This isn't exactly fine dining, but it's great for what it is, and especially great for what you pay. The buffalo pizza and the Bavarian cream pizza are really great. If you have kids it's particularly good to take them here on a Tuesday, when they have a great family deal.
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Scott H.
Good food, closed out food 30 minutes before its time to close. Upsetting! Kids idles around a lot and left massive empty plates all over tables. Cleaned once every 30 to 45 minutes. Just as customer entered at 935, they were putting the chairs on tables very disturbing while we eat. They close at 10. The "open" sign is on, they are putting food away. How come? They close at 950. Hmmm.... Oh well
(2)
Tony H.
The restaurant was filthy food was cold and mostly nonexistent. No silverware no condiments no straws. Unattentive staff. We got up to get food and our table got bussed. When we came back someone else was sitting there. DO NOT GO THERE!!!!!!!!
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Lindy B.
I mean......... ugh. I pretty much live my life to eat pizza but even I can't get excited about eating at CiCi's. And really, it's not even so much the pizza. It's the clientele. There's kids. Lot's and lot's of kids. Rowdy kids. And it's always crowded. I have no interest in eating at Cici's on my own accord. I only meet a friend and her daughter here occasionally because it's cheap and her daughter likes it. The booths are pretty worn and it always smells weird in there. The pizza is just ok. Pretty much what you would expect for $5 or $6. It's just whatever.
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Joseph P.
I'm full. That was the point, the only point, of coming here. It was satisfactory. Packed with white trash spillover from the wal mart across the street, including their devil spawn. The war wounded employees did their utmost to keep they pizzas stocked and tables cleaned. The floor was a tragedy. But let me remind you, lest you forget. I'm full. And that was the point, the only point, of coming here.
(3)
Nick B.
The pizza, the salad, breadsticks is all good @ a reasonable price. The only large clink in their armor is the slop wagon. The cleanup guy comes around while you are enjoying your meal and reaches his dirty hands across your table to pickup dishes, he then scrapes the plates off in front of you. The smell alone turns your stomach. They need to figure out another way then to roll the slop wagon around while you are eating.
(2)
David O.
Pizza. Lot's of it. For Cheap. That is the secret of CiCi's. Everything is pretty much average, but for the money you can't go wrong. Also, the bread sticks are so good, they are probably a Mortal Sin. Either that or all the butter will stop your heart.
(3)
Zeb M.
Is Cici's pizza good? Hello no. Is it cheap? Hell yes. That's why I can't give it just one star, but there are some other nice things: 1.) If there's a particular pizza you want that's not on the buffet, just let the staff know and they will personally make you one. 2.) While the pizza's not great, their desserts are unbelievably good. (In a bad, unhealthy kind of way.) Pizza, salad, pasta, dessert, and a drink for around $7 is nice when you're broke but feel like gorging yourself on carbs. However, I don't understand the folks who actually get this pizza to go!
(2)
Matt L.
I gave it a two star rating, but that doesn't mean I won't come back, because I almost certainly will. Unlimited pizza, pasta, and drinks for $7 or so is a good deal, but nothing is of high quality. The pizza has that frozen, store-bought quality and is never very fresh, I won't touch the salad, the pasta does not look fresh, and the desserts are very bland and uncreative. Now, if there's a pie that you want, you can request it, and it will fresh and piping hot, but it's still the Cici's pizza. They've got wifi, which is nice, and the bottomless drinks mean that you can spend a quiet hour, eating and surfing. Attendants take your drity plates pretty regularly, which is also nice. However, for the price, the food isn't up to snuff. And the service otherwise is flighty. That's what you get from teenagers. Still, when you really crave pizza, and have an appetite, Cici's is the choice. Nothing is great, but it's edible. Like I said, I'll be back.
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Takes Reservations : No Delivery : No Take-out : Yes Accepts Credit Cards : Yes Bike Parking : No Wheelchair Accessible : Yes Good for Kids : Yes Good for Groups : Yes Attire : Casual Alcohol : No Outdoor Seating : No Has TV : Yes Waiter Service : No
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Dale p.
This isn't exactly fine dining, but it's great for what it is, and especially great for what you pay. The buffalo pizza and the Bavarian cream pizza are really great. If you have kids it's particularly good to take them here on a Tuesday, when they have a great family deal.
(4)Scott H.
Good food, closed out food 30 minutes before its time to close. Upsetting! Kids idles around a lot and left massive empty plates all over tables. Cleaned once every 30 to 45 minutes. Just as customer entered at 935, they were putting the chairs on tables very disturbing while we eat. They close at 10. The "open" sign is on, they are putting food away. How come? They close at 950. Hmmm.... Oh well
(2)Tony H.
The restaurant was filthy food was cold and mostly nonexistent. No silverware no condiments no straws. Unattentive staff. We got up to get food and our table got bussed. When we came back someone else was sitting there. DO NOT GO THERE!!!!!!!!
(1)Lindy B.
I mean......... ugh. I pretty much live my life to eat pizza but even I can't get excited about eating at CiCi's. And really, it's not even so much the pizza. It's the clientele. There's kids. Lot's and lot's of kids. Rowdy kids. And it's always crowded. I have no interest in eating at Cici's on my own accord. I only meet a friend and her daughter here occasionally because it's cheap and her daughter likes it. The booths are pretty worn and it always smells weird in there. The pizza is just ok. Pretty much what you would expect for $5 or $6. It's just whatever.
(3)Joseph P.
I'm full. That was the point, the only point, of coming here. It was satisfactory. Packed with white trash spillover from the wal mart across the street, including their devil spawn. The war wounded employees did their utmost to keep they pizzas stocked and tables cleaned. The floor was a tragedy. But let me remind you, lest you forget. I'm full. And that was the point, the only point, of coming here.
(3)Nick B.
The pizza, the salad, breadsticks is all good @ a reasonable price. The only large clink in their armor is the slop wagon. The cleanup guy comes around while you are enjoying your meal and reaches his dirty hands across your table to pickup dishes, he then scrapes the plates off in front of you. The smell alone turns your stomach. They need to figure out another way then to roll the slop wagon around while you are eating.
(2)David O.
Pizza. Lot's of it. For Cheap. That is the secret of CiCi's. Everything is pretty much average, but for the money you can't go wrong. Also, the bread sticks are so good, they are probably a Mortal Sin. Either that or all the butter will stop your heart.
(3)Zeb M.
Is Cici's pizza good? Hello no. Is it cheap? Hell yes. That's why I can't give it just one star, but there are some other nice things: 1.) If there's a particular pizza you want that's not on the buffet, just let the staff know and they will personally make you one. 2.) While the pizza's not great, their desserts are unbelievably good. (In a bad, unhealthy kind of way.) Pizza, salad, pasta, dessert, and a drink for around $7 is nice when you're broke but feel like gorging yourself on carbs. However, I don't understand the folks who actually get this pizza to go!
(2)Matt L.
I gave it a two star rating, but that doesn't mean I won't come back, because I almost certainly will. Unlimited pizza, pasta, and drinks for $7 or so is a good deal, but nothing is of high quality. The pizza has that frozen, store-bought quality and is never very fresh, I won't touch the salad, the pasta does not look fresh, and the desserts are very bland and uncreative. Now, if there's a pie that you want, you can request it, and it will fresh and piping hot, but it's still the Cici's pizza. They've got wifi, which is nice, and the bottomless drinks mean that you can spend a quiet hour, eating and surfing. Attendants take your drity plates pretty regularly, which is also nice. However, for the price, the food isn't up to snuff. And the service otherwise is flighty. That's what you get from teenagers. Still, when you really crave pizza, and have an appetite, Cici's is the choice. Nothing is great, but it's edible. Like I said, I'll be back.
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