Drive through for a pan style pizza on a busy night. Pan is the only way to go at this place.
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Seth K.
I haven't had a little caser's pizza since they were made the pizza's squared. I have had a few slices over the years but nothing I can really remember. Building: The location is at a busy intersection in Woodburn. Getting into the parking lot can be hard, same as getting out. The building doesn't look that great from the outside. Bright signs and colorful paint cover the building. There is a drive up window for your convenience. The parking lot is gravel or more like hard dirt with some roads cover over it. The inside is brand new. The lobby is big and the menu is easy to read. The whole place was clean and seemed like they just opened. Menu: The menu is very simple; I don't think they take custom orders. There is no guess work or taking an hour to look over. You can get a hot-n-ready pepperoni or cheese pizza for $5.00. They also have chicken wing for $5.00 too. The prices are very low compared to the other pizza places. Customer Service: I was greeted at the counter by a teen girl, most employees are teens. I placed my order. I ordered 1 pepperoni pizza, 1 chicken wing BBQ, crazy bread, and a 2 liter of Pepsi. I used a debt card and before the transaction was over my order was bagged and ready to go. They are super fast! Food: I was a little skeptical about the food. Trust me I had a backup plan if the food was bad. The pizza was hot and crunchy; I don't like a soft pizza unless I'm going New York style. I have to admit the pizza was really good. Next was the BBQ wing, they were hot and flavorful. They were coated in sauce and I couldn't get enough. Last came the crazy bread. Well I'm not crazy about the bread. The tasted was poor and the bread seemed un-cooked. I am picky about my bread sticks, but these weren't good. Overall Little Caesars is a cheap place for Pizza that isn't going to make you sick. The orders are fill fast and the customer sever is good. Whether it's a party or family night, little Caesars won't let you down.
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Jimmy N.
Little Caesars Pizza is you-get-what-you-pay-for and then some. If you go into here with the expectation you will get an out of this world quality pizza for $5 (now it's nearly $6 now), then you have come to the wrong pizza place. But if you want an excellent value for $6 in a pizza, this is the perfect destination. To be honest, their $6 pizza is certainly better than Domino's $10 pizzas. I feel the put the proper amount of tomato sauce and cheese topping to make the ideal pizza. The Hot-N-Ready service is even more convenient if you're not a fan of waiting for pizza (who is?). I have never been disappointed in the pizza I have purchased from this location in the past three years. They even have a drive-thru; you can drive by get a pizza and be done in minutes! Thanks Little Caesars Pizza for providing a budget option in the pizza market.
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Mel V.
I live in Salem, Oregon I eat at Little Caesars in Salem maybe three times a month I get off work call my pizza in without sauce because I am allergic to the sauce they make I drive up and pay $5.00 been doing it for a year. I go to Woodburn,and see they have opened a little Caesars up go in order a pizza tell them I am allergic to the sauce order it without ask for it on the side in respect for the people I am visiting. They tell me its a $1.00 more to leave the sauce off the pizza. They tell me that I have to be punished for my allergic reaction to pizza sauce because they have to take time out of there day to make my pizza and I did not dive up and buy the pizza already made, I asked her why the Salem stores have never charged me she yelled back at me rudely they are NOT doing there job right!!!This came from the manager herself. So if i came in and ordered 40 pizzas they are not made should that person be charge an extra $40.00 for having her staff make those pizzas fresh because they were not made already? WOW!! never been penalized for a medical and life threatening issue maybe I should take this on up with the court of law for discrimination for being allergic to pizza sauce in any pizza parlor!! For the record this is the first place to have ever want to charge me for leave an ingredient of my product!! Sometimes making that extra buck just might cost you more in the end.....
(1)
Eric E.
Only went through the drive-thru but it was quick and easy and service was fine.
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Specialities
Takes Reservations : No Delivery : No Take-out : Yes Accepts Credit Cards : Yes Bike Parking : 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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Alyssa M.
Drive through for a pan style pizza on a busy night. Pan is the only way to go at this place.
(4)Seth K.
I haven't had a little caser's pizza since they were made the pizza's squared. I have had a few slices over the years but nothing I can really remember. Building: The location is at a busy intersection in Woodburn. Getting into the parking lot can be hard, same as getting out. The building doesn't look that great from the outside. Bright signs and colorful paint cover the building. There is a drive up window for your convenience. The parking lot is gravel or more like hard dirt with some roads cover over it. The inside is brand new. The lobby is big and the menu is easy to read. The whole place was clean and seemed like they just opened. Menu: The menu is very simple; I don't think they take custom orders. There is no guess work or taking an hour to look over. You can get a hot-n-ready pepperoni or cheese pizza for $5.00. They also have chicken wing for $5.00 too. The prices are very low compared to the other pizza places. Customer Service: I was greeted at the counter by a teen girl, most employees are teens. I placed my order. I ordered 1 pepperoni pizza, 1 chicken wing BBQ, crazy bread, and a 2 liter of Pepsi. I used a debt card and before the transaction was over my order was bagged and ready to go. They are super fast! Food: I was a little skeptical about the food. Trust me I had a backup plan if the food was bad. The pizza was hot and crunchy; I don't like a soft pizza unless I'm going New York style. I have to admit the pizza was really good. Next was the BBQ wing, they were hot and flavorful. They were coated in sauce and I couldn't get enough. Last came the crazy bread. Well I'm not crazy about the bread. The tasted was poor and the bread seemed un-cooked. I am picky about my bread sticks, but these weren't good. Overall Little Caesars is a cheap place for Pizza that isn't going to make you sick. The orders are fill fast and the customer sever is good. Whether it's a party or family night, little Caesars won't let you down.
(4)Jimmy N.
Little Caesars Pizza is you-get-what-you-pay-for and then some. If you go into here with the expectation you will get an out of this world quality pizza for $5 (now it's nearly $6 now), then you have come to the wrong pizza place. But if you want an excellent value for $6 in a pizza, this is the perfect destination. To be honest, their $6 pizza is certainly better than Domino's $10 pizzas. I feel the put the proper amount of tomato sauce and cheese topping to make the ideal pizza. The Hot-N-Ready service is even more convenient if you're not a fan of waiting for pizza (who is?). I have never been disappointed in the pizza I have purchased from this location in the past three years. They even have a drive-thru; you can drive by get a pizza and be done in minutes! Thanks Little Caesars Pizza for providing a budget option in the pizza market.
(5)Mel V.
I live in Salem, Oregon I eat at Little Caesars in Salem maybe three times a month I get off work call my pizza in without sauce because I am allergic to the sauce they make I drive up and pay $5.00 been doing it for a year. I go to Woodburn,and see they have opened a little Caesars up go in order a pizza tell them I am allergic to the sauce order it without ask for it on the side in respect for the people I am visiting. They tell me its a $1.00 more to leave the sauce off the pizza. They tell me that I have to be punished for my allergic reaction to pizza sauce because they have to take time out of there day to make my pizza and I did not dive up and buy the pizza already made, I asked her why the Salem stores have never charged me she yelled back at me rudely they are NOT doing there job right!!!This came from the manager herself. So if i came in and ordered 40 pizzas they are not made should that person be charge an extra $40.00 for having her staff make those pizzas fresh because they were not made already? WOW!! never been penalized for a medical and life threatening issue maybe I should take this on up with the court of law for discrimination for being allergic to pizza sauce in any pizza parlor!! For the record this is the first place to have ever want to charge me for leave an ingredient of my product!! Sometimes making that extra buck just might cost you more in the end.....
(1)Eric E.
Only went through the drive-thru but it was quick and easy and service was fine.
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