Little Caesars Pizza

It’s very close to my house so it’s cool. Remember when we were kids? «Pizza Pizza!» You bought one, got one free. Yes, free pizza!
Hey $ 5 pizza, it’s cool. Try the cheese sticks and cheese dip. YUM!
A pizza place with a drive thru:)

*Pizza!* *Pizza!*
Hot + ready to serve + $ 5 = Perfect. There has been more than one occasion on the way home from work, when a good, cheap, ready to go pizza for $ 5 is exactly what we needed. I love the drive thru at this location. Just pull up to the window, get your pizza… immediately– then drive off!
The 3 Star review really speaks to the consistency of the pizza you get. I know the ovens are capable of producing excellent pizza, but sometimes, for unexplained reasons the pizza can be dry, or have lots of bubbles in it.
TIPS
— Go there during the lunch or dinner peak hours (12 – 1, or 5:30 to 7:00 ?). You’re pretty much guaranteed to get a pizza that hasn’t been in the pizza warmer, at least not for too long.
— Order the International Cheesy Bread– It’s only $ 4 and it complements the pizza very well.

$ 5 one topping or cheese only pizza. This is the main reason I will keep returning.
One topping cheese, sausage, or pepperoni, will always be ready and waiting. No need to preorder. This is a carryout pizza place only. No dine in option.
This is a luck game. If you arrive at the right time, the pizza will be right out of the oven with plenty of cheese and sauce. Other times, you will get an old, sauceless pizza bubble mess. For $ 5 it’s not worth making a scene. Little Cesar’s roulette.
They have dipping sauces as well, like buttery garlic, buffalo, ranch, etc…
The dipping sauces are okay.
Once again, I’ll keep going back for the main selling points. Always ready and waiting pizza’s for a low $ 5.

I remember when I was a little kid the Little Ceasar’s commercials and how if you ordered one pizza they would throw in another pizza (the same exact kind) absolutely for free. I used to laugh at the little cartoon guy who would bang his spear on the ground, making the pizzas on the end flip and then he’d say, «Pizza, Pizza.» And of course their bread sticks. Ohhhh, how I loved those bread sticks.
Then a funny thing happened. When I grew up, Little Ceasar’s disappeared. I couldn’t find them anywhere. On occasion I might walk into a K-​Mart with my parents, and there one was. But the actual stores had vanished into thin air. When I went to college, I finally found a Little Ceasar’s store. It was no bigger than a large-​sized shack, with enough room for an oven, a place to fix all the ingredients and the small counter with the cash register.
This Little Ceasar’s location is very much the same thing. You’re basically walking into the kitchen as it isn’t big enough to accommodate much else. You give your order, wait, and take your pizza and go. Although when we go, we just usually grab an already-​cooked cheese and pepperoni (just five bucks each) an order of bread sticks (also prepared and ready to go) and maybe a 2-​Liter. I’ve literally walked in, given my order, gotten my order, and been back out the door in less than forty seconds (I timed it).
It’s fast, it’s pizza, it’s cheap. Need I say more.
Mahalo, and enjoy.