Cicis Pizza — Restaurant in Aurora

I ate here 2 days ago and would very much recommend. They had something for everyone. The Mac & cheese pizza and the chicken and eggo waffles pizza sounds very weird but they were actually both very good. If you don’t like the weird combinations, then they have a bunch of normal pizza. If you like salads then they have it here. Also they have pasta and desert. The desert includes desert pizza, brownies and more. Also, the arcade was very fun. Me, my 1 and a half year old cousin and my aunt had a very good time at the arcade. We got a score of 5855 on ski ball. Also, got 805 tickets. The ski ball was very fun. So was the flappy bird game, the game where the balls drop and I got a little Christmas toy from the play till you win claw machine. My cousin also won a Christmas toy from the play till you win claw machine. At the end, when we used all our credits. I got like 10 things and my cousin got like 5 things. I got to play 15-30 minutes at the arcade and that’s only with 20 bucks. Also, I got a small little water gun and it broke but one of the staff members gave me a new one. The same guy gave my mom a free cup. Me, my cousin, aunt, mom, brother and uncle enjoyed the experience very much. They gave me a paper bag as well to carry all the stuff, I got. Thanks for all the food. I would definitely go back. As a kid from Las Vegas, this place is super nostalgic and the nostalgia is coming to me at 11 YEARS OLD. Also, this place is so good that I took my time to write this. Everything about this restaurant is five stars. Also sorry the only photo, I have of the place is my ski ball score. One of the best thing about this place is unlimited food for $10...

I can't quite give Cici's 5 stars, but it's more like 4.5 than a 4. Sure, it's a pizza buffet, but the price is great to feed a family of four, the food is good, they're very friendly, and there is a fair variety. Oh, and they've added a cinnamon sugar bread stick kind of dessert to the dessert bar, and I almost wish I could eat then ALL OF THE TIME. Their cinnamon rolls they used to have (which were also pretty amazing) weren't there when we went most recently, but these replaced them perfectly. One thing I really like about Cici's is that you can request personal pizzas with any of their numerous toppings if you don't happen to want what's on the pizza bar. Their Alfredo is tasty, and their turkey noodle soup (not sure if this is the name, but that's basically what it is) is pretty good, considering you're at a pizza place. I think my only complaints this time is that they've reduced the size of the salad plates, which makes it a little more difficult to keep your food on the plate when you're eating, but I'm sure it's to reduce food waste, so it's sort of a good thing. My other concern is that they've switched to using A LOT of disposable materials: Straws and napkins can be expected, and I don't use straws anymore, so no biggie, but the flatware is all plastic now, and though I may be remembering wrongly, I think the cups are disposable as well. Overall though, this place is great when you want a fairly inexpensive, all-you-can-eat...

The nostalgia hits hard here and I’m totally here for it. The salad bar seemed expanded, the music was 90’s mostly and the overall setup is pretty much what it’s been since I was a kid and I appreciate that. The games area has expanded extensively and I think it’s a great addition to the vibe to create a more immersive experience. There’s even tickets for the games and a full prize area now. There were 3 TVs. One played 90’s +trivia that just added to the nostalgia but there was also Bluey and a game on. They still take pizza requests and the staff were very friendly and attentive. It is setup where you bust your own tables now but it makes sense in my opinion for the way plates can stack up grabbing a new one each pass through the buffet. There’s still taco pizza, burger pizza, spinach pizza, bbq chicken (there were actually 2-3 bbq pizza options) and most of the desserts you remember from back in the day. I will say they are promoting that the chocolate dessert from the 90s/early 2000s is back - it’s okay but it’s still not it. I recall it being more Bavarian cream or Boston cream like with the chocolate topping and a soft thick doughy bottom. Shame too because it was my favorite dessert. Still will keep this in rotation anytime we’re up north. Please keep this historical...