Little Caesars Pizza — Restaurant in San Jose

So, I waltzed into this place, expecting pizza nirvana. What did I get? A slap in the face with mediocrity. The "hot and ready" pizza tasted like it had been sitting out since the Roman Empire fell. I've had hotter romances with my microwave. The crust, my friend, was a sad excuse for dough. It was like chewing on a flavorless tire, and I've had more excitement from a cardboard box.

Let's talk about the cheese. If rubber had a distant, less talented cousin, it would be the cheese on this pizza. I've seen more stretch in a senior citizen's yoga class. And don't get me started on the sauce – it's like they bottled disappointment and called it marinara.

The staff? Well, they were about as friendly as a cactus in a bad mood. I asked for extra pepperoni, and they acted like I requested a kidney. Come on, it's not brain surgery; it's slapping some pepperoni on a pizza.

Now, I'm a tough nut to crack, but Little Caesar's managed to crack me like an egg. I'd rather eat my own shoe than subject my taste buds to this culinary catastrophe again. Two stars because, hey, at least it's technically pizza. But if you want a slice of heaven, Little Caesar's is more like a ticket to the underworld. Good...

Tried the Fantastic Four Pizza from Little Caesars. The concept is cool — four different styles of pizza in one box: classic pepperoni, cheese, sausage, and pepperoni with jalapeños. It’s definitely convenient if you’re ordering for a group or can’t decide on just one flavor.

Taste-wise, it was decent for the price point. The pepperoni and cheese slices were exactly what you’d expect from Little Caesars — quick, simple, and satisfying enough. The sausage had good flavor, but the pepperoni with jalapeños was the standout for me, adding some spice and variety.

That being said, the pizza could’ve been hotter and a little fresher. The crust was on the drier side, and the overall quality felt more rushed compared to other times I’ve been here. For $12.99 (or around that), it’s not bad, but it’s not something I’d go out of my way for.

Overall, it’s a fun idea and worth trying once, but it lands as an average experience. Not bad, not amazing...

Got the pizza and sticks, ordered online and picked it up no problem. Food was good for being little Cesar's and the price.

The problem was having to ask several times for the marinara dipping sauce that was supposed to come with my order. They constantly responded it would cost extra. After additional asking, they eventually gave it.

Maybe they just failed to verify what was ordered. The order was for slices and stix, it comes in a normal pizza box so maybe they assumed it was just a pizza. If they took a second to check the order tag (the tag on the box indicated marinara) they would have known it comes with sauce.

Kinda regret pre paying the tip... I'm on the fence if I would...