Little Caesars Pizza

The guy in the front who takes the order not only took order, but makes the pizza without washing his hands. After taking my order, he went to the back, took off the pepperoni with his fingers and threw them back in the pile. Put my pizza on the conveyor oven. I was disgusted, got my money back. He took other orders while I waited, saw him fumbling around with his face, his hair, assembled pizza box, put the pizza in the box, all that not once did I saw him washing his hands. No thank you!

Been here a few times and not impressed. I’ve never walked in and been able to grab a ‘hot and ready’ pizza. I’m not sure if was the time of day or what, but you’d think that after a few years in business they would know what times are busy and be prepared with a few extra pizzas. The price is good and the pizza tastes okay, but if I need to wait 20 min with several other customers, I would be better off spending a little extra on a better pizza elsewhere.

Back in the day I was a huge fan of Little Caesars Pizza, but for a long time they just disappeared. So when I saw they had opened one in Haymarket, I was thrilled!
The best part is that it is what I remembered and even more. Quick, simple, cheap and tasty pizza! No, it’s not some über awesome, knock your socks off pizza, but it can get the job done in a pinch, which is what I need from time to time.
This location has done a great job of representing the brand. I never have a problem with my orders and it always tastes right.
I like to call ahead, but it is not absolutely necessary unless it’s a Friday or Saturday night. Otherwise, you can walk right in and get a Hot N Ready pizza in a flash.
The joint is always clean, probably because it’s new, but it’s not much to speak of so…
The staff is pleasant and I’ve always had positive encounters with them.
Now if I could just get them to deliver.
*This business is gun carry friendly.

Decent pizza fast. There’s nothing that stands out about Little Caesars. We got two larges over the weekend, a mushroom & sausage and a supreme. They looked fine, the supreme was missing black olives, no biggie. Toppings, cheese, and sauce were all fine, but I found the crust to be extremely plain/​bland.
Will be returning when I need to feed a lot of people, but for pizza night I’ll stick to my old reliable (s).

Twenty years ago I got my first job at the Little Ceasars Pizza on Pickett Road in Fairfax, across from my high school.
When my wife and I walked into this Little Caesars last night at 9, for a late dinner, the smells as we walked brought back a ton of memories. Who would have thought that after disappearing from the local market 15+ years ago and suddenly returning with a new marketing campaign of «hot n ready» that the same smells would permeate the restaurant from my youth.
The layout was similar to my restaurant of old, just a take-​out counter. No frills, just in and out.
We went to specifically pick up one of the new deep dish pizzas. We found a super friendly and courteous staff who promptly took our order, of a deepdish cheese pizza and an order of crazy bread. The guy behind the counter told us it would be about 10 minutes, which was perfect because I also wanted to try the sandwich shop a few doors down.
When we came back to pick up the order it was just out of the oven and ready to go.
The crazy bread could probably have been done a little more but they were fresh and good. Also, it would be nice if the cups of sauce were larger.
The pizza itself was good. In fact, it was really good for a take-​out pizza joint. I have a feeling we’ll be coming here more often.

You can’t beat «Hot n Ready». Except when you go and it isn’t Hot n Ready. Even so, we got the deep dish for $ 8 and a cheese for the usual $ 5. The deep dish was really good. I believe my wife’s exact words were «This could be bad news» (for purposes of dieting). We will be regulars for walking in a picking up a pizza. Quick, easy, and budget friendly. Can’t go wrong.

Who goes there and doesn’t order the Hot n Ready? Decent pizza at a great value.

**3.5 stars**
This location of Little Caesars opened some time in the last couple of weeks. It’s located in the Haymarket Village Center retail complex (a new retail center in Prince William County just off of Route 55, west of the Town of Haymarket).
I’ve never had a Little Caesars Pizza before — and I was craving pizza for dinner. So I thought I’d try it out.
I called in my order for pick up — an Ultimate Supreme Pizza — comes with pepperoni, Italian sausage, green peppers, mushrooms, and onions. I had them add banana peppers, black olives, and bacon.
I picked up the order about 15 minutes after ordering. There is no eat-​in area, so everything is pick up — I’m assuming they deliver…
The pizza was $ 11.99 — it was an average pizza — nothing that made me say «Wow.» It was filling and it was not bad. The staff working the store was very nice.