It seems their dough is getting thinner and quality even worse. I stopped in and grabbed a hot and ready pepperoni. Didn't even appear cooked enough. For $6.65 I don't know if my expectations are too high but maybe they are. Location, if busy is not good aa there are only 4 parking spots.
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Elyssia A.
Bread sticks are very over cooked. Crazy bread is suppose to be soft but they purposely cook them hard as a rock. I went back and asked them to not over cook them and they said they. Are different then other little Caesars. That their manager wants them to cook it that way. After trying to chew a few I gave up gave me a headache chewing so hard. They ruined crazy bread there. Would not recommend.
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Jenny G.
Poor service and no stuffed crust pizza. Long wait as well. I will not come back here.
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Jeff D.
Ordered 2 pretzal pizzas. 1 pepperoni, 1 sweet and spicy. Got a plain cheese and a normal sweet and spicy. I even tipped 2 dollars. Good work guys.
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Clara T.
Their slogan is "Hot & Ready Pizzas". Hot, yes. Ready? Not quite. I dislike pizzas that are extremely light at the bottom, which to me equals that it did not cook all the way, which in turn equals doughy pizza. While, the pizza was good for a 5.99 pizza, (really? yall went up 99 cents?) I don't appreciate having to pull out my own pizza cutter, and finish the slicing job. Wasn't this part of the money that I gave? Also, I know this is a in and out type of location, but at least have some customer service skills. The employee who rang me up, was barely turned my way, didn't say a word, and put the change in my hand, then walked away. Wow. For this experience, I will venture out to better pizza places, ones that pride themselves on pleasing the customer!
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Molly W.
$5 for a large pizza!! Little Caesars is a good choice if you're just with a group of friends and you need a decent cheap dinner. It's not "good pizza" by any means (if you want some real pizza go to The Rock in Covington or Pizzeria Fondi in Kent) but it's good enough. It's not a sit-down restaurant. The service is pretty quick. And like I mentioned... $5 for a large pizza!!
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Takes Reservations : No Delivery : No Take-out : Yes Accepts Credit Cards : Yes Good for Kids : Yes Good for Groups : No Attire : Casual Alcohol : No Outdoor Seating : No Wi-Fi : No Has TV : No Waiter Service : No Caters : No
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Mark C.
It seems their dough is getting thinner and quality even worse. I stopped in and grabbed a hot and ready pepperoni. Didn't even appear cooked enough. For $6.65 I don't know if my expectations are too high but maybe they are. Location, if busy is not good aa there are only 4 parking spots.
(2)Elyssia A.
Bread sticks are very over cooked. Crazy bread is suppose to be soft but they purposely cook them hard as a rock. I went back and asked them to not over cook them and they said they. Are different then other little Caesars. That their manager wants them to cook it that way. After trying to chew a few I gave up gave me a headache chewing so hard. They ruined crazy bread there. Would not recommend.
(1)Jenny G.
Poor service and no stuffed crust pizza. Long wait as well. I will not come back here.
(1)Jeff D.
Ordered 2 pretzal pizzas. 1 pepperoni, 1 sweet and spicy. Got a plain cheese and a normal sweet and spicy. I even tipped 2 dollars. Good work guys.
(2)Clara T.
Their slogan is "Hot & Ready Pizzas". Hot, yes. Ready? Not quite. I dislike pizzas that are extremely light at the bottom, which to me equals that it did not cook all the way, which in turn equals doughy pizza. While, the pizza was good for a 5.99 pizza, (really? yall went up 99 cents?) I don't appreciate having to pull out my own pizza cutter, and finish the slicing job. Wasn't this part of the money that I gave? Also, I know this is a in and out type of location, but at least have some customer service skills. The employee who rang me up, was barely turned my way, didn't say a word, and put the change in my hand, then walked away. Wow. For this experience, I will venture out to better pizza places, ones that pride themselves on pleasing the customer!
(2)Molly W.
$5 for a large pizza!! Little Caesars is a good choice if you're just with a group of friends and you need a decent cheap dinner. It's not "good pizza" by any means (if you want some real pizza go to The Rock in Covington or Pizzeria Fondi in Kent) but it's good enough. It's not a sit-down restaurant. The service is pretty quick. And like I mentioned... $5 for a large pizza!!
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