Little Caesars Pizza — Restaurant in Florida

Budget friendly, reliable school-lunch style pizza dispensed in a cold, post-modern, almost dystopian, setting.

What more can you say about any Little Caesar's? Read along and I'll share some more...

My initial comment really says it all about Little Caesars. The pizza is what it is. The Detroit style seems kind of real and homemade but the others (standard and thin crust) feel like ordering pre-cooked frozen supermarket pizzas. However, at the price point of under $7.00 for a freshly prepared product that will feed multiple people, you can't go wrong. It is a bargain in today's world, but any standard.

What adds to the surreal, post-modern sense of dead is the automated, human-free experience you can have there... Not only at this location, but at all of them. I'll further explain...

See, you order and pay online from a small menu of set pizzas that generally cost between $6.00 and $10.00. You could always customize a pie as you like but it is more cost effective to order off the menu.

When you arrive at the restaurant, you go to a hot box/dispenser and put in the code provided via email. The automatic system opens the door holding your order, you grab it and leave. No human interaction required. The entire time, though, the dispenser is guiding you through the process in an overly cheery, pre-recorded human voice that is so enthusiastic that it is creepy... And human free.

It's a very Japanese style method of service that feels like something out of the film, Blade Runner.

At least a person puts it together and cooks it, I suppose... At least, I assume so.

Haha!

Is it really good pizza? Does it provide an amazing interpersonal experience? No on both counts.

Still, it would cost more to go to the store and cook my own frozen pizza than get one here. That's pretty amazing by any standard!

Little Caesar's. It is what it...

I walk in Little Caesars on Northlake blvd to buy crazy puff's around 4:33 pm on 3/21/24, when I walked in I saw a staff member sitting in the lobby area with there feet across the sits talking on there cell phone, walked up to the counter and was greeted by a very rude and disrespectful young lady named Sonali V. , before I could say anything Sonali V. said that she could not take my order that I would have to order on-line, so I asked her why and she stated that there was no food ready, So I told the young lady that I want to place an order and she told me I had to order on line that she would not take my order. when I looked there was serval Crazy puffs ready , so I pointed to them and said to the young lady that I wanted an order of crazy puff's , she looked back and saw that there was some in the hot plate, she grab one and rang me up , she threw my money at me, and I asked her for a bag to put my food in and she pointed at the plastic bags and said to me "there they go right there " So I asked for the Manager of the store and she refused to give the manager name and walked away from me, Sonale had a pair of blue gloves on her hands rang me up put her hands in the register grabbed the money with the blue gloves on her hands throw my money at me, and the right in the back to make more food with those nasty blue glove on her hands, she never changed her gloves, I was disrespected and I will never go back to Little Caesars on Northlake again as long as Sonali V is still working there, Very nasty and dirty place . and I call several time to speak to the manager and always told that the manager is not there, why are the little disrespectful kids work with no...

Very disappointed. On May 9th, I came to this location to order pizza for the aftercare students at the school where I work. I ordered and paid for 22 boxes of pizza ( 11 Emb cheese and 11 Emb pepperoni) for an event at the school on May 12th. I scheduled to pickup the pizza between 3pm -4pm. I talked to Sonali V., who was very professional, I must say. On May 11th ( Sunday), I called to confirm and was told that they had my information including the tax exemption and that I paid. On today, May 12th, I called again this morning to confirm again and ask if my daughter could pick up the pizza since I couldn't leave my students. I was told that would be fine since they had everything. At 3:20pm, I get a call from my daughter saying that they needed payment before making the pizza. I called the store myself and explain that I had already paid. They hung up the 1st time. I called again and explained the situation again and all of a sudden they find my information. They started making the pizza at 3:40pm which was a problem because when I first ordered on May 9th, I scheduled for the pickup to be between 3pm-4pm. Once the pizza was ready it was 4:20 and got to the school around 4:35. By then most of the students were leaving to go home. Many disappointed students who were waiting for pizza but...