Friendly staff. They go out of their way to make you feel valued and welcome. Great quality pizza for the money. Made to order when you don't want Hot N Ready. Feed a crew for under $20!
(4)
D ..
Caesars pizza is very low quality, are hastily made, and they are NOT always "ready" as they claim. I often have to wait the "10-15 minutes" for mine, especially during lunch time when you'd think they'd be ready- but I guess that would require some common sense. LC keeps raising their prices- pizzas used to be 5$ and crazy combo 2.50$ The absolute worst part of this location is the fat white chick working the counter. She has some horrible customer service skills. I'd immediately fire her if I were her manager. Then you have another bozo rocking out on headphones doing something meaningless on a machine in the back. Where the hell is the manager? He/she should be there leading the team. 1 star is being very generous here
(1)
judith w.
Dough, sauce, and cheese. It's a pretty basic formula. The trick is to cover more than the middle third of the dough with the other two ingredients. Yeah, I know ... it only costs five bucks, so whadda ya expect? Something better than a three dollar frozen pizza, that's what.
(1)
Dan E.
Regretted the times I have gotten Little Caesars pizza. It is the cheapest around, but that is about all the basic pepperoni pizza has going for it.
(1)
Josi S.
Stopped in to get my $5 pizza and was pleasantly surprised to find out that my cheap pizzas were only 3.99 each today due to customer appreciation days. The only thing better than a $5 pizza is a $3.99 pizza! I think they were pretty yummy. They may not be the best, but can't complain for the price!
(3)
Mike W.
I was waiting for some slow shoppers in the area and decided to grab one of the Ready To Go Pepperoni pizzas for $5. Now I realize that my expectations should be inline if I am about to hand the clerk spare change for food, and it was. I was slightly disappointed to receive what mostly consisted of bread and sauce. There was little evidence of cheese and the pepperonis were paper thin. I get that a $5 pizza can't be much, but really! I'd be glad to pay $6 and have enough cheese on it so that most of the sauce is covered. Later I regretted the snack when I got a hellacious case of heartburn. I think I'll try a made to order next time and give them one more try before I sentence them to pizza purgatory.
(2)
C. L.
Summary: Good pizza, employees/managers at this franchise are not empowered to make small changes that don't cost the company anything and would benefit PR. Request: On Veggie Pizza: to it 1/2 olive, 1/2 veggie pizza by moving paid-for veggies to one side except olives (same # of veggies, just moved around on the pizza). Result: I was told (confirmed by a manager the next day) that to be able choose where I wanted my paid-for veggies on the pizza, I would have to pay $1.75/topping moved (almost the prize of a cheese pizza) though I was not asking for more veggies (nor would I receive any)--only asking to move the veggies given in a regular veggie pizza from the left side of the pizza to the right side. No price reduction was offered for not putting half the veggies I paid on my $8.99 "Veggie pizza." Cause of Problem: The server, assistant manager, nor manager are empowered to make a change that costs this franchise no extra $ or time to make a customer happy. Suggestion: Follow the example of Subway and Home Depot. @Subway: you can choose where your allotted veggies are put. @Home Depot: empowers employees to make small decisions that are in the best interest of the company's relationship with the customer. Benefit: It will make customers even happier than they are, and make employees less frustrated/feel powerless. Happier customers = increased revenue and positive reviews. Happier employees = better quality of employees that stay longer. Why consider my thoughts? First, I was a customer. Second: I'm someone who has worked in a family-run small business--we depend on customer service. Why Yelp? The assistant manager I spoke to on the phone, wanting to help their PR was not empowered to make the change, and apparently, neither is the manager. The owner--understandably so, is not available. Company website malfunctioned on 3 devices when trying to provide tips for better PR, so I'm writing a tip/review for Yelp. Hope it helps.
(2)
Carmen O.
Walked in 15 minutes prior closing, and both workers made it seem like it was a hazzle to prepare a cheese pizza, stating that their kitchen was already clean. All they had left was Hawaiian pizza. Like me, 2 other customers came and left. If they don't like working, why do they have jobs?
(1)
Rick G.
Got the three meat special on a coupon deal from Double Take Offers. Interestingly, the "special" coupon price was $8.00. The posted regular price is $8.00. I asked the cashier what the point of the coupon is and he said people ask that all the time, but "corporate" does this. Service was fast and friendly. Pizza was so-so, but OK for the price. I would give this three stars if it weren't for the coupon stupidity.
(2)
Cvetiliana B.
No one said it was gourmet pizza. It's decent for the price, so this rating is more about value than anything else. I like to get the cheese and add my own fresh veggies on top. The crust is good, prefer it was much thinner though. I think Costco pizza is perhaps one of the worst I've had. I can't believe Bellagios is as popular as it is when the pizza is not remotely Italian, sounds Italian, doesn't taste Italian or good! Domino's is another catastrophe. So if I am grading on a curve with similarly priced pizzas which don't really exist lol, 4 stars seems appropriate for the price. Pizza pizza for those who like the Little Ceasars commercials, and no I am not biased because their cute.
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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 : No 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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Jamison B.
Friendly staff. They go out of their way to make you feel valued and welcome. Great quality pizza for the money. Made to order when you don't want Hot N Ready. Feed a crew for under $20!
(4)D ..
Caesars pizza is very low quality, are hastily made, and they are NOT always "ready" as they claim. I often have to wait the "10-15 minutes" for mine, especially during lunch time when you'd think they'd be ready- but I guess that would require some common sense. LC keeps raising their prices- pizzas used to be 5$ and crazy combo 2.50$ The absolute worst part of this location is the fat white chick working the counter. She has some horrible customer service skills. I'd immediately fire her if I were her manager. Then you have another bozo rocking out on headphones doing something meaningless on a machine in the back. Where the hell is the manager? He/she should be there leading the team. 1 star is being very generous here
(1)judith w.
Dough, sauce, and cheese. It's a pretty basic formula. The trick is to cover more than the middle third of the dough with the other two ingredients. Yeah, I know ... it only costs five bucks, so whadda ya expect? Something better than a three dollar frozen pizza, that's what.
(1)Dan E.
Regretted the times I have gotten Little Caesars pizza. It is the cheapest around, but that is about all the basic pepperoni pizza has going for it.
(1)Josi S.
Stopped in to get my $5 pizza and was pleasantly surprised to find out that my cheap pizzas were only 3.99 each today due to customer appreciation days. The only thing better than a $5 pizza is a $3.99 pizza! I think they were pretty yummy. They may not be the best, but can't complain for the price!
(3)Mike W.
I was waiting for some slow shoppers in the area and decided to grab one of the Ready To Go Pepperoni pizzas for $5. Now I realize that my expectations should be inline if I am about to hand the clerk spare change for food, and it was. I was slightly disappointed to receive what mostly consisted of bread and sauce. There was little evidence of cheese and the pepperonis were paper thin. I get that a $5 pizza can't be much, but really! I'd be glad to pay $6 and have enough cheese on it so that most of the sauce is covered. Later I regretted the snack when I got a hellacious case of heartburn. I think I'll try a made to order next time and give them one more try before I sentence them to pizza purgatory.
(2)C. L.
Summary: Good pizza, employees/managers at this franchise are not empowered to make small changes that don't cost the company anything and would benefit PR. Request: On Veggie Pizza: to it 1/2 olive, 1/2 veggie pizza by moving paid-for veggies to one side except olives (same # of veggies, just moved around on the pizza). Result: I was told (confirmed by a manager the next day) that to be able choose where I wanted my paid-for veggies on the pizza, I would have to pay $1.75/topping moved (almost the prize of a cheese pizza) though I was not asking for more veggies (nor would I receive any)--only asking to move the veggies given in a regular veggie pizza from the left side of the pizza to the right side. No price reduction was offered for not putting half the veggies I paid on my $8.99 "Veggie pizza." Cause of Problem: The server, assistant manager, nor manager are empowered to make a change that costs this franchise no extra $ or time to make a customer happy. Suggestion: Follow the example of Subway and Home Depot. @Subway: you can choose where your allotted veggies are put. @Home Depot: empowers employees to make small decisions that are in the best interest of the company's relationship with the customer. Benefit: It will make customers even happier than they are, and make employees less frustrated/feel powerless. Happier customers = increased revenue and positive reviews. Happier employees = better quality of employees that stay longer. Why consider my thoughts? First, I was a customer. Second: I'm someone who has worked in a family-run small business--we depend on customer service. Why Yelp? The assistant manager I spoke to on the phone, wanting to help their PR was not empowered to make the change, and apparently, neither is the manager. The owner--understandably so, is not available. Company website malfunctioned on 3 devices when trying to provide tips for better PR, so I'm writing a tip/review for Yelp. Hope it helps.
(2)Carmen O.
Walked in 15 minutes prior closing, and both workers made it seem like it was a hazzle to prepare a cheese pizza, stating that their kitchen was already clean. All they had left was Hawaiian pizza. Like me, 2 other customers came and left. If they don't like working, why do they have jobs?
(1)Rick G.
Got the three meat special on a coupon deal from Double Take Offers. Interestingly, the "special" coupon price was $8.00. The posted regular price is $8.00. I asked the cashier what the point of the coupon is and he said people ask that all the time, but "corporate" does this. Service was fast and friendly. Pizza was so-so, but OK for the price. I would give this three stars if it weren't for the coupon stupidity.
(2)Cvetiliana B.
No one said it was gourmet pizza. It's decent for the price, so this rating is more about value than anything else. I like to get the cheese and add my own fresh veggies on top. The crust is good, prefer it was much thinner though. I think Costco pizza is perhaps one of the worst I've had. I can't believe Bellagios is as popular as it is when the pizza is not remotely Italian, sounds Italian, doesn't taste Italian or good! Domino's is another catastrophe. So if I am grading on a curve with similarly priced pizzas which don't really exist lol, 4 stars seems appropriate for the price. Pizza pizza for those who like the Little Ceasars commercials, and no I am not biased because their cute.
(4)