Little Caesars Pizza — Restaurant in Florida

Disappointing and Underwhelming: A Lamentable Pizza Experience

As a fan of pizza, I’m always on the hunt for a satisfying slice especially on a budget. Unfortunately, my recent encounter with a certain cheap pizza left me feeling utterly let down and disheartened. Here’s why I cannot recommend it and I urge all of you to avoid this place with a passion ( just look at the picture)

Tasteless and Lackluster: The most critical aspect of any pizza is its taste, and in this regard, the cheap pizza I sampled fell astonishingly short. The crust lacked any semblance of flavor or character, resembling more of a cardboard disc than a delectable foundation for cheese. The sauce was equally uninspiring, with a blandness that left me yearning for any hint of seasoning or tang. Overall, the taste was so forgettable that I struggled to differentiate it from a frozen, store-bought alternative offering

To add insult to injury, the stingy portions of cheese were nothing short of laughable. It felt as though each slice was merely touched by the barest whisper of toppings, leaving me squinting in disbelief as I searched for even a hint of the promised ingredients. Whether it was the paltry scattering of cheese or the sparse distribution of toppings, at $6.99 the pizza failed to deliver on the most basic expectation of a even the most reasonable expectation for a pizza pie.

Texture Woes: A truly decent pizza ( at any price ) should delight not only the taste buds but also engage the senses with its texture. Regrettably, this cheap pizza fell flat in that department as well. The crust was inexplicably both chewy and soggy, an unappetizing combination that left me questioning the dough’s freshness and quality. The lack of a satisfying crunch or a pleasant doughy bite made each mouthful feel like a tedious chore rather than an indulgent experience.

Presentation: While I understand that appearance is not the most critical factor in assessing a pizza’s worth, this particular pizza’s lackluster presentation did nothing to redeem its other shortcomings. The toppings were haphazardly scattered, with little care taken to ensure an even distribution. This lack of attention to detail extended to the uneven baking, resulting in an unappealingly pale and undercooked crust. It was a visual disappointment that only further dampened my already diminished expectations.

In summary, the cheap pizza I had the misfortune of trying was an overall letdown. With a complete lack of flavor, anemic topping, unsatisfactory texture, and lackluster presentation, it failed to live up to even the most basic standards of an enjoyable pizza experience regardless the price.

Save your taste buds the distress and seek out a more worthwhile pizza experience that can provide the quality and satisfaction you deserve. Just check out the pizza for your self. It does not get any worse even...

Never set down at a table here but went to retrieve a lost husband. Context, before my 5 cent tour: I've passed the defunk dog racing track over a 1000 times as the rest of those that have to go south past Busch Blvd surely have as well. (Note: Outter Towner's there is no Waters exit... Northbound you can use the 'BIRD ST a Ambush.' Note #2: You won't make the red lights unless you have at least a V6. No legal advice but I don't think LEO will care if you safely run those red lights that hold way too long anytime of the day.) I never feel safe at that turn. Continuing.... I entered the building crossing the strangely filled front parking lot at 1030am. Security is there with the cameras but you get more of a welcome feeling like they are both maintenance and security. Pass the small parking lot array of ancient CCTV are 3 options I believe... Stairs, escalator, or elevator to the second floor that opens to a room full of tables with various games in play. Outside there is sports betting and a room full of monitors. It too was open but other than a few individuals standing near the entry exit it looked empty. I located the husband to the left playing Texas Hold EM. His review I will paraphrase. "They won't you to win." He'd also been there with a few others for 3 days. Huge parking lots and don't let the state of the surrounding neighborhood or TPD cops all over that Sulphur Springs Area I've never seen or heard of violence or cars being broken into. Most of the patrons on the weekdays or humble down to earth people looking to have a few hands and be gone. Weekends of course maybe different. If I was a gambler and wanted a place that cozy and has a feel for security and an unknown desire for the patrons to win! This is the...

Little Caesars isn't the best pizza out there to some but in my household, we enjoy it. You definitely can't beat the hot and ready $5 pizza! I've been going to this specific location since I was a child (probably 6 or so)...so only a few years. In the mid 90's my friends and I would walk to school (Ben Hill, when it was a junior high). On the way home we would always stop in this Little Caesars for a $1 large drink . The place hasn't changed much over the years. I do miss the small simon says like game that they used to have 25 years ago. I'd always win free baby pan pizzas after playing 25 cents. Anyway, flash forward to today, I still enjoy frequenting Little Caesars. The only thing that's changed is the people behind the counter keep getting younger and younger than me. They are always friendly and happy to take your order. I'm really happy the company decided to bring back the original style deep dish. It's just as good as I remember. Although, it should come on one large sheet with a paper packaging instead of in a box... just like...