Value, value, value. Although their $5 pies get most of the attention, and though I typically prefer cracker thin crust, here @ Lil' Caeser I prefer their deep dish version... that caramelized cheese is simply shag-o-riffic, baby. Better still, the deep dish pepperoni is also an incredible bargain, at about $8, and what's more, their deep dish is so filling! Not even a glutton-boy like me can eat more than about 2-3 pieces at a time, w/o needing medical intervention to continue breathing independently, let alone moving. For those on the radar as "at-risk" for diabetes this place could certainly not be recommended as more than a VERY occasional treat, and even then, as balanced w/ a ZombieLand lifestyle which is to say--- CARDIO! also: Always Double Tap! [ To be fair, and also in the "it really ought to go w/o saying" category, just about any pizzeria or fast food place should have similar caveats for the pre/diabetic crowd, or those simply wishing to exercise sanity and restraint on at least a part-time basis.. ] Was it Collective Soul that once so memorably quipped: "Yeah Deep Dish Pie--- you know I love you more than one man should.... yeah deep dish pie.... kiss me kiss me good!'
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Jennifer L.
Limited selection but a great value. $5 for a large pizza. Better than Dominoes and Pizza Hut, IMO. There's just one thing that bugs me about this particular joint. They prebake their pizzas. My boyfriend was in and out of the store in less than five minutes with two large pizzas and an order of lemon pepper wings! The pizzas and wings were warm and tasted fine but I think they would've been better if made to order.
(3)
Kal C.
Everyone knows about Little Caesars. It is THE BEST take-out deal ever. $13.99 for TWO pizzas, Crazy Bread w/Sauce & a 2 liter soda of your choice. The pizza is decent, and the crazy bread is awesome. This location is the best, and the people are super nice. The pizzas are always super fresh and hot. They waste so much money on advertising. When we're feeling cheap and don't want "fast food," we end up coming here and getting 2 meals out of it for the both of us.
(4)
Kathleen S.
Last 3 or 4 times I've gone I've had to wait 20+ minutes for a cheese pizza or a pepperoni pizza. It's ridiculous. You shouldn't have to wait that long for one pizza. The worst part is they say 5 to 10 minutes and it ends up being 20 minutes later.
(2)
Pauline T.
I love their crazy bread. This location is tucked away off Cornell near the Hillsboro airport. There is no seating/tables but more of a pick-up location. There are chairs for you to wait, but again, no tables. The crazy bread was ready and warm when we got it. But some of the bread sticks were slim and not fluffy like the way I usually get them. I prefer them to be THICK and fluffy. You get 8 bread sticks for each bag. If you get the bag with no sauce on the side, it is $2.50, otherwise it is $3 each. I like the parm butter that they already have on the bread, no sauce necessary. Otherwise, the spot is clean and staff was friendly.
(3)
Tom S.
You know what you are going to get here, cheap pizza. Stopped by to pick up a pie for dinner. So nice that there's no waiting for the fast and ready. In and out is what's it about. Didn't get it this time, but love the crazy bread. So loved that back when studying in college. Ahh, those were the days. Anyway, for a quick cheap pizza, this works.
(3)
Sam D.
Super unorganized. Employees yelling at each other, meanwhile shorting pizzas. All throughout the building. Very rude girls here too.
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Takes Reservations : No Delivery : No Take-out : Yes Accepts Credit Cards : Yes Bike Parking : 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
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Holy-foo' X.
Value, value, value. Although their $5 pies get most of the attention, and though I typically prefer cracker thin crust, here @ Lil' Caeser I prefer their deep dish version... that caramelized cheese is simply shag-o-riffic, baby. Better still, the deep dish pepperoni is also an incredible bargain, at about $8, and what's more, their deep dish is so filling! Not even a glutton-boy like me can eat more than about 2-3 pieces at a time, w/o needing medical intervention to continue breathing independently, let alone moving. For those on the radar as "at-risk" for diabetes this place could certainly not be recommended as more than a VERY occasional treat, and even then, as balanced w/ a ZombieLand lifestyle which is to say--- CARDIO! also: Always Double Tap! [ To be fair, and also in the "it really ought to go w/o saying" category, just about any pizzeria or fast food place should have similar caveats for the pre/diabetic crowd, or those simply wishing to exercise sanity and restraint on at least a part-time basis.. ] Was it Collective Soul that once so memorably quipped: "Yeah Deep Dish Pie--- you know I love you more than one man should.... yeah deep dish pie.... kiss me kiss me good!'
(4)Jennifer L.
Limited selection but a great value. $5 for a large pizza. Better than Dominoes and Pizza Hut, IMO. There's just one thing that bugs me about this particular joint. They prebake their pizzas. My boyfriend was in and out of the store in less than five minutes with two large pizzas and an order of lemon pepper wings! The pizzas and wings were warm and tasted fine but I think they would've been better if made to order.
(3)Kal C.
Everyone knows about Little Caesars. It is THE BEST take-out deal ever. $13.99 for TWO pizzas, Crazy Bread w/Sauce & a 2 liter soda of your choice. The pizza is decent, and the crazy bread is awesome. This location is the best, and the people are super nice. The pizzas are always super fresh and hot. They waste so much money on advertising. When we're feeling cheap and don't want "fast food," we end up coming here and getting 2 meals out of it for the both of us.
(4)Kathleen S.
Last 3 or 4 times I've gone I've had to wait 20+ minutes for a cheese pizza or a pepperoni pizza. It's ridiculous. You shouldn't have to wait that long for one pizza. The worst part is they say 5 to 10 minutes and it ends up being 20 minutes later.
(2)Pauline T.
I love their crazy bread. This location is tucked away off Cornell near the Hillsboro airport. There is no seating/tables but more of a pick-up location. There are chairs for you to wait, but again, no tables. The crazy bread was ready and warm when we got it. But some of the bread sticks were slim and not fluffy like the way I usually get them. I prefer them to be THICK and fluffy. You get 8 bread sticks for each bag. If you get the bag with no sauce on the side, it is $2.50, otherwise it is $3 each. I like the parm butter that they already have on the bread, no sauce necessary. Otherwise, the spot is clean and staff was friendly.
(3)Tom S.
You know what you are going to get here, cheap pizza. Stopped by to pick up a pie for dinner. So nice that there's no waiting for the fast and ready. In and out is what's it about. Didn't get it this time, but love the crazy bread. So loved that back when studying in college. Ahh, those were the days. Anyway, for a quick cheap pizza, this works.
(3)Sam D.
Super unorganized. Employees yelling at each other, meanwhile shorting pizzas. All throughout the building. Very rude girls here too.
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