Little Caesars Pizza — Restaurant in Decatur

Wanted to try the new $9 box with the Deep Deep Dish Pizza and Cheesy Italian Bread. When I received the box and opened it, the food looked no where near what the commercial was advertising. If I could've taken a picture of the food, you'll see exactly what I mean. When I went back to the 6th Avenue location, The worker glanced at me and walked away at first. After I got his attention for the second time and tried to explain to him what was the issue, the employee told me that the crust didn't spread all the way. If it didn't spread all the way, why didn't you just remake the food instead of being a complete jerk about it. He refused to give me a refund, and tried to keep every buck to himself. Instead of getting a refund, he exchanged us for a sausage pizza and crazy bread. Oh... and the Crazy Bread was still SLIGHTLY RAW... Let me tell you guys now, once you read this review. DON'T GO TO THIS LOCATION!!! GO TO THE ONE ON DANVILLE ROAD! You'll be treated a whole lot better and the pizza looks "A MILLION...

I pulled in 15-20 minutes before closing, and the inside had no customers, while the drive thru had two. I pull up to the speaker in the drive thru and the employee says "we are going to be closing soon and by the time you get to the window it will be to late!" Not "welcome to Little Ceasars" or "how are you or how may I help you?" Now I only wanted one pepperoni pizza for my kids but I never even got to say that because I wasn't treated like a paying customer! I worked as a General Manager for 15 years, in the business for 20, so I absolutely know that no company would approve. I was kinda shocked and lol a little, thinking maybe he's joking and I asked "so you aren't going to serve me?" To which he replied "no, because its only 20 minutes till closing!" I'm actually a weekly customer and wasn't asking for special treatment. If the other cars had big orders they could turned off the lights or just said that but beiing rude wasn't the way! I will definitely be...

Kudos to the teenagers working at Little Caesars on 6th Ave in Decatur tonight and was working the evening shift tonigh🍕👏

Little Caesars was absolutely swamped tonight. When I walked in, there were already three people waiting inside and several cars lined up in the drive-thru. I had placed an online order for in-store pickup, with an estimated wait time of 30–40 minutes.

While I waited, I witnessed something truly impressive: a team of well-mannered, polite, and incredibly hardworking teens giving it their all. They were hustling nonstop to get orders out the door, apologizing for delays, and—despite the chaos—still smiling.

What stood out most was their attitude. They stayed composed, respectful, and kind through the rush. No complaints, no eye rolls—just genuine effort and professionalism. They’re not just making pizzas—they’re showing character, work ethic, and grace under...