This place is quite terrible! 1) Understaffed 2) Employees do not wear gloves while preparing food, and handling money all at once 3) Poor Quality Food Not worth your time, and in fact I wouldn't recommend trying them either with their scary state of handling food, scratching their faces, handling money, whipping their nose, spreading cheese on pizza...seriously it was disgusting. Of course this was in my most recent visit that I had went in store to take advantage of the 5 dollar peperoni pizza, my god if I had only known what I had been ordering in the past. Trust me STAY AWAY!
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Jt U.
It's handy and still good every time. I'm a lifer if it doesn't kill me soon.
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Cassandra K.
UPDATE: They now offer Sausage pizza Hot N Ready to go! SWEET!! Also, they did raise their price to $6.00, but who cares. It's fresh and ready to go anytime I want it. FINALLY!!! There is a Little Caesars Pizza in Parker!! We just couldn't wait once we saw it being built. I hail from Cali and have had this chain's pizza forever......it's great and a great price! We have a family of 7 and I stopped in right after it opened to pick up a quick dinner. They have these pizzas cooked and ready to just pick up! No calling ahead and having to order. They were perfect for our family, since they only offer pepperoni and cheese. We picked up one of each at $5.00 each! We even got an order of their cheese sticks with dipping sauce and dinner for all of us was only $14.00!! Can't beat that! Is it good for that price? Absolutely! Don't let this one close people of Parker, keep giving them business. :-)
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E S.
Update 7/29/2010: WILL NOT EAT HERE AGAIN! I gave them three stars in April, but I am now scared of getting sick. The products have been inconsistent in quality for the past couple of months, then the past couple of times we have been to this location, the workers were cleaning, mopping, sweeping, and then (without washing hands or changing gloves) they were assembling pizzas (touching toppings and finished products). I am not unrealistic: I know teens (and some adults) don't really know or care whether they pass germs along so this happens more often than we'd care to think about. However, the last time we went here (last week) I watched one guy sneeze onto his hands, wipe snot, and then proceed to the back to assemble a pizza. The other guy was cleaning off the counter and running the register and then went back to help cut crazy bread (we did not see one person wash hands!) We went home, and were so disgusted that we threw our pizza in the trash....... we won't be going here anymore. April 2010: I was SO EXCITED to see Little Caesars in Parker. There was one a really long time ago in the Kmart and there wasn't one for about 8+ years. We got tired of driving up to Aurora to get our Crazy Bread fix! I have been to the Parker location 5 times since it opened. The first time, we were in heaven with our veggie pizza and bread sticks. Then we had company and ordered for them. This time, the order was wrong and we were delayed while they remade it. It still wasn't very good at all. The third time also was wrong order. What you need to know: When you order over the phone, someone gets a pen and paper and writes down what you order. Another person translates the paper and puts it into their computer (when you pay). So it seems that a lot is riding on how the handwritten order is translated...... Trips 4 and 5 (after we decided to try again after they'd been open a bit longer): we ordered in the store directly and the orders were right and the food was good. Lesson learned: order in person!!
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Brian S.
Note: The map on Yelp is wrong. It's at the southwest corner of Main and Jordan. I came in to try their $5 lunch combo deal of a 8" x 6" deep dish pepperoni and a 20 oz soda, and I guess they were too busy and didn't have any ready. So I had to wait 8 minutes for the gal to prep and cook it, which kind of defeated the purpose of the Hot-and-ready campaign they're running. The pizza was okay. It was super hot as it was just out of the oven so I couldn't eat it for about 5 minutes (which is a first world problem I know) so that was a mild form of torture. The crust is very greasy and thick, and the sauce has a good deal of sweetness to it, which I think drowns out the flavors of pork and cheese products. But for $5, it's a heck of a deal. P.S. The parking lot was designed by Satan.
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Henry H.
First off the only reason this place gets a star is because it gave me no other option. This place is awful! I have tried to give it numerous chances first I did hot n ready but they were always out! So I decided to phone my order in nope that was even worse they have yet to get my order correct and the amount to pay is different every time. Top it off the place is disgusting and the employees look even worse no thank you! Go to papa Murphys it's just down the street!!!
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Brian S.
I have tried to come here 3 times and every time they are out of pizza and takes 15 minutes to make. Granted, it is just pizza, but the kids love it. It's Friday night at 6:30, how could you be out of pepperoni pizza?
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Sean S.
What can I say it pizza. This review is about customer service. Called a large order in 2 to 3 days early. So order could be ready for pickup. Get there and no pizza made and no order.
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Thor C.
Five bucks for an entire HOT pizza! Granted, this is not the best (read, Zachary's Pizza in Oakland) you'll ever have. It is, by far, not the worst you'll ever consume, either. I've been to this location several times to pick up pies for work. The staff is usually friendly and prompt. Five bucks and change will easily fill up two on cheesy greasy za!
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chad a.
Hot and ready... But only after a 6-8 minute wait everytime I come in here. Ok it's little Caesars so i wasn't expecting much, but when your gimmick is its hot and ready when u get there.. Shouldn't it be? I'm the only one in here and the place is a wreck mud on floor, dirty counters...the idea they have 2 tip jars up is hilarious....
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Cheryl L.
These guys make a good solid pizza and you can't beat the price $5. I'm glad that there is a fence in my backyard or I would be walking over there all the time to be able to feed my husband.
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Dale Z.
It is nice to have of of these nearby. For several years, I did not live near one, and I kind of missed it. That said, I don't particularly like Little Caesar's actual pizza. I find it to be nothing special. However, I used to really enjoy their Crazy Bread (one of my favorite snacks in the late 1980's). My "new favorite thing" at Little Caesar's would have to be the Italian Cheese Bread. The description is, "Freshly baked bread with a crispy edge, covered with melted cheeses and topped with Italian spices." I consider it to be "a highly addictive and extremely affordable cheese to mouth delivery system." If you call ahead to put in your order, it will be ready in about 10 minutes. I like to get mine "well-done" (crispy edges with no soggy center), with one meat topping (sausage, pepperoni or Canadian bacon), with a side of Crazy Sauce for dipping. The total cost of more food than one average person can eat is in the $4 to $5 range (I say range because sometimes they charge for the Crazy Sauce and sometimes they don't, but the total cost is always under $5). Note: any leftovers will also reheat very easily in the oven. Gourmet??? Not in the least. Tasty, quick, and cheap??? You Bet!
Takes Reservations : No Delivery : No Take-out : Yes Accepts Credit Cards : Yes Good For : Lunch Parking : Private Lot Bike Parking : No Wheelchair Accessible : Yes Good for Kids : Yes Good for Groups : No Attire : Casual Ambience : Casual Noise Level : Quiet Alcohol : No Outdoor Seating : No Has TV : No Waiter Service : No Caters : No
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Eric H.
This place is quite terrible! 1) Understaffed 2) Employees do not wear gloves while preparing food, and handling money all at once 3) Poor Quality Food Not worth your time, and in fact I wouldn't recommend trying them either with their scary state of handling food, scratching their faces, handling money, whipping their nose, spreading cheese on pizza...seriously it was disgusting. Of course this was in my most recent visit that I had went in store to take advantage of the 5 dollar peperoni pizza, my god if I had only known what I had been ordering in the past. Trust me STAY AWAY!
(1)Jt U.
It's handy and still good every time. I'm a lifer if it doesn't kill me soon.
(4)Cassandra K.
UPDATE: They now offer Sausage pizza Hot N Ready to go! SWEET!! Also, they did raise their price to $6.00, but who cares. It's fresh and ready to go anytime I want it. FINALLY!!! There is a Little Caesars Pizza in Parker!! We just couldn't wait once we saw it being built. I hail from Cali and have had this chain's pizza forever......it's great and a great price! We have a family of 7 and I stopped in right after it opened to pick up a quick dinner. They have these pizzas cooked and ready to just pick up! No calling ahead and having to order. They were perfect for our family, since they only offer pepperoni and cheese. We picked up one of each at $5.00 each! We even got an order of their cheese sticks with dipping sauce and dinner for all of us was only $14.00!! Can't beat that! Is it good for that price? Absolutely! Don't let this one close people of Parker, keep giving them business. :-)
(4)E S.
Update 7/29/2010: WILL NOT EAT HERE AGAIN! I gave them three stars in April, but I am now scared of getting sick. The products have been inconsistent in quality for the past couple of months, then the past couple of times we have been to this location, the workers were cleaning, mopping, sweeping, and then (without washing hands or changing gloves) they were assembling pizzas (touching toppings and finished products). I am not unrealistic: I know teens (and some adults) don't really know or care whether they pass germs along so this happens more often than we'd care to think about. However, the last time we went here (last week) I watched one guy sneeze onto his hands, wipe snot, and then proceed to the back to assemble a pizza. The other guy was cleaning off the counter and running the register and then went back to help cut crazy bread (we did not see one person wash hands!) We went home, and were so disgusted that we threw our pizza in the trash....... we won't be going here anymore. April 2010: I was SO EXCITED to see Little Caesars in Parker. There was one a really long time ago in the Kmart and there wasn't one for about 8+ years. We got tired of driving up to Aurora to get our Crazy Bread fix! I have been to the Parker location 5 times since it opened. The first time, we were in heaven with our veggie pizza and bread sticks. Then we had company and ordered for them. This time, the order was wrong and we were delayed while they remade it. It still wasn't very good at all. The third time also was wrong order. What you need to know: When you order over the phone, someone gets a pen and paper and writes down what you order. Another person translates the paper and puts it into their computer (when you pay). So it seems that a lot is riding on how the handwritten order is translated...... Trips 4 and 5 (after we decided to try again after they'd been open a bit longer): we ordered in the store directly and the orders were right and the food was good. Lesson learned: order in person!!
(1)Brian S.
Note: The map on Yelp is wrong. It's at the southwest corner of Main and Jordan. I came in to try their $5 lunch combo deal of a 8" x 6" deep dish pepperoni and a 20 oz soda, and I guess they were too busy and didn't have any ready. So I had to wait 8 minutes for the gal to prep and cook it, which kind of defeated the purpose of the Hot-and-ready campaign they're running. The pizza was okay. It was super hot as it was just out of the oven so I couldn't eat it for about 5 minutes (which is a first world problem I know) so that was a mild form of torture. The crust is very greasy and thick, and the sauce has a good deal of sweetness to it, which I think drowns out the flavors of pork and cheese products. But for $5, it's a heck of a deal. P.S. The parking lot was designed by Satan.
(2)Henry H.
First off the only reason this place gets a star is because it gave me no other option. This place is awful! I have tried to give it numerous chances first I did hot n ready but they were always out! So I decided to phone my order in nope that was even worse they have yet to get my order correct and the amount to pay is different every time. Top it off the place is disgusting and the employees look even worse no thank you! Go to papa Murphys it's just down the street!!!
(1)Brian S.
I have tried to come here 3 times and every time they are out of pizza and takes 15 minutes to make. Granted, it is just pizza, but the kids love it. It's Friday night at 6:30, how could you be out of pepperoni pizza?
(1)Sean S.
What can I say it pizza. This review is about customer service. Called a large order in 2 to 3 days early. So order could be ready for pickup. Get there and no pizza made and no order.
(1)Thor C.
Five bucks for an entire HOT pizza! Granted, this is not the best (read, Zachary's Pizza in Oakland) you'll ever have. It is, by far, not the worst you'll ever consume, either. I've been to this location several times to pick up pies for work. The staff is usually friendly and prompt. Five bucks and change will easily fill up two on cheesy greasy za!
(3)chad a.
Hot and ready... But only after a 6-8 minute wait everytime I come in here. Ok it's little Caesars so i wasn't expecting much, but when your gimmick is its hot and ready when u get there.. Shouldn't it be? I'm the only one in here and the place is a wreck mud on floor, dirty counters...the idea they have 2 tip jars up is hilarious....
(1)Cheryl L.
These guys make a good solid pizza and you can't beat the price $5. I'm glad that there is a fence in my backyard or I would be walking over there all the time to be able to feed my husband.
(3)Dale Z.
It is nice to have of of these nearby. For several years, I did not live near one, and I kind of missed it. That said, I don't particularly like Little Caesar's actual pizza. I find it to be nothing special. However, I used to really enjoy their Crazy Bread (one of my favorite snacks in the late 1980's). My "new favorite thing" at Little Caesar's would have to be the Italian Cheese Bread. The description is, "Freshly baked bread with a crispy edge, covered with melted cheeses and topped with Italian spices." I consider it to be "a highly addictive and extremely affordable cheese to mouth delivery system." If you call ahead to put in your order, it will be ready in about 10 minutes. I like to get mine "well-done" (crispy edges with no soggy center), with one meat topping (sausage, pepperoni or Canadian bacon), with a side of Crazy Sauce for dipping. The total cost of more food than one average person can eat is in the $4 to $5 range (I say range because sometimes they charge for the Crazy Sauce and sometimes they don't, but the total cost is always under $5). Note: any leftovers will also reheat very easily in the oven. Gourmet??? Not in the least. Tasty, quick, and cheap??? You Bet!
(3)Tom D.
hey, its Little Caesars.....what do you want
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