Little Caesars Pizza — Restaurant in San Antonio

The worst Little Caesars I’ve ever been to. What a shameful excuse for a staff. I usually go to the Stone Oak location near my house, but that day they were out of stuffed crust pizza, so I drove 18 minutes to this one.

I arrived at 10:32 PM and placed my order with the guy at the counter—who, by the way, already had his backpack on and his uniform unbuttoned, clearly ready to leave, even though the store closes at 11.

A girl in front of me was waiting for her pizza while the guy stood there laughing and chatting with his coworker, holding the pizza in his hand. After several minutes of joking around, he finally gave it to her. She looked annoyed and just left.

Then it was my turn. I politely asked for the pizza I had driven all the way for, and he told me they don’t do “special requests” that late, that only Hot-N-Ready pizzas were available. The pizza I asked for is literally on the menu—there was nothing “special” about it. I told him there were still 30 minutes until closing and I didn’t mind waiting. He just stared at me and repeated, “We don’t do special requests,” then shrugged like he couldn’t care less.

Terrible service. I drove another 15 minutes to a different location where they kindly helped me, and the manager there told me that was completely unacceptable and that they absolutely should’ve made the pizza.

It’s sad that stores like this are stuck with employees who don’t care and give such poor service. Thirty minutes before closing, everything was already shut down, and they were just waiting for no one else to show up. If they don’t like the schedule, maybe they shouldn’t be in...

Honestly, this location is just kinda weird. Lol I don't think I'll visit here again any time soon after my last visit. I thought it would be cool to use the drive thru but each time I went there, someone would be sitting at the window waiting a long period of time for their order. It makes sense that if it's not hot-n-ready the customer will need to wait, but like most other places with drive-thru options, I figured they could politely ask a customer to park in any of the many empty spots to wait. My third time (this time) in a row experiencing this at the drive-thru, I decided to ask the employee why they didn't do that, and the employee... Glitched out or something and just repeated to come into the lobby instead, which I agreed to. While I parked my car in the nearly empty parking lot, the manager walked up from around the back of the store and asked if I was there to pick up an order for Julio. I let him know I was there to pick one up for William (that's me lol). We walked inside, and after clearing up some confusion, we discovered that someone had entered my order under "Roland", understandable mistake. Maybe the phone and earphone equipment is a little faulty or old. Anyways, something like this has happened the last few times I visited this location. If you don't call ahead (like I did) AND make it to the drive-thru before someone else does, I bet you'll experience a similar situation.

P.S. Honestly, I understand what to expect out of the food too, but the pizza was really bad this time too. I honestly wonder if they were mad or something and gave me lower quality...

Yo yo yo, what's going on readers this is All Day coming with a review for you. So without further ado. Little Caesars Pizza often hits the spot for those seeking a quick and affordable pizza option. Known for their "Hot-N-Ready" pizzas, they offer an efficient service that makes it easy to pop in and grab a meal without the wait. The classic pepperoni pizza is a standout, featuring a crispy crust topped with a generous layer of gooey cheese and a hearty helping of pepperoni—perfect for satisfying those pizza cravings. The crust strikes a nice balance, being both chewy and crunchy, which is ideal for holding up to the toppings. Their Crazy Bread is another highlight; it's warm, buttery, and seasoned perfectly, making it a great sidekick to any pizza order. Pair it with their marinara sauce for an extra zing. While Little Caesars may not be the gourmet pizza experience some might seek, it excels in its value and convenience. For families or anyone on a budget, it’s a solid choice that delivers on taste and satisfaction without breaking the bank. Overall, if you're looking for a reliable pizza that doesn't compromise on flavor, Little Caesars is worth a visit. Again I thank you all for taking the time to read my reviews, I hope I am accurate and help with a decision to dine or pass and save you from any experience that you would rather...