This Little Caesar's is about as much fun as a visit to a demilitarized zone, and about as friendly and fun. I say this with an already reasonable standard of what to expect from a Little Caesar's. I have been popping in here for years despite the location in a really rough strip mall, but I no longer will be. Consistently, with my last several visits: Always rundown and dirty in the lobby, and set up in a way that if you sit down, anyone who is standing has an their ass directly in your face. They seem to only hire rude high school kids. They can't seem to communicate with you, until they are telling you off. They do not care if a homeless guy is in there panhandling or harassing you. One time while I was waiting, a guy followed a woman in screaming at her for not giving him change. They pretended not to notice this screaming guy in the lobby harassing their customers? One of my guilty pleasure foods is their pretzel crust pizza. Gourmet, it is not, but sometimes I want to pound a few slices of cheesy junk food. My last two experiences: I call in my order. The girl tells me about five to six times, I have to be in by a certain time to get my pizza - though she keeps telling me this after getting halfway through the sentence that is getting my order started. When I tell her I'm on my way home and will be dropping in, she begins copping an attitude about if I "will be there or not." She finally takes my order, it takes two tries. Today: There is a sign IN THE STORE and a flier I got in my mailbox...saying the pretzel crust is "Hot'n'Ready" from 4-8 pm. So, at 7, I decide to stop in and grab a pretzel crust, because f*ck my body. The girl says you can only call those in, and it'll be 15-20 minutes. I pass on that since I didn't feel like being stuck there for that long, and inquire about when they are actually ready, since the sign says 4-8. I wasn't rude about it, I just want to know when I can get a friggin pretzel crust without a twenty minute wait. She proceeds to get pissy and say they are never ready to go, order only, and it "doesn't matter what the sign says." okay. And let me throw in that the family on the register next to me was there for two customers in front of me, waiting, because the girl needed her manager - but just shouted his name instead of going and getting the guy.
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Address :4340 W McDowell Road,Suite 6
Phoenix, AZ, 85035
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Specialities
Takes Reservations : No Delivery : No Take-out : Yes Accepts Credit Cards : Yes Bike Parking : No Good for Kids : Yes Good for Groups : No Attire : Casual Noise Level : Average Alcohol : No Outdoor Seating : No Wi-Fi : No Has TV : No Waiter Service : No Caters : No
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Laurel C.
This Little Caesar's is about as much fun as a visit to a demilitarized zone, and about as friendly and fun. I say this with an already reasonable standard of what to expect from a Little Caesar's. I have been popping in here for years despite the location in a really rough strip mall, but I no longer will be. Consistently, with my last several visits: Always rundown and dirty in the lobby, and set up in a way that if you sit down, anyone who is standing has an their ass directly in your face. They seem to only hire rude high school kids. They can't seem to communicate with you, until they are telling you off. They do not care if a homeless guy is in there panhandling or harassing you. One time while I was waiting, a guy followed a woman in screaming at her for not giving him change. They pretended not to notice this screaming guy in the lobby harassing their customers? One of my guilty pleasure foods is their pretzel crust pizza. Gourmet, it is not, but sometimes I want to pound a few slices of cheesy junk food. My last two experiences: I call in my order. The girl tells me about five to six times, I have to be in by a certain time to get my pizza - though she keeps telling me this after getting halfway through the sentence that is getting my order started. When I tell her I'm on my way home and will be dropping in, she begins copping an attitude about if I "will be there or not." She finally takes my order, it takes two tries. Today: There is a sign IN THE STORE and a flier I got in my mailbox...saying the pretzel crust is "Hot'n'Ready" from 4-8 pm. So, at 7, I decide to stop in and grab a pretzel crust, because f*ck my body. The girl says you can only call those in, and it'll be 15-20 minutes. I pass on that since I didn't feel like being stuck there for that long, and inquire about when they are actually ready, since the sign says 4-8. I wasn't rude about it, I just want to know when I can get a friggin pretzel crust without a twenty minute wait. She proceeds to get pissy and say they are never ready to go, order only, and it "doesn't matter what the sign says." okay. And let me throw in that the family on the register next to me was there for two customers in front of me, waiting, because the girl needed her manager - but just shouted his name instead of going and getting the guy.
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