Little Caesars Pizza — Restaurant in Ridgecrest

Hey Just An Update We Eat Frequent Pizza At little Ceaser Here In Town.The Pizza Seems On Point at Noon When We Go No Issues Pizza Is Always Good.Warning For Those Who Order Pizza From Ceaser At Night Beware There Pizza Extremely Dried Out Over-Cooked With Barley Any Cheese Or Topping We Called In The First Two Times We Got The Answering Machine 3Rd Time We Got Through We Spoke To Lady That Looked Like She Got Into Fight With Orange Pumpkin Hair Dye.We Where Nice.Told Her What Happened She Immediately Got Rude As Hell With Us.Informed Us That She Personally Cooked And Boxed That Pizza And That There Couldn’t Be Anything Wrong With It.I Asked Her If They Can Remake Pizza And I’ll Bring In The 3 Solid Boxes Of Cardboard She Had Given Us Tommorrow She Immediately Said No You Have To Bring It In Now Or There’s Nothing We Can Do.We Told Her That It’s Going On 9:00pm And We Just Put Our Kids To Bed Unless They Offer Delivery I Am Not Driving All The Way Back Out There To Ridgecrest When I Live All The Way In Inyokern.She Got Real Snotty With Us When I Said I Would Not Make The Drive.I Said I’d Bring It All Back Tommorrow No Worries My Children Are Not Breaking Teeth Over This Cardboard.She Said No That The Pizza Is Not Going To Be The Same Tommorrow As It Is Tonight.We Said Are You Serious Can We Speak To Manager.She Says I Am Manager.We Said Is There Another Manager We Can Speak To.She Says Yes But There Going To Say The Same Thing I Said.We Said So Can We Speak To The Other Manager.She Says Why.We Say Because This Conversations Is Going Nowhere And We Demand To Speak To Manager Now.We Get On The Phone With Manager Travis-Thank You For Being A Respectful Reasonable Manager They Need More Like Him For Customer Service.We Told Him Quick Overview Of What Happened He Told Us He Understands And That We Can Bring It Back In Tommorrow Or Within The Week And They’ll Replace The Order That It Wasn’t An Issue.Problem Resolved Within Minute Of Speaking To Him.Thanks Again If Your Reading This [Hope You Guys Can Find Night Employee That Can...

We ordered about 2 months ago online. Waited about 45 minutes. Went picking up and the older male employee, was not greeting anyone, running around stressed. People were waiting. When I asked for my order, he said it was canceled so they didn’t have all the ingredients. I said how come I didn’t get an email or a call. He exclaims, we don’t have your phone number. He printed out my receipt to show it was fancied and not charged. Lo and behold there was my phone number on the receipt. I called spoke to the manager as he made me feel like belittled and o well. She did give out next order for free and it was good. We’ve went back 2 times and the food has been maybe 3 out of 5. But the crazy puffs is what saved the orders because they have been good. Not tonight… Tonight I ordered a pizza and all 3 of the crazy puffs. We got home, absolutely no sauce on all of them. I might have saw a small bit on a few, they were dry. My son never complains. He asked where was the sauce. I called in and asked why no sauce was put in. He said the bacon does not come with sauce. I looked up the description and it does. He said I personally made your order and put space on the cheese and pepperoni. I said no there wasn’t. He argued. I said I can bring the cheese ones back and show you. He got snippy and said we can’t take food back, I said no I want to show you. He offered no apologies or no let me make that up to you. He basically hung up with no resolution. I will be calling the manager tomorrow and I doubt we will be back. There is not hardly ever a warm greeting. Here is photos of the super dry bacon and cheese...

Little Caesars in Ridgecrest is… fine. It’s exactly what you’d expect from a fast, cheap pizza chain—nothing more, nothing less. If you’re looking for a quick bite on a budget, especially something to feed a group of kids or bring home after a long day, it does the job. But don’t go in expecting anything beyond that.

I usually grab a Hot-N-Ready pepperoni, and it’s hit or miss. Sometimes it’s fresh and decent, sometimes it tastes like it’s been sitting under the heat lamps a bit too long—dried out cheese, slightly burnt crust, that kind of thing. You get what you pay for, and at around $6 or $7 a pizza, that’s fair.

The breadsticks (or Crazy Bread) are still the best part—when they’re fresh. If not, they’re pretty underwhelming. I’ve also had issues a couple times with online orders not being ready on time, even when the app said they were. Minor inconvenience, but frustrating when you’re trying to grab food quickly.

Staff is usually friendly enough, though they often seem understaffed or overwhelmed during rushes. The store itself is clean but nothing special. It’s very “in and out” service.

Overall, it’s not bad, not great. Just a middle-of-the-road option when you need something fast and cheap. Three stars feels...