Little Caesars Pizza — Restaurant in Highland

Worst experience ever without experiencing bodily harm.. I go here for quick cheap pizza. Upon walking in it was crowded and I got no greeting. I made my order and was over charged, noticed after I walked away from register. Waited in line again to let the girl (Briana M.) know of the mistake, she grunted with no apologies took my receipt and walked away giving my receipt to another employee telling him to refund me. He asked what's the name she told him. He refunded me she came back. Charged me again this time not handed me my receipt so i just walked away to wait. While waiting a customers child was running around "accidentally" hitting people with his toy, climbing on things and wacked me twice. Trying to keep my cool I started looking around the room and noticed the dust around all the vent, the smears of children's hand prints on the glass walls and deeply began to contemplate my choice to get food from this establishment. Looking for my order I began to notice the room emptying and people who ordered after me leaving. I walked up to the register now being the only person in the room. Briana came back and said my order not checking the screen or holding my receipt. I nodded yes and she walked away picked up a box in front of the line, one she had checked 5 times already. Than she checked the hotboxes and the hot n readys areas. Went back to the same box in the front of the line. Picks up that box and gives it to me. I said this one? That you have checked half a dozen times already? She just stared at me, again no apologies! She made me wait an additional 20 mins for my order as it sat there and she touched it at least 6 times that I saw. The fact she knew my name on my order after giving my receipt to the other employee but couldn't read it any of the 5 to 6 time she checked it before I said something to her is beyond upsetting and suspicious. May her employer hold her accountable for her lack of...

Tldr: This place disabled the "no tip" and "custom" buttons on their keypad. Had to hit the physical red X to bypass it.

My encounter: Went to get a hot n ready, when it came time to pay the worker mentioned to give the card reader a minute because it was being slow. I said fine didn't mind, after it finally loaded I was presented with a tip menu which was never there before, tried hitting the no tip and it didn't work, tried the custom button didn't work.

The worker looked anxious for some reason and then it clicked in my head...they deliberately disabled those two buttons leaving the only working option to tip them...The worker realized I noticed this and said "is it stuck?, let me come around" he darted around the counter and I knew he was going to hit one of the tip options for me. I decided to hit the physical red X on the keypad itself and it finally went to the payment screen...

This is very predatory and I'm most likely not going back to this location if the owner is going to be doing scammer type of stuff here. Pay your employees a fair wage and stop asking customers to do it for...

I click the link for the five points you get on Google maps as a local guide. I did go to Little Caesars and bought myself a pizza. I went to my usual spot on Baseline Street in Highland CA. I thought that this review would have been about that location. LC review they want me to update is for different Little Cesars. This review is for LC in San Bernardino on Highland Ave.

Since this update does not allow me to see the actual location/address I will asset that it's the one near to delarosa. I won't change their star rating because they are terrible at making pizza. Not only that, the location is still dangerous, smell like urine, very busy and remain to be a haven for panhandling and sometimes mentally illed transits. It's even worse at night with these people lurking about doing nothing but just hanging out...