I've had much better pizzas than Little Caesar's over the years, but this was the first pizza I ever had growing up. And now that they have the $5 Hot-n-Ready (large pizza) deal, I've learned to like it all over again. It's perfect when I've gotta hightail it from east campus back to west campus and have no time for lunch and will have no time for dinner that night. They're taking pizzas out of the oven right as you get there, so you just grab one and go. eat two slices for lunch, two slices and a salad for dinner, and freeze the rest. presto chango.
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Robert K.
Tried the Deep Deep Dish. It was good. It's no Jet's, but at $8 it is a solid value. It was fresh out of the oven at 7:30 p.m.
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Richard H.
Pretty good pizza...better than one would expect for the money...got the deep deep dish..$8.00 quite good and came with free bread stix...when u need chain pizza quick and easy, this is just fine.
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Alex T.
Plain and simple, You cannot find a deal as good as the $5 Hot and Ready. Two people are easily fed for a very low price. No, it;s not the best pizza in the world, but it's pretty darn good for $5. If you get a pizza during peak hours (11:30 to 1:30 or 5:00 to 8:00), you'll always get a fresh one. The only bad ones I've had are when I got one at an odd time. If there's a Little Caesars close by, I hardly ever consider getting pizza from somewhere else.
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Neal W.
Their specialty is the $5 hot-n-ready. In fact, I'm not too sure if many people order anything else. You get what you pay for I guess. I'm not against cheap pizza, but Little Caesar's makes me want to puke. The crazy bread is edible. Find yourself a coupon and order from Domino's instead.
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Vikram V.
Reviewing another Little Caesars though it's pretty well known the 5 dollar Hot N Ready is the best deal for the amount given. There are plenty of better quality options but for the price this is one of the best for sure. Remember this stuff is best eaten fresh and if left uneaten, it's best eaten cold or put in a conventional oven. Microwave ruins it from many experiences of leaving extra slices for the next day.
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Address :1203 E Grand River Ave
East Lansing, MI, 48823
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Specialities
Takes Reservations : Yes Delivery : Yes Take-out : Yes Accepts Credit Cards : Yes Good for Kids : Yes Good for Groups : Yes Attire : Casual Noise Level : Average Alcohol : No Outdoor Seating : No Wi-Fi : No Has TV : No Waiter Service : No Caters : Yes
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Misi P.
I've had much better pizzas than Little Caesar's over the years, but this was the first pizza I ever had growing up. And now that they have the $5 Hot-n-Ready (large pizza) deal, I've learned to like it all over again. It's perfect when I've gotta hightail it from east campus back to west campus and have no time for lunch and will have no time for dinner that night. They're taking pizzas out of the oven right as you get there, so you just grab one and go. eat two slices for lunch, two slices and a salad for dinner, and freeze the rest. presto chango.
(4)Robert K.
Tried the Deep Deep Dish. It was good. It's no Jet's, but at $8 it is a solid value. It was fresh out of the oven at 7:30 p.m.
(4)Richard H.
Pretty good pizza...better than one would expect for the money...got the deep deep dish..$8.00 quite good and came with free bread stix...when u need chain pizza quick and easy, this is just fine.
(4)Alex T.
Plain and simple, You cannot find a deal as good as the $5 Hot and Ready. Two people are easily fed for a very low price. No, it;s not the best pizza in the world, but it's pretty darn good for $5. If you get a pizza during peak hours (11:30 to 1:30 or 5:00 to 8:00), you'll always get a fresh one. The only bad ones I've had are when I got one at an odd time. If there's a Little Caesars close by, I hardly ever consider getting pizza from somewhere else.
(5)Neal W.
Their specialty is the $5 hot-n-ready. In fact, I'm not too sure if many people order anything else. You get what you pay for I guess. I'm not against cheap pizza, but Little Caesar's makes me want to puke. The crazy bread is edible. Find yourself a coupon and order from Domino's instead.
(2)Vikram V.
Reviewing another Little Caesars though it's pretty well known the 5 dollar Hot N Ready is the best deal for the amount given. There are plenty of better quality options but for the price this is one of the best for sure. Remember this stuff is best eaten fresh and if left uneaten, it's best eaten cold or put in a conventional oven. Microwave ruins it from many experiences of leaving extra slices for the next day.
(3)