Little Caesars Pizza

It’s Little Caesar’s, so you should know what you’re getting into. It’s cheap, quick pizza… Nothing to write home about for sure, but did I mention it’s cheap? I have a weak spot in my foodie palette for cheap pizza. We frequented this place a lot when my wife was pregnant and it’s generally pretty good. However, the other night we got a pizza that looked (and tasted) as if it had been sitting for about 4 hours. I’m pretty sure high school cafeteria pizza was better. Fine… So I took it back to get a fresh pie, which they were great about. They even threw in some free pretzel views to try. Only problem? They had also been sitting for a loooooong time. Like I said, for the most part this place is good, but there are some definite quality control issues. I suggest trying the pizza before you leave if you’re unsure.

The Little Caesars Pizza shop in the North Side Plaza (Hannaford) next to Shorty’s is a good and quick place to pick up Hot-​N-​Ready pizzas, crazy bread, and wings at reasonable prices. Getting here, you have to make several turns just to get in and out of the plaza onto Hooksett Rd. This is one of two Little Caesars locations in Manchester, the first location is located on Second Street near I-​293 Exit 4 and the Queen City Bridge.
A Large Hot-​N-​Ready Pizza (cheese or pepperoni) is only $ 5.50 plus tax here! A Large One Topping Pizza (other than pepperoni) is $ 7 plus tax (short wait). The deep dish pizzas (8 slices) are slightly more, $ 8 and up. Several combo deals are offered here including the $ 5 Lunch (4 deep dish pepperoni slices & 20 oz Pepsi). Like other locations, this store is small with just an order counter and a few seats for waiting.
I stopped at the North Manchester Little Caesars recently since I was getting hungry quickly. I also spotted a Little Caesars employee standing at the corner of Hooksett Rd & Campbell St waving a sign for $ 8 Hot-​N-​Ready Deep Dish (cheese or pepperoni). I was originally going to get a traditional large pepperoni pizza, but I changed my mind to «deep dish pizza» as I made several turns to North Side Plaza.
I ordered a Large Deep Dish Pepperoni Pizza ($ 8.72 with tax), which was hot & ready to go! The deep dish pizza was very hot and fresh out of the oven, great timing! This deep dish pizza (or 2 small deep dish pizzas, 4 slices each) was topped with the right amounts of pepperoni, cheese, and sauce on a thick soft pizza crust. The pizza was greasy on top from the pepperoni. I had 4 slices of deep dish pizza which tasted pretty good and that was enough food for dinner. I saved the other 4 slices for lunch!
I noted this Little Caesars location did not have churros on the menu, like the locations in the Albany, NY area. I would’ve definitely ordered churros for dessert.