Little Caesars Pizza — Restaurant in Boynton Beach

I've been going to this little ceasers for years and I've never had an issue. I did once have a pizza come out wrong that was accidentally ruined (cheese fell to one side) and they still gave me the pizza and another at no cost to me.

Edit (Jan,22,2019): as of lately I do find that the staff can be backed up around lunch and dinner hours. If you want to get in and out quickly, order beforehand, or come at a different time.

Edit (Feb, 8,2019): needless to say, whoever is in charge of staff right now doesn't know what they're doing. The last 3 visits, I waited over 40 minutes for a thin crust pizza.. I counted 22 other people that came in and out after I placed my order. Some of which got thin crusts and other pizzas like I had. Literally no reason for it to take this long, I understand it can be busy, but this is the third time in a row I've had my order blatantly ignored.

I'll be spending my time somewhere else...

Well I finally had to leave a review. This is the third and last time we purchase from this location. Regardless of the poor customer service, when you order the “Extra” pizza for $6 bucks that is supposed to have more cheese and pepperoni on it but you still get a shoddy excuse for toppings where you see the exposed bread and sauce and it’s occurred Three Times in a row over a month, then the location is more interested in taking your money then giving you what you expect. Really sad as we have been customer’s since they opened but sadly, we are done.

It’s a $6 Extra Most Pizza so my expectations are not very high but I do want value for my money.

The Little Caesars in Green Acres is far superior (and I’m told different owner) than the Boynton location and you get...

Little Caesars isn’t trying to compete with artisanal pizzerias and that’s exactly why it works. The brand leans into convenience, speed, and affordability, and on those fronts, it delivers. The Hot-N-Ready model is efficient and surprisingly consistent. You walk in, grab a pizza, and you’re out in minutes.

The taste? Solid for the price. The crust is buttery and soft, the cheese pull is decent, and while the sauce leans a bit sweet, it’s crowd-pleasing. Is it the best pizza you’ll ever have? No. But for six to eight dollars, it’s a no-brainer when you need something quick and filling.

Standouts like the Crazy Bread and Detroit-style deep dish show they can offer more than just budget options when they want to. Just don’t come expecting gourmet. This is comfort...