Little Ceasars Pizza

Kimberly A. is noted as the cashier on my receipt. Just an over all awful service. I watched her give someone a bag and did not offer to help the lady with her four orders. When I ordered, she did not say anything after the transaction was done, so I initiated by saying thank you very much and she did not respond. When we got our pizza she just said my name and left the counter. Looked like she didn’t want to be there and all of the customers waiting for their food were able to tell which made it even more uncomfortable.

The service here is actually very horrible. I’ve been going here often, and every time I pick up my pizza, either the employees are horsing around, throwing stuff at one another, or they are extremely rude and sarcastic. Or both, on accession. Also, multiple times, my pizza wasn’t even cut into slices. The manager doesn’t seem to really care, as this has been going on for months now.

Pizza is alright for what it is, my review is on the staff and customer service, they are slow and lazy, line out of the door and 1 person in register and the other guys is slowly walking around, seriously? Hot and ready means hot and ready, not 8 min on my pizza, also it’s right on MLK so full of a bunch of thugs. So staff, move a little faster and cook more pizzas, take your orders faster, and and don’t focus on your «homies» and get all the customers served

I would just like to say I haven’t even tried my Pizza yet. I am so disgusted by the unprofessionalism at this location. When I get off a 10 hr day at work and I just want to grab something quick the last thing I wanna hear is a bunch of children making my food. I mean really, the management really needs to revise their team. People are cursing yelling in the back, one guy comes and talks to a customer complaining about their job… umm yah that’s who I want making my food. I understand you pay for what you get, but even if you hate your job at least pretend to like it.

1 star for cheap pizza only. No customer service skills, no communication amongst workers, poor work ethics, no patience, they seem to be frustrated when busy, unorganized, chaotic, the pizza is worse and worse each time I go back, I could go on but not going to. Not going to this location anymore.

Went yesterday 9−24−15 around 5:15PM to pick up some easy dinner eats. I’m normally not a fan of Little Caesars but I had been cravin’ pizza all day and this was easy.
It was pretty crowded when I walked in. Gazing upon all the unwashed folks, I couldn’t help but think that this is poor people food. Cheap, bad for you, probably contributing to the downfall of America. One lady was wearing pajama pants-​no judgements-​just lettin’ you know what kind of atmosphere this place has.
$ 9.73 got me a «hot and ready $ 9 box set» which, according to their website, is ten pieces of freshly baked cheese bread with Italian spices and four slices of deep dish pepperoni pizza. Served with Crazy Sauce. Available all day & HOT-​N-​READY 4−8pm. The cashier called me «sweetie» and I happen to like that.
The pizza was pretty great. Buttery dough and cheese… perfectly cooked. YUM! My little one enjoyed it as well. And the dog enjoyed the bits that he dropped. Tasty, convenient, just what I wanted.

NO ZERO. STARS ??? Worst pizza place u can ever go to, never going back to that place again. I ordered a hawaiian. First my pizza it was not cook all the way, and second the only put ham and pineapple in the middle i wish i would it check the pizza before i left that place.

Why is the bacon wrapped pizza (the only good thing on the menu) Gone??? Really? I couldn’t be because sales weren’t good. Every time I was in there that was all people were asking for. Bad business call. The one thing I want on a fuggin cheat day and its gone. Who runs this place? Brutus?

Best part about this place is one of the managers Joe, he is AWESOME We dont order their ready pizzas we custom order ours & whenever he is on the crew he has with him is flawless, our pizza is perfect & store looks and is ran right!
Cant say so much for when he isnt there… we usually walk in & if we dont see him we walk out & have pizza another night but GO JOE!

Did you know there’s something called Crazy Crust that you add on to your hot ‘n ready pizza for $ 1? Neither did I. For an extra dollar, you can pimp your crust out by having butter, Parmesan, garlic, etc. slathered on it. I have to say, it does make the crust taste better!
I came to pick up a couple of pizzas on a Thursday around 4PM. The place was slammed and there was only one employee working the registers. It was loud and hectic inside, and she was yelling out orders like a seasoned pro. I was probably in and out within 3 minutes.
2 Hot ‘n ready pizzas with crazy crust and a cold 2 liter cost just under $ 16. I had to ask for my receipt. Is it normal to not get a receipt at Little Caesars?
This Little Ceasar’s Pizza location is located across from Starbucks in a shopping center on the corner of MLK and Cheyenne.
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Worst little Caesar’s on earth. I joked with the manager «I guess hot and ready doesn’t mean hot and ready.» She told me «You don’t know how many times a day I hear that.» Clearly this place is run extremely poorly. This of course was after she gave another customer directions to the Little Caesar’s over on Lone Mountain and Decatur. Oh yeah, best part, when I stepped out to the register I asked «What’s ready?» The young man at the counter told me, «Uhh pretty much nothing.» We went to Roberto’s across the street. Was served in less time than it took for me to find out Little Ceasars had no food ready. Yay Roberto’s. Boo Little Caesars

It is rare that I have been as disappointed in customer service as I was tonight at the Cheyenne and Martin Luther King Little Caesars. I went in to the store to order a pizza, an event they should have been able to anticipate. I was told that there would be a wait of over 30 minutes for a pizza.
I asked the manager, «what do the words hot and ready mean to you?» She actually began to argue with me and told me that that only applied between 4pm and 7pm. I then asked why the sign read «hot and ready… all day every day.» I was told that they were short of staff and was actually told that I could fill out an application and help them out. This was not acceptable customer service.
In these days, we do not often use the expression business ethics. I understand it to mean that you should not make promises to customers that you know you cannot keep. You should not have a hot and ready sign if you know it is not true.
Someday a retired attorney with more talent than patience is going to contend the sign is an invitation to offer, payment constituted acceptance and your failure to have hot and ready pizza is a material breach of a contract. That may be the only thing that will start a productive discussion about a change in this policy.