Little Caesars Pizza — Restaurant in Farmington Hills

I hate I have to leave this review because I've been coming to this location for years since it's down the street from me, but my visit today made me change locations going forward. With everything going on with this COVID pandemic I pay attention while supporting the essential restaurant workers if their wearing gloves or masks. Almost all restaurants that I've supported have gloves or masks on except this place. ( I've came here 2x and noticed) I paid with my card and he proceeded to put my pizza in the box with no gloves or masks. When I asked him does management not require they wear a masks or gloves, he had the nerve to look at me like I offended him and said, no with an attitude. Excuse me for just trying to be safe and still support the essential workers (restaurants). If your dealing with food you definitely should be wearing some gloves and also a masks due to the virus. While making the pizza you could be talking or laughing and spit can come from your mouth on someones food unintentionally. Not only that you should be thinking about protecting yourself! Although I paid with a card, but if I would have paid with cash, he would have still proceed to box my pizza without washing his hands while dealing with money at the registered. DISGUSTING! So careless and ignorant.... Dear MGMT: Teach this young lazy workers about sanitation and not cross contamination dealing with food and money! SMDH... You just lost a...

If you're reading reviews because you also had a bad experience at Little Caesars, you were right. It was bad. It was awful. You had doubts about it before you even ordered, so really it's your own fault for coming here. They should review YOU for the bad decision you made. I give myself 0 stars for coming here. The service and the pizza was terrible. I ordered at 6:10PM and the estimated ready time was 6:40. I arrived at 6:50 thinking I was late and that my pizza would be cold. At all the other local pizza shops it would be ready faster than I could get there. As I walked up to the door I could see a full lobby of people. None of their orders were ready. Neither was mine. 3 young men stood viewing a single register trying to figure out the status of the customer's orders. Who was cooking while those 3 men stood there puzzled? I don't know. I don't know why the one young man wore a ski mask in a hot pizza shop. I don't know why the other guy had on a playboy shirt. But I'll pray for them. To be fair, the "crazy puffs" I ordered were good. It was the reason I came to begin with. I don't know why I ordered a pizza with it. I was too greedy and too gracious. I did order it with $1 extra crazy sauce that I did not receive. That's my punishment. I should have cooked at home. Listen to me. Don't make the same mistakes....

I arrived at Little Caesars on 11 mile in Farmington Hills at 9:35pm. I wanted to order two cheese pizzas but the clerk told me that they only had one pepperoni left. I asked if they could make cheese and he said no that’s all they had left because they closed at 9:30. I said that the hours online were open until 10pm. I told him the pizza was for Thanksgiving tomorrow. He said we are closed and we only have one pepperoni pizza left. I feel that if they we’re closed that the door should have been locked. They should just lock the doors and leave if they don’t want to work until closing hours. People go to restaurants to order what they want to eat, not to eat what the restaurant wants to give them. I paid for the last pepperoni pizza because I wanted my family to have some dinner for Thanksgiving. I went to Hungry Howies and ordered two cheese pizzas. They were still open. I wanted to take the little Caesar’s back but I thought I can just give it to my dog for a holiday treat. Hungry Howies has just gained a new customer because they took my order when Little...