Little Caesars Pizza — Restaurant in Palmdale

Oh, Hot-N-Ready, you say? More like Lukewarm and Maybe You'll Get It Before Your Kids Graduate.

I just want to thank Little Caesars for redefining what “ready” actually means. Apparently, in their world, “ready” means you place your order, stare into the void for 25 to 30 minutes, contemplate your life choices, and maybe, just maybe, walk out with a pizza if the stars align and the oven feels like cooperating.

At this point, I feel like “Hot-N-Ready” is more of a nostalgic fairy tale, like Santa Claus or customer service. It’s a cute story we tell ourselves as we walk in, wide-eyed and hopeful, only to be met with the soul-crushing reality of an empty display case and a cashier who looks like they’ve seen some things. And let’s not pretend this is just a one-off. No matter which Little Caesars I go to, it's the same scene: a crowd of hangry customers slowly morphing into a support group, bonding over our mutual disappointment and sharing stories of better, faster pizza days.

Don’t get me wrong, when the pizza does eventually show up, it still hits. But the whole “hot and ready” bit? That slogan needs to be retired like an old jersey. Or at least changed to something more honest like “Eventually Warm and Hope You’re Not on a Lunch Break.” So yeah. Come to Little Caesars if you love their food, don’t mind waiting longer than it takes to binge-watch a whole episode of The Office, and enjoy standing awkwardly in a corner like you’re waiting for a slow Uber Eats driver.

Bravo, Little Caesars. You’ve made “ready” a feeling we chase, not...

This place is completely disrespectful and the staff is extremely rude. It’s not just a one-time issue—it’s an ongoing problem at this location, and I’ve noticed it’s happening at other Little Caesars as well. The service is unprofessional, the employees act like they don’t care about the customers, and the management does nothing to fix it. The district management is just as bad—they clearly don’t hold anyone accountable or address customer concerns. It feels like they simply don’t care about providing decent service or improving the customer experience. And to make matters worse, the pizza is never truly “Hot and Ready.” Every time, it takes well over an hour to receive our food, which completely defeats the purpose of their slogan. If Little Caesars can’t even deliver on their main promise, what’s the point? When I spend my money, I expect at least a basic level of respect and reasonable service, but instead I’m met with attitude, long wait times, and cold food. If Little Caesars can’t train their staff properly or improve management, I’d rather take my...

First first off they would not allow me to give my bills because they said all the bill for two months my 20s had a little rip in it the next one was wrinkled then I said well let me use my card then I had to sign documents on the computer now I don't know what's going on with that that's new and then the cashier girl took my order did not start the cooking was back there playing with workers running back and forth playing haven't enjoying time I come in 20 minutes later to pick my pizza up they hadn't even started cooking a pizza I waited outside I waited inside I came back my pieces are still not ready I don't understand I know it was a weekend they felt free young kids playing with no adult supervision I usually go there and the pieces nice they don't be too cheerful but the food is good and the weight isn't long but now it's a different story so maybe we should check the people we hire or hire someone...