago, on a Sunday sometimes between lunch and dinner, I stopped at this location and it was the worst one I've had in a while. It was old, dried up, and thinner than normal. I didn't take it back because, well, I paid $5 for it and I was hungry. I will assume this was a fluke and continue to eat at other LC locations when I feel the urge.
(2)
Marc S.
Best pie in the area for the price. $8 will get you two deep dish pies. Sauce to Cheese ratio is dead nuts. Cant beat it, in fact I have had certain local area pizzerias in the area on a weekly basis and this still is the best.
(5)
Cassidy B.
Too saucy Not that great Good deal though
(3)
Christopher G.
This is really bad stuff. But at 2 pizzas for $5 you should expect it. I presume the only way these places stay in business, are parents wanting to feed kids cheaply. Or I guess even adults. 1 star for the pie, plus 1 more for price, even if it is "You get what you pay for".
(2)
Adam L.
It's Little Caesars. I live dangerously close to this place. It's VERY VERY convenient. I love picking up pizza for a simple dinner and then reheating for lunch the next day. If you frequent a particular store, be sure to sign up for text message deals and grab a rewards card.
(5)
Maxwell R.
This place is my lord and savior I will never understand how the pizza is so good and SO CHEAP it's literally a dream come true I wish I could kiss Little Caesar sometimes I just get so emotional
(5)
Matthew B.
A Little Ceasar's HnR is about as good a deal as you will find in fast food/take out pizza. $5 to feed 2-3 people is nearly unbeatable. Throw in a $2.49 order of Crazy Bread and boom.....Dinner is served! Only thing i could think that would make it better, and probably more profitable, is to have a drive thru. i dont know if they could make the pizzas fast enough. I'm sure there are some out there that have drive thrus, just none in my area. No biggie though,just a thought! 2 Thumbs up!
(5)
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Address :1242 West 5th Avenue
Grandview Heights, OH, 43212
Takes Reservations : No Delivery : No Take-out : Yes Accepts Credit Cards : Yes Accepts Bitcoin : No Good For : Lunch Parking : Private Lot Bike Parking : No Wheelchair Accessible : Yes Good for Kids : Yes Good for Groups : Yes Attire : Casual Noise Level : Quiet Alcohol : No Outdoor Seating : No Wi-Fi : No Has TV : No Dogs Allowed : No Waiter Service : No Caters : Yes
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Steve P.
Every once in a while, I pick up a Little Caesars Hot n Ready when I'm on the go. A few weeks ago, on a Sunday sometimes between lunch and dinner, I stopped at this location and it was the worst one I've had in a while. It was old, dried up, and thinner than normal. I didn't take it back because, well, I paid $5 for it and I was hungry. I will assume this was a fluke and continue to eat at other LC locations when I feel the urge.
(2)Marc S.
Best pie in the area for the price. $8 will get you two deep dish pies. Sauce to Cheese ratio is dead nuts. Cant beat it, in fact I have had certain local area pizzerias in the area on a weekly basis and this still is the best.
(5)Cassidy B.
Too saucy Not that great Good deal though
(3)Christopher G.
This is really bad stuff. But at 2 pizzas for $5 you should expect it. I presume the only way these places stay in business, are parents wanting to feed kids cheaply. Or I guess even adults. 1 star for the pie, plus 1 more for price, even if it is "You get what you pay for".
(2)Adam L.
It's Little Caesars. I live dangerously close to this place. It's VERY VERY convenient. I love picking up pizza for a simple dinner and then reheating for lunch the next day. If you frequent a particular store, be sure to sign up for text message deals and grab a rewards card.
(5)Maxwell R.
This place is my lord and savior I will never understand how the pizza is so good and SO CHEAP it's literally a dream come true I wish I could kiss Little Caesar sometimes I just get so emotional
(5)Matthew B.
A Little Ceasar's HnR is about as good a deal as you will find in fast food/take out pizza. $5 to feed 2-3 people is nearly unbeatable. Throw in a $2.49 order of Crazy Bread and boom.....Dinner is served! Only thing i could think that would make it better, and probably more profitable, is to have a drive thru. i dont know if they could make the pizzas fast enough. I'm sure there are some out there that have drive thrus, just none in my area. No biggie though,just a thought! 2 Thumbs up!
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