Best Cici's around. Clean, high energy, fresh food being put out constantly. Even the cleaning crew were friendly. High marks for all.
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Daniel L.
My wife and I quite enjoy Cici's. The best time to go is around lunch time. That's when it's busy enough that fresh pizza is put out often, but it doesn't get too loud. But this particular location suffers from some poor staffing. The custodial crew isn't very considerate as they clean tables--including reaching across your food to refill napkins that you don't need to have refilled yet. It's as if the person knows they have a job to do and they won't let any customer stand in their way. So my wife and I have decided to continue enjoying Cici's, but just a different location.
(3)
Mike K.
im writing an updated 1 star for the absolutely awful "Cici's Pizza" to reply to the response from the guy who works at Cicis who added a comment to my review. Of course im not going to spend my money eating there anymore. However, this location is in between a "Half Price Books" and a "Game Stop" so I do walk by and it is only filled with children. Its a child's restaurant for children. The commercials show a business man in a restaurant filled with adults. Thats not an accurate depiction of "Cici's Pizza". "Cici's Pizza" is like "Chuck E Cheese" with no games and worse pizza. I will say this though; One time walking by, i did get a chuckle seeing one fat kid walking in. He had a strut walking in like he was going to his home. "Cici's" was his "Cheers" and he was Norm. I've never seen such a confident swagger on a fat kid in my life than seeing one walk into a "Cici's Pizza".
(1)
Jay H.
Agreed on everyone comments a one star. I ate there once, oh boy do you get what you pay for. The pizza taste like Cardboard. No toppings on it. A little cheese, and there salad bar is to bit to desire. Would not recommend this all you can eat pizza, unless you were stranded on an island to survive...argggg
(1)
Michael C.
Ah, Cici's. Quite possibly the guiltiest pleasure in all of pizzadom. Yes, I will be the social pariah whose review gives Cici's two stars instead of just one. I have granted them an extra star for one reason only: A meal at Cici's costs $5, tops. For that price, I'm not expecting Maisonette 2.0. Plus, the food really isn't THAT awful. My Cici's rule of thumb: If it looks revolting (i.e. Macaroni and Cheese Pizza), stay away. Otherwise, their pepperoni pizza, pasta, salads and garlic bread are perfectly adequate for the price. I'd rather eat at Cici's than at 95% of fast food restaurants. A salad and drink at McDonald's will cost nearly as much as Cici's entire buffet. Also, their not-quite-entirely-baked brownies are pretty fantastic. Eat one and try not to go back for a second. I dare you. Sure, Cici's are overloaded with emotionally detached parents shoveling food into their faces while their hyperactive children toss breadsticks at each other. And, yeah, the pizza isn't all that wonderful. So what? It's $5. Where else can you get dinner and a depressing show for such a low price?
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Donielle W.
Cici's isn't great pizza, but who can expect great pizza for the ridiculously low price which Cici's offers. It's like $5.00 for all you can eat pizza, pasta, salad, bread sticks, and desert. You couldn't get any cheaper than that. Though they don't offer a wide variety of toppings, it's pretty hard to screw up a salad, and pasta, and pizza for that matter. They have any type of pizza you can think of, but if you want something different, you can just let them know and they'll make one however you want it and bring it out to you. The only big complaint, and big reason why I rarely go... is that it kills my acid reflux. I can't really hold that against them though because everyone else that I've ever gone with that doesn't have acid reflux is completely fine after eating. I know I'm not really supposed to eat pizza anyways but I can handle pizza from anywhere else but there. So maybe if you have acid reflux I wouldn't recommend it, if you don't though and you feel like being cheap... it's not THAT bad, it's just not that good either. :)
(2)
B P.
No one goes to Ci Ci's for great pizza! But it is great for a quick, fast and in a hurry lunch spot! Thanks to Patrick and his crew!
(4)
Nick W.
I don't care what the past reviews said,i still came here and actually enjoyed it. Friendly staff and yea the pizza isn't high quality but for $5 you're not gonna get a chicago style pizzeria. But kids behaved and big selection of pizzas! I would def. Go back!
Takes Reservations : No Delivery : No Take-out : Yes Accepts Credit Cards : Yes Bike Parking : Yes Wheelchair Accessible : Yes Good for Kids : Yes Good for Groups : Yes Attire : Casual Noise Level : Average Alcohol : No Outdoor Seating : No Has TV : Yes Waiter Service : No
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Cathy L.
Best Cici's around. Clean, high energy, fresh food being put out constantly. Even the cleaning crew were friendly. High marks for all.
(5)Daniel L.
My wife and I quite enjoy Cici's. The best time to go is around lunch time. That's when it's busy enough that fresh pizza is put out often, but it doesn't get too loud. But this particular location suffers from some poor staffing. The custodial crew isn't very considerate as they clean tables--including reaching across your food to refill napkins that you don't need to have refilled yet. It's as if the person knows they have a job to do and they won't let any customer stand in their way. So my wife and I have decided to continue enjoying Cici's, but just a different location.
(3)Mike K.
im writing an updated 1 star for the absolutely awful "Cici's Pizza" to reply to the response from the guy who works at Cicis who added a comment to my review. Of course im not going to spend my money eating there anymore. However, this location is in between a "Half Price Books" and a "Game Stop" so I do walk by and it is only filled with children. Its a child's restaurant for children. The commercials show a business man in a restaurant filled with adults. Thats not an accurate depiction of "Cici's Pizza". "Cici's Pizza" is like "Chuck E Cheese" with no games and worse pizza. I will say this though; One time walking by, i did get a chuckle seeing one fat kid walking in. He had a strut walking in like he was going to his home. "Cici's" was his "Cheers" and he was Norm. I've never seen such a confident swagger on a fat kid in my life than seeing one walk into a "Cici's Pizza".
(1)Jay H.
Agreed on everyone comments a one star. I ate there once, oh boy do you get what you pay for. The pizza taste like Cardboard. No toppings on it. A little cheese, and there salad bar is to bit to desire. Would not recommend this all you can eat pizza, unless you were stranded on an island to survive...argggg
(1)Michael C.
Ah, Cici's. Quite possibly the guiltiest pleasure in all of pizzadom. Yes, I will be the social pariah whose review gives Cici's two stars instead of just one. I have granted them an extra star for one reason only: A meal at Cici's costs $5, tops. For that price, I'm not expecting Maisonette 2.0. Plus, the food really isn't THAT awful. My Cici's rule of thumb: If it looks revolting (i.e. Macaroni and Cheese Pizza), stay away. Otherwise, their pepperoni pizza, pasta, salads and garlic bread are perfectly adequate for the price. I'd rather eat at Cici's than at 95% of fast food restaurants. A salad and drink at McDonald's will cost nearly as much as Cici's entire buffet. Also, their not-quite-entirely-baked brownies are pretty fantastic. Eat one and try not to go back for a second. I dare you. Sure, Cici's are overloaded with emotionally detached parents shoveling food into their faces while their hyperactive children toss breadsticks at each other. And, yeah, the pizza isn't all that wonderful. So what? It's $5. Where else can you get dinner and a depressing show for such a low price?
(2)Donielle W.
Cici's isn't great pizza, but who can expect great pizza for the ridiculously low price which Cici's offers. It's like $5.00 for all you can eat pizza, pasta, salad, bread sticks, and desert. You couldn't get any cheaper than that. Though they don't offer a wide variety of toppings, it's pretty hard to screw up a salad, and pasta, and pizza for that matter. They have any type of pizza you can think of, but if you want something different, you can just let them know and they'll make one however you want it and bring it out to you. The only big complaint, and big reason why I rarely go... is that it kills my acid reflux. I can't really hold that against them though because everyone else that I've ever gone with that doesn't have acid reflux is completely fine after eating. I know I'm not really supposed to eat pizza anyways but I can handle pizza from anywhere else but there. So maybe if you have acid reflux I wouldn't recommend it, if you don't though and you feel like being cheap... it's not THAT bad, it's just not that good either. :)
(2)B P.
No one goes to Ci Ci's for great pizza! But it is great for a quick, fast and in a hurry lunch spot! Thanks to Patrick and his crew!
(4)Nick W.
I don't care what the past reviews said,i still came here and actually enjoyed it. Friendly staff and yea the pizza isn't high quality but for $5 you're not gonna get a chicago style pizzeria. But kids behaved and big selection of pizzas! I would def. Go back!
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