It's little C's ! The king of cheap pizza , but it has become truly decent pizza , at that price point , over the years . Classic pepperoni ultimate combo or occasionally the deep crust or what're special is going at the time.
(3)
Josh T.
Pep hot and ready is never ready, management for some reason only has one person working the kitchen and counter. The poor girl looked so stressed out I felt really bad for her. Dear owner you're competing with Mod, City Perk, Papa Murphy's, and soon to be Panera Bread. Step your game up a bit or die trying.
(1)
Kallis G.
This place is great! Great price. Very tasty pizzas for the price. Super fast too. I highly recommend them for a quick meal.
(4)
Ryan R.
Look, reviewing a Little Caesars is not like reviewing a regular restaurant. If you have never eaten at a Little Caesars before, let me be the first to officially welcome you to Earth. Instead, this place has to be reviewed by the standards of Little Caesars and its price/quality level competitors. By that measure, this location is one of the best. Having been the night manager of a Little Caesars years ago, as well as a lifetime fan, take my word for it; this location does everything right. The Crazy Bread is correctly cooked, buttered, and fake-parmesaned. The Italian Cheese Bread is flawless, just like the pan pizzas. If you don't like Little Caesars, you probably won't eat here anyway. If you do like them, do yourself a favor and drive away from the Covington and Kent-James St locations to visit this one. It's worth the extra drive.
(5)
Michael D.
For basic pizza, Little Ceasars Pizza takes the crown. There are locations in the valley where I would consider myself a "regular". This chain provides the most "bang for your buck", and whats not to like about pizza, right? My favorite is their Italian Cheese Bread; that is what I long for when I see the orange sign or hear the "pizza-pizza" slogan. This location is in the Four Corners shopping mall. Fortunately for the consumer, pizza competition in little 'ol Maple Valley is tuff. There are SEVEN pizza places within a mile of each other! Based on that this is one of the lower quality; cheaper versions of this fan favorite. This is strictly carry out and their competition sells the same size pizza for the same price...It comes down to two values: convenience and quality...based on that Ill probably go for the wonderful cheese bread only. I hope the individual niches each pizza place provides is unique enough for all to succeed.
(3)
Sean R.
New. Clean. Friendly. Fast. Compliments stop there. I haven't had little Caesars since I was the early 90's, but I never recall it being this bad. Toppings were not evenly spread. The crust and meat toppings were extremely bland. Just didnt appear to be high quality toppings. The crust was properly brown on the bottom but gooey raw on top side. I suspect since it was a new establishment, the staff was inexperienced and/or the oven needed further tuning. :-(
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Address :23852 SE Kent Kangley Rd
Maple Valley, WA, 98038
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Specialities
Takes Reservations : No Delivery : Yes Take-out : Yes Accepts Credit Cards : Yes Bike Parking : Yes Good for Kids : Yes Good for Groups : No Attire : Casual Noise Level : Quiet Alcohol : No Outdoor Seating : No Has TV : No Waiter Service : No
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Geoff H.
It's little C's ! The king of cheap pizza , but it has become truly decent pizza , at that price point , over the years . Classic pepperoni ultimate combo or occasionally the deep crust or what're special is going at the time.
(3)Josh T.
Pep hot and ready is never ready, management for some reason only has one person working the kitchen and counter. The poor girl looked so stressed out I felt really bad for her. Dear owner you're competing with Mod, City Perk, Papa Murphy's, and soon to be Panera Bread. Step your game up a bit or die trying.
(1)Kallis G.
This place is great! Great price. Very tasty pizzas for the price. Super fast too. I highly recommend them for a quick meal.
(4)Ryan R.
Look, reviewing a Little Caesars is not like reviewing a regular restaurant. If you have never eaten at a Little Caesars before, let me be the first to officially welcome you to Earth. Instead, this place has to be reviewed by the standards of Little Caesars and its price/quality level competitors. By that measure, this location is one of the best. Having been the night manager of a Little Caesars years ago, as well as a lifetime fan, take my word for it; this location does everything right. The Crazy Bread is correctly cooked, buttered, and fake-parmesaned. The Italian Cheese Bread is flawless, just like the pan pizzas. If you don't like Little Caesars, you probably won't eat here anyway. If you do like them, do yourself a favor and drive away from the Covington and Kent-James St locations to visit this one. It's worth the extra drive.
(5)Michael D.
For basic pizza, Little Ceasars Pizza takes the crown. There are locations in the valley where I would consider myself a "regular". This chain provides the most "bang for your buck", and whats not to like about pizza, right? My favorite is their Italian Cheese Bread; that is what I long for when I see the orange sign or hear the "pizza-pizza" slogan. This location is in the Four Corners shopping mall. Fortunately for the consumer, pizza competition in little 'ol Maple Valley is tuff. There are SEVEN pizza places within a mile of each other! Based on that this is one of the lower quality; cheaper versions of this fan favorite. This is strictly carry out and their competition sells the same size pizza for the same price...It comes down to two values: convenience and quality...based on that Ill probably go for the wonderful cheese bread only. I hope the individual niches each pizza place provides is unique enough for all to succeed.
(3)Sean R.
New. Clean. Friendly. Fast. Compliments stop there. I haven't had little Caesars since I was the early 90's, but I never recall it being this bad. Toppings were not evenly spread. The crust and meat toppings were extremely bland. Just didnt appear to be high quality toppings. The crust was properly brown on the bottom but gooey raw on top side. I suspect since it was a new establishment, the staff was inexperienced and/or the oven needed further tuning. :-(
(2)