Lacks consistency The Italian cheese bread is usually pretty good, though it's quite greasy so you have to be in the greasy mood. $5 pepperoni pizza is hit and miss. $8 deep dish is also hit and miss. First time I tried it, it was amazing. Second time, it was subpar. Hawaiian pizza...DO NOT GET IT. The pineapple is terrible. The ham is terrible. 3-meat pizza...don't waste your money. Too greasy and you don't feel like you're getting much more meat than a standard $5 pepperoni, definitely not enough to justify the $3 extra they charge for it. If you're in the mood for greasy and super cheap/quick, usually the best thing is the Italian cheese bread. Then get a $5 pepperoni for some actual pizza to eat. You might take a chance on the deep dish and it may be well worth the extra $3. But nothing else on the menu is worth it. The drive thru line can be "In-N-Out" long around 5-6 because of everyone getting off work and feeling too lazy to cook.
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Candice S.
I love the convenience of the drive-thru. Really, what could be better when you have a car full of whining, sleeping, or fighting ankle biters? Little Caesar's really came back from the brink with their hot and ready and we've been to this location more than I care to admit. I pretty much know what expect here. Yes, it's basically fast food pizza. But I take serious issue with the amount of time they allow the pizza to sit in the warmers. Once I got a pizza box that had a mark that would indicate it should have been thrown out an hour before I bought it. I had already gotten home by the time I noticed. On too many occasions lately we've gotten pizza so old that it is literally impossible to bite through. As in so tough that one bite would possibly be a choking hazard. I went on quite the hiatus, taking great care to only visit during a traffic times like Friday nights. After all that, we can feed our whole family on the run for 5 bucks. Not too shabby, as long as you are lucky enough to get a fresh pizza!
(2)
Brooke S.
Quality control is not their middle name. But given that I can order a pizza for $5, I'm not going to complain if there are a lot of bubbles in the crust, the slices are cut all lopsided, etc... Little caesars pizza is a meal I know all of my kids will eat, and enjoy! Do you know how hard it is for your average-mom-of-multiple-children to find something like that?! Especially, for under $10! My husband, & I don't turn our noses up, at it either. I like crazy bread. It's convenient that the Centerville location has a drive-thru. Beyond the hot and ready pepperoni pizza, and the crazy bread; there isn't too much that I order. Little caesars doesn't grace my table every night. I wouldn't classify it as a terribly healthy meal. But, in a pinch; it's a budget-friendly option.
(4)
Susan R.
Fast and always good not the best.pizza in town but good service good price and quick!
(4)
Rob S.
Rarely has pizza tasted so bland. You get what you pay for I guess. I love the drive thru!
(2)
Britt W.
For cheap, quick $5 pizza, you can't go wrong with drive thru!
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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 Has TV : No Waiter Service : No
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Chris W.
Lacks consistency The Italian cheese bread is usually pretty good, though it's quite greasy so you have to be in the greasy mood. $5 pepperoni pizza is hit and miss. $8 deep dish is also hit and miss. First time I tried it, it was amazing. Second time, it was subpar. Hawaiian pizza...DO NOT GET IT. The pineapple is terrible. The ham is terrible. 3-meat pizza...don't waste your money. Too greasy and you don't feel like you're getting much more meat than a standard $5 pepperoni, definitely not enough to justify the $3 extra they charge for it. If you're in the mood for greasy and super cheap/quick, usually the best thing is the Italian cheese bread. Then get a $5 pepperoni for some actual pizza to eat. You might take a chance on the deep dish and it may be well worth the extra $3. But nothing else on the menu is worth it. The drive thru line can be "In-N-Out" long around 5-6 because of everyone getting off work and feeling too lazy to cook.
(3)Candice S.
I love the convenience of the drive-thru. Really, what could be better when you have a car full of whining, sleeping, or fighting ankle biters? Little Caesar's really came back from the brink with their hot and ready and we've been to this location more than I care to admit. I pretty much know what expect here. Yes, it's basically fast food pizza. But I take serious issue with the amount of time they allow the pizza to sit in the warmers. Once I got a pizza box that had a mark that would indicate it should have been thrown out an hour before I bought it. I had already gotten home by the time I noticed. On too many occasions lately we've gotten pizza so old that it is literally impossible to bite through. As in so tough that one bite would possibly be a choking hazard. I went on quite the hiatus, taking great care to only visit during a traffic times like Friday nights. After all that, we can feed our whole family on the run for 5 bucks. Not too shabby, as long as you are lucky enough to get a fresh pizza!
(2)Brooke S.
Quality control is not their middle name. But given that I can order a pizza for $5, I'm not going to complain if there are a lot of bubbles in the crust, the slices are cut all lopsided, etc... Little caesars pizza is a meal I know all of my kids will eat, and enjoy! Do you know how hard it is for your average-mom-of-multiple-children to find something like that?! Especially, for under $10! My husband, & I don't turn our noses up, at it either. I like crazy bread. It's convenient that the Centerville location has a drive-thru. Beyond the hot and ready pepperoni pizza, and the crazy bread; there isn't too much that I order. Little caesars doesn't grace my table every night. I wouldn't classify it as a terribly healthy meal. But, in a pinch; it's a budget-friendly option.
(4)Susan R.
Fast and always good not the best.pizza in town but good service good price and quick!
(4)Rob S.
Rarely has pizza tasted so bland. You get what you pay for I guess. I love the drive thru!
(2)Britt W.
For cheap, quick $5 pizza, you can't go wrong with drive thru!
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