They are always nice and the pizza tastes good for post-bar drinking parties! Thank you!
(5)
Christopher G.
What can 5 bucks buy anymore? I'm here to tell you that 5 bucks can buy happiness...in the form of a Little Ceasar's Large Cheese Pizza. With ample REAL cheese (it says so on the box), sweet tomato sauce, and doughy-chewy crust...this pizza just gets better and better as I get further away from the college years I medicated my post-binge morning hang-overs with cold slices of these delectable pies. Hot, ready, and waiting for you to buy it for 5 bucks on your drive home from work...you can get either Cheese or Pepperoni pizzas ready to go...no waiting. If you have to wait, you get an order of Crazy Bread for free. What is Crazy Bread, you ask? 8 strips of warm bread topped with butter and garlic to calm the hungry stomache ache from a long day at work on your drive home...save some for your significant other...or you might be in the dog house. The service is fast, friendly, and well worth the Lincoln it will set you back. You may wind up with a morning snack of leftover pizza for your trip to work the next day...sounds good to me!
(4)
Andrea O.
I am a snob. A pizza snob. But not just an ordinary snob... A gluten free pain in the butt pizza snob extraordinaire! However, I happen to have not so snobbish, pizza gobbling gremlins in my household who love to snag a hot and ready from the Ceasar from time to time. Nice thing is it is truly fast food. You walk in, order, swipe the plastic, and are out in 180 seconds flat. But get this, their price structure has changed a bit. Now you can only get cheese or pepperoni for $5, or sausage for $6. Buuuut..., it turns out they also have a new meat trio pizza. So, being the meat loving mom I am, I plopped down my plastic and spent the eight whole dollars for what turned out to me my torture! Remember, I am a pizza snob. Remember, I don't eat gluten. So, no sooner than the car doors are closed, I smell the pizza wafting through the car...and it smelled good! I mean really good! In fact, my stomach started to growl, and I was almost a bit disappointed I wasn't going to be trying out my box o' meat pizza! Turned out that the third meat was bacon!!! Well, I'll be darned! Just goes to show you that bacon really does make everything better! I can't think of much else that would lure me into thinking I would even want to try a big box pizza! In the end, I never did try the pizza, but the boy child said it was good, and with bacon, how could it not be?
(4)
Matt E.
@FancyDinnerClub "Realistically, this isn't the worst pizza." One of the things I (Chris) have been most looking forward to since we've started doing Fancy Dinner Club is to review some of the not-so-fancy meals that the FDC crew love to put down our mout
(3)
Tony B.
Staff hates working for the owner. The place is extremely dirty. Always a wait, sometimes hot, never ready. I think the wait was 20 minutes for a hot and ready. They said the removed the complaint sign since they get so many. Its too bad, this one owner is going to destroy the Caesars name.
(2)
Stephanie M.
Always good for some yummy, fast, inexpensive pizza. You got to get the Crazy Bread, too!
(5)
Stephanie C.
This place is busy at dinner time! Kudos to the front line clerk that calmly helped the guy who insisted "hot and ready means READY NOW"! Dude, he said it will take 3 minutes to make the kind you want. Do you have a plane to catch? Crazy Bread's right there...
(5)
Linh N.
Went in for a pre-made pizza today. Asked for a sausage pizza and waited five minutes for it to be made. Got home opened the box and it was a pepperoni pizza. I called them up to complain and some kid tells me I can bring it back for an even exchange..... First and last time to go there.
(2)
Karen H.
Ah, cheap pizza. Not as good as the bigger chains, but very inexpensive to feed the family. And it's hot and ready whenever you decide to stop by. I prefer the crazy bread over the actual pizza.
(3)
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Address :7250 Cedar Lake Rd
St Louis Park, MN, 55426
Takes Reservations : No Delivery : No Take-out : Yes Accepts Credit Cards : Yes Bike Parking : Yes Wheelchair Accessible : No Good for Kids : Yes Good for Groups : Yes Attire : Casual Noise Level : Average Alcohol : No Outdoor Seating : No Wi-Fi : No Has TV : No Waiter Service : No Caters : Yes
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Ames S.
They are always nice and the pizza tastes good for post-bar drinking parties! Thank you!
(5)Christopher G.
What can 5 bucks buy anymore? I'm here to tell you that 5 bucks can buy happiness...in the form of a Little Ceasar's Large Cheese Pizza. With ample REAL cheese (it says so on the box), sweet tomato sauce, and doughy-chewy crust...this pizza just gets better and better as I get further away from the college years I medicated my post-binge morning hang-overs with cold slices of these delectable pies. Hot, ready, and waiting for you to buy it for 5 bucks on your drive home from work...you can get either Cheese or Pepperoni pizzas ready to go...no waiting. If you have to wait, you get an order of Crazy Bread for free. What is Crazy Bread, you ask? 8 strips of warm bread topped with butter and garlic to calm the hungry stomache ache from a long day at work on your drive home...save some for your significant other...or you might be in the dog house. The service is fast, friendly, and well worth the Lincoln it will set you back. You may wind up with a morning snack of leftover pizza for your trip to work the next day...sounds good to me!
(4)Andrea O.
I am a snob. A pizza snob. But not just an ordinary snob... A gluten free pain in the butt pizza snob extraordinaire! However, I happen to have not so snobbish, pizza gobbling gremlins in my household who love to snag a hot and ready from the Ceasar from time to time. Nice thing is it is truly fast food. You walk in, order, swipe the plastic, and are out in 180 seconds flat. But get this, their price structure has changed a bit. Now you can only get cheese or pepperoni for $5, or sausage for $6. Buuuut..., it turns out they also have a new meat trio pizza. So, being the meat loving mom I am, I plopped down my plastic and spent the eight whole dollars for what turned out to me my torture! Remember, I am a pizza snob. Remember, I don't eat gluten. So, no sooner than the car doors are closed, I smell the pizza wafting through the car...and it smelled good! I mean really good! In fact, my stomach started to growl, and I was almost a bit disappointed I wasn't going to be trying out my box o' meat pizza! Turned out that the third meat was bacon!!! Well, I'll be darned! Just goes to show you that bacon really does make everything better! I can't think of much else that would lure me into thinking I would even want to try a big box pizza! In the end, I never did try the pizza, but the boy child said it was good, and with bacon, how could it not be?
(4)Matt E.
@FancyDinnerClub "Realistically, this isn't the worst pizza." One of the things I (Chris) have been most looking forward to since we've started doing Fancy Dinner Club is to review some of the not-so-fancy meals that the FDC crew love to put down our mout
(3)Tony B.
Staff hates working for the owner. The place is extremely dirty. Always a wait, sometimes hot, never ready. I think the wait was 20 minutes for a hot and ready. They said the removed the complaint sign since they get so many. Its too bad, this one owner is going to destroy the Caesars name.
(2)Stephanie M.
Always good for some yummy, fast, inexpensive pizza. You got to get the Crazy Bread, too!
(5)Stephanie C.
This place is busy at dinner time! Kudos to the front line clerk that calmly helped the guy who insisted "hot and ready means READY NOW"! Dude, he said it will take 3 minutes to make the kind you want. Do you have a plane to catch? Crazy Bread's right there...
(5)Linh N.
Went in for a pre-made pizza today. Asked for a sausage pizza and waited five minutes for it to be made. Got home opened the box and it was a pepperoni pizza. I called them up to complain and some kid tells me I can bring it back for an even exchange..... First and last time to go there.
(2)Karen H.
Ah, cheap pizza. Not as good as the bigger chains, but very inexpensive to feed the family. And it's hot and ready whenever you decide to stop by. I prefer the crazy bread over the actual pizza.
(3)