HNR Pepperoni pizza. Although I don't feel this is the best pizza, for $5.00 ya get what you pay for. Quick, hot, and convenient meal for at least two adults. It's not the Little Ceasars Pizza that I grew up with, but in a pinch it's a good go to. Location is easily accessible, staff is polite and knowledgeable, transaction simple and quick. Two (2) stars for pizza quality + four (4) stars for location and staff rounds it out to three (3) stars.
(3)
Steven A.
Lack luster service here. Called ahead to get a custom pizza. They quoted me at 1/2 an hour and then gave me a deep dish pepperoni without anything I asked for. Called back and they said bring the other pizza in and they will replace it. Brought the pizza back and received the wrong pizza again.
(1)
Marco G.
Can't complain about a 5 dollar pizza , but at this location "hot and ready "means I have to wait 5 to 7 mins for a pizza . Sure the pizza is right out the oven , but it defeats the purpose of having pizza "hot and ready." Maybe it's just this location that seems to never have anything ready , and the teens working there a very confused and lack motivation . My kids really like there pizza or else I wouldn't even bother stoping in .
(2)
Alisha C.
You can't really beat a $5 pepperoni pizza. I haven't eaten at little Caesars since I was a child. Being that I wanted a pizza and was on a budget thought I'd give this place a try. Service was super fast in and out very quickly. Paid and immediately had my pizza in hand. Usually I eat Pizza Hut but for the fast service and decent taste for $5 I would return.
(4)
Sue C.
"Hot and UNREADY" I needed to stop here every couple of weeks over the summer to pick up "Hot and Ready" cheese and a pepperoni pizzas (calling ahead was not an option as we never knew when we would be going by the store). Four out of 5 times they were out of "Hot and Ready" pizzas and we either had to wait for them to make the pizza or just leave and find something else (we usually just left and found something else). The pizza itself is about the same quality as the freezer pizzas in a grocery store. The price is right at $5 per pizza. If they have the breadsticks, they are OK too. Parking is easy. The staff is mainly high school kids and the service reflects that. Bottom line: "Hot and Ready" is a great concept, but only if there are actually pizzas ready to go!
(2)
David C.
I was a long-term regular customer here. My biggest complaint at the time was that they used too much corn starch and big pieces of it coated the bottom of the pizza and the box. Then, they decided to stop carrying banana peppers. I tried repeatedly to contact the manager to no avail. The employees suggested going to the location on Rural Road at Ray Road. I now go there regularly and the quality is actually better.
(2)
Brad M.
It's Little Caesars, so it's nothing extra special. Off to the side on Guadalupe, the place is at least filled with friendly staff, and they are quick with the orders.
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Takes Reservations : No Delivery : No Take-out : Yes Accepts Credit Cards : Yes Good for Kids : No Good for Groups : No Attire : Casual Noise Level : Average Alcohol : No Outdoor Seating : No Has TV : No Waiter Service : No
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Valerie M.
HNR Pepperoni pizza. Although I don't feel this is the best pizza, for $5.00 ya get what you pay for. Quick, hot, and convenient meal for at least two adults. It's not the Little Ceasars Pizza that I grew up with, but in a pinch it's a good go to. Location is easily accessible, staff is polite and knowledgeable, transaction simple and quick. Two (2) stars for pizza quality + four (4) stars for location and staff rounds it out to three (3) stars.
(3)Steven A.
Lack luster service here. Called ahead to get a custom pizza. They quoted me at 1/2 an hour and then gave me a deep dish pepperoni without anything I asked for. Called back and they said bring the other pizza in and they will replace it. Brought the pizza back and received the wrong pizza again.
(1)Marco G.
Can't complain about a 5 dollar pizza , but at this location "hot and ready "means I have to wait 5 to 7 mins for a pizza . Sure the pizza is right out the oven , but it defeats the purpose of having pizza "hot and ready." Maybe it's just this location that seems to never have anything ready , and the teens working there a very confused and lack motivation . My kids really like there pizza or else I wouldn't even bother stoping in .
(2)Alisha C.
You can't really beat a $5 pepperoni pizza. I haven't eaten at little Caesars since I was a child. Being that I wanted a pizza and was on a budget thought I'd give this place a try. Service was super fast in and out very quickly. Paid and immediately had my pizza in hand. Usually I eat Pizza Hut but for the fast service and decent taste for $5 I would return.
(4)Sue C.
"Hot and UNREADY" I needed to stop here every couple of weeks over the summer to pick up "Hot and Ready" cheese and a pepperoni pizzas (calling ahead was not an option as we never knew when we would be going by the store). Four out of 5 times they were out of "Hot and Ready" pizzas and we either had to wait for them to make the pizza or just leave and find something else (we usually just left and found something else). The pizza itself is about the same quality as the freezer pizzas in a grocery store. The price is right at $5 per pizza. If they have the breadsticks, they are OK too. Parking is easy. The staff is mainly high school kids and the service reflects that. Bottom line: "Hot and Ready" is a great concept, but only if there are actually pizzas ready to go!
(2)David C.
I was a long-term regular customer here. My biggest complaint at the time was that they used too much corn starch and big pieces of it coated the bottom of the pizza and the box. Then, they decided to stop carrying banana peppers. I tried repeatedly to contact the manager to no avail. The employees suggested going to the location on Rural Road at Ray Road. I now go there regularly and the quality is actually better.
(2)Brad M.
It's Little Caesars, so it's nothing extra special. Off to the side on Guadalupe, the place is at least filled with friendly staff, and they are quick with the orders.
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