Little Caesar’s Pizza
3337-B W North Ave, Chicago, IL, 60651
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Address :
3337-B W North Ave
Chicago, IL, 60651 - Phone (773) 772-7547
- Website https://www.littlecaesars.com/
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Opening Hours
- Mon :10:30 am - 10
Specialities
- Takes Reservations : No
Delivery : Yes
Take-out : Yes
Accepts Credit Cards : Yes
Parking : Private Lot
Wheelchair Accessible : Yes
Good for Kids : Yes
Good for Groups : No
Attire : Casual
Alcohol : No
Outdoor Seating : No
Has TV : No
Waiter Service : No
Categories
Pizza
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Ryan C.
Hi, I'm Ryan and I'm addicted to Little Caesar's Pizza. "Hi, Ryan" as the support group responds to me... I got a pizza from there a few weeks ago and there was hardly any sauce on it. It was more or less, a pizza bread with some cheese on it. I called them to express my displeasure about this "cheese cracker" they gave me. I was actually surprised how apologetic they were and they made up for it, more than I expected. Huh, thanks Little Caesar's.
(5)Peggah G.
I was very pleased to see that two Michigan pizza staples were available to me in Chicago. Not that Little Caesar's is top quality, I am always nostalgic when I think of the baby pan pan, or the commercials with "pizza pizza". I mean crazy bread is just the best forever always. Came here and 'custom' ordered a square deep dish with some crazy bread. They were out of ranch, which was a bummer, but crazy bread is amazing without any dipping sauces. The pizza was ready soon enough and I took it back to consume. The pizza was a mess. It didn't even have the deep crust, which is one of the reasons for getting a pizza like that. Upon biting into a piece, the bottom of the pizza seemed undercooked. I was still hungry enough to eat it, but I focused on the crazy bread which is a reason this place gets 3 stars instead of 1. Maybe I should just stick to hot and ready pizzas and add my own toppings to it at home.
(3)Jay S.
If you're looking for good Chicago-style pizza, this is definitely not the place. If you want something cheap and fast because you live in the area and don't want to muck around with making anything in your abnormally hot kitchen, the Hot-n-Ready pizzas at Little Caesar's two blocks from your apartment may be the answer. Sadly, it seems to be the answer too often for me.
(3)Brian S.
I recently came to this location. The plan is to receive your order in a snappy and quick way...Thus Hot N Ready... You know the drill. In this case with this location not so much. i had ordered a simple sausage pizza and a crazy combo and they pushed my order back and back and back that it was already 20+ people have already been served before me. I was like what is the deal??? Other people received their sausage pizzas in no time and they ordered after me. Pretty poor customer service. I settled for cheese. The Quality of the food is pretty good for Little Caesars but they really need rework their execution of orders to make sure people receive their food in a timely matter. Hot N Ready more like Slow N Petty.
(1)Liz J.
Three words: Hot n' Ready. $5 pizza? Yes please. With a parking lot, too.
(4)kevin k.
I have a love-hate relationship with Little Caesar's Pizza. It was there for me when scrounging up 5 bucks for a pizza was a big deal. Since it was also near my high school, I could go there for lunch as this was a step up from whatever slop was served in the cafeteria. This location though is a sad sad place. Be prepared to wait a good 20 min (at least) for a pizza. The lines are just crazy long and the workers are crazy slow. If you can afford an extra 3 bucks, go somewhere else. The crazy bread rocks though! ( if you can manage to wait).
(3)Geoff H.
I was, sadly, semi-excited to have a new Little Caesar's like six blocks from my house. I say 'sadly' because I'm 40 and shouldn't eat this shit anyway, and because Little Caesar's shouldn't really excite anyone. However, being unemployed, a cheap meal is never a bad thing. And, once in a while, I crave junk pizza like LC or Domino's, kinda like a craving for Taco Bell is very different from one for authentic Mexican food. Best thing, though, is that being in Humboldt Park, a neighborhood with not only lots of not-so-rich folks but lots of kids, this location was bound to be busy. And it is, like, always. You'd think, then, that this location would be a pain. It's not. You can walk in any night, grab a fresh, hot pizza for five bucks and be outta there in less than five minutes, as long as you don't want anything 'special'. So perfect for those lazy no-cook nights, or for grabbing six pizzas for the kids birthday party. The staff are quick, efficient and friendly, shocking though that may sound. And they have a real parking lot. Coupla things about Little Caesar's: their pizza is best eaten hot and fresh; it doesn't reheat so well. That's not to say you can't, but it's meh, and it sucks cold. Second, as with all mega-pizzas, the sausage is gross, it resembles dog food and is flavorless. Hard to fuck-up pepperoni, get that instead if you are a carnivore. Last, if you like sauce rather than the dry puff of pizza that is Little Caesar's, order some Crazy sauce to dip the pizza in (and maybe Crazy bread, too, if you want carb overload).
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