Poll of the Day > How is Little Caesar's?

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There are literally like three in the whole country here. Is it worth trying out?

$5 pepperoni pizza doesn't sound too bad.
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It's got people that love it, and people that hate it. I think it's mostly polarizing from the cheese, they do a mozzarella/muenster mix. I happen to love muenster, so it works for me.

It's a $5 pizza

Not bad for when you want something quick and cheap, but you get what you pay for
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Not the best, not the worst

The price is good but what keeps me going back is the convenience. Most of the time I'm in and out in like 3 minutes
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it can taste much better when they just made it. if its been on the rack for awhile its not as good.
the deep deep dish is better
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Nothing horrible, nothing great. I think its well worth paying $5 for a pizza you can walk away with after spending a minute at the store.
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Their deep dish is actually delicious and it's still pretty cheap. Their regular pizza is... well, it's edible. I never refuse a slice if someone else bought one, I'll say that.

If you go there, pay the extra three dollars and get the deep dish. It's very worth it.

i think they are gross

green dragon posted...

i think they are gross

This. Id rather personally spend my $5 on something else.
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SushiSquid posted...

Their deep dish is actually delicious and it's still pretty cheap. Their regular pizza is... well, it's edible. I never refuse a slice if someone else bought one, I'll say that.

If you go there, pay the extra three dollars and get the deep dish. It's very worth it.

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Its exactly what you would expect from a five dollar pizza. Good, not great. Put some hot sauce on it and its pretty good though.
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Pay the extra dollar for more cheese and pepperoni. It is worth it.
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Its gross

It's not bad. You can get better pizza from 7-11 for the same price.
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It's unbelievably greasy, but I enjoy eating it... not as fond of the effects it sometimes has on my stomach. Unfortunately, it's a bit of a drive for me and they upped the rate to $5.55 and fuck them for jacking up the price.
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@paladin_man Where do you live, bro?

For a $5 pizza, it's hit or miss. It's not a pro pizza but it's not terrible. Try it and see if you like it, the Supreme and 3-meat are the best, IMO (but like the other guy said, just get the Deep Dish for $8 if you want a better pizza). For $5 and you won't make your own pizza, it's not a bad investment, but if you've ever made your own pizza (homemade. or just ate anyone else's really good pizza I guess), you know that whoever designed the Lil Cesar's pizza blueprint could have either tried harder or selected better ingredients.

It's not good enough to not get tired of (you get full and you're good, maybe eat some later), I never really find myself "craving" it though (more than just not minding it when I'm hungry, anyways).



Does anyone else make their own pizza, though? I guess I am just my own fanboy when it comes to food.

If I can make it, I can kick anyone else's ass at it.
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Returning_CEmen posted...

Pay the extra dollar for more cheese and pepperoni. It is worth it.

This. For that extra $1, it goes from awful to pretty good. Or spend the extra $3 and get the even better deep, deep dish.
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RIP_Supa posted...

Does anyone else make their own pizza, though? I guess I am just my own fanboy when it comes to food.

Very rarely, since I don't like the result. Granted, if I worked in a pizza place and learned how to do it right, it might be different.
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Agreed with most, it's neither bad nor good but for $5 and the convenience it's great. However, the crazy bread (their bread sticks) is fantastic. Pizza + crazy bread is still cheaper than a single pizza from most places.
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The Deep Deep dish is a little better than the regular crust, but it's really not worth the extra $3. The main draw for Little Caesar's is the price, not the taste, which isn't very good even for chain standards. If you're willing to pay the extra $3, you might as well get the Domino's $8 large 3-topping pizza instead, which is considerably tastier.
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RIP_Supa posted...

Does anyone else make their own pizza, though? I guess I am just my own fanboy when it comes to food.

I will every once in a while, but it takes time to make the dough, and then you have to make sure you have all the ingredients, if you don't you have to buy them and they can get expensive if you are onl;y making one or two pizzas, go through the hassle of cleaning up, etc. It does taste good and it is fun to do every now and then, but n the end the convenience of a mama cozzi's or a lc is too good to pass up if you want quick pizza and local pizza places that have great whole pizzas or cheap by the slice ones or even papa murphey's take and bake gives similar or better quality without the mess and hassle of making.

As for little ceasers, they are ok, but always choose the upgrade. the extra most is actually pretty good. Last week was apparently a pizza week for me, because I had lc for lunch at work one day, my family had pizza hut for a family gathering the next, and there was a pizza party at work with domino's the day after. I would actually put the extra most above both domino's and pizza hut. Although above pizza hut isn't saying much, hadn't eaten there in a while and the pizza we got was probably the worst pizza I have ever tasted. It was almost inedible. Truly the exception to a bad pizza is still pizza rule.
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Golden Road posted...

The Deep Deep dish is a little better than the regular crust, but it's really not worth the extra $3. The main draw for Little Caesar's is the price, not the taste, which isn't very good even for chain standards. If you're willing to pay the extra $3, you might as well get the Domino's $8 large 3-topping pizza instead, which is considerably tastier.

yeah, the deep deep dish used to be $7. barely worth $8
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I haven't gone there in many years, but I remember liking it.
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worth the price
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Mead posted...

It's a $5 pizza

Not bad for when you want something quick and cheap, but you get what you pay for

Pretty much

Little Caesar's is edible but nothing great

RIP_Supa posted...

Does anyone else make their own pizza, though? I guess I am just my own fanboy when it comes to food.

If I can make it, I can kick anyone else's ass at it.

I used to when i had an oven and a real kitchen





gosh i miss the homemade pizza and it was usually only $6-8 per pizza.
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Don't really like it. Tastes kind of off to me.
Unrelated, but I don't care for their commercials either.
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it's the worst national chain of all American pizza companies.