Little Caesars Pizza

I really like getting Little Caesar’s Pizza, but I did not like this location at all.
We picked up a hot-​n-​ready pepperoni pizza, it came out okay, but partially burnt on the bottom, (didn’t notice this until after we got home).
The crazy sticks on the other hand, were UNDERCOOKED! It was still a bit doughly, icky!
Won’t be going to this location again.

Okay so we’ve all heard the pizza is like sex analogy right? It could be terrible, but it’s still pizza. I think whoever thought of that had some pretty bad sex then ate Little Caesars afterwards. It’s not that good, but you’ll sure as hell eat it, because in the end, it’s still pizza.
Dough is meh, sauce is good, cheese is meh, toppings are okay. One time I ordered a deep dish and asked them to make it a combo, which they up-​charged me $ 2. Whatever right? Wrong. It was literally 25¢ worth of veggies on there. If I wasn’t so intoxicated I would have pitched a fit. Not cool you cheap pizza bastards… not cool.
Besides being robbed blindly with that combination deep dish, everything else has gone smoothly enough for me to keep punishing my self by coming here.
Crazy bread is of course the best thing ever. It’s covered in crack I tell you!
I miss the days when you would automatically get two pizzas when ordering here and they were all square cut. Remember those days?!
C’est la vie.
(random fact: I type in «little» on my iPhone and it wants to spell out Littlefinger… that’s pretty hilarious… had to share).

I’m personally not a fan of Little Caesars pizza. The sauce has something in it that just doesn’t go well with my taste buds. I do however love the crazy bread sticks, they are AMAZING. I am a teacher so whenever I have class parties this is my go to pizza shop. The pizza is always hot, ready, and cheap. Cheap is great when buying in very large quantities. If you do have a large order, I suggest you call it in just to be on the safe side.

Called my order in for a pepperoni pizza and breadsticks in 30 minutes ago. I was told it would be ready in 15 minutes. Came in and the girl at the register asked another employee to make the bread. I asked her if they tell their customers that the order will be ready in 15 minutes they don’t pull the order together? She said not for the bread. First off, if you say an order is going to be ready, it needs to be READY. People call their order in so we don’t have sit here and wait for it to be cooked. In the future I hope they consider pulling everything together and having it «ready» for the customer.