It's a Pizza Buffet and they are generally busy. They shout "Welcome to CiCi's as you come in and also say "Good Bye" as you leave. It's an older location, so it looks old. However, I have never seen it dirty even after a Lunch Rush. The Pizza's are fresh and warm and if you like they will make you your own Pizza with your favorite toppings. It doesn't take long for them to bring it to your table. I frequent this location often when I can sneak away from work. If you want Gourmet Pizza this is not your place. If you want Buffet Pizza - this is one of the best.
(5)
Laura M.
OK so my gal pal and I were STARVING and we needed to get some food asap, so she suggested CICI's all you can eat pasta and pizza, when you're that hungry and have been hiking all day, the idea of forever carbs sent me running. When we got there I got the pasta with one of two sauces, I had to stir them up because they'd been sitting there for a while but I've eaten worse *husband likes chineese buffet's* The pizza was OK but not much variety and the pizza was luke warm, the desset pizza was SO suguary my soda tasted like water afterwards. We probably won't go there again, but it was cheap and I wasn't hungry anymore so I guess it served the purpose.
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Leslie R.
It's $5 for all you can eat, it's not going to be the best of the best, but it is good. I love going there and they help support the local schools which always is an awesome thing! They also have kids nights two nights a week!
(5)
Jesse T.
This isn't a 5-star restaurant, but I'm giving it 5 here because my experience really exceeded my expectations. The pizza was good, the desserts were good, the price was excellent, the staff were friendly (especially Chris, the busboy...man, what a great attitude!). It was pretty busy, and there was always fresh pizza on the buffet, and it was very clean. Will I come here again? You bet!
(5)
James S.
Cici's is just what you'd expect: pretty good pizza, and plenty if it. At lunch on a Saturday, the place is infested (sorry, auto correct - I meant "blessed") with what seems like thousands of children. But the crew kept the pizza coming. To their credit, they tried to get creative with pizza. The bacon cheddar pizza was not bad. Spinach Alfredo, OK. But the best were the different varieties of pepperoni pizza, especially the square thin crust. And the hot cinnamon rolls were excellent... if you're quick enough to nab some. The busser is crucial at a buffet. I had a good one, a guy with curly hair who promptly cleared dirty dishes with a remarkably upbeat mood for an unpleasant job. For all you get, it's a bargain. $7.95, including a drink and tax.
(3)
Dan R.
In early October we stopped at this Cici's to grab some dinner after a long car ride. This particular location is smaller than others we have been to before, but the staff was polite and they made sure to keep the pizza buffet fully stocked. The dining area was very clean, and the man whose role it was to grab the dirty dishes and clean the tables was extremely polite. We enjoyed talking with him after we had our meal. The bathrooms here were clean but a bit warn down and it was nice to see that they had a small arcade area near the back of the restaurant that was useful for keeping some of the children in the store entertained while their family was finishing up their meals. In the end, this was a great place to stop for dinner and we wish that they had some Cici's locations near our area.
(3)
Mitchell G.
For what it is, the price is right. The pizza is like sex: even when it's bad, it's still pretty good. It's like that overweight pole dancer at a seedy dive just on the outskirts of town. You're still gonna enjoy it. I can't understand why my wife hates this place.
(4)
Michele E.
My family and I have eaten here many times. And each time the food has been amazing, and is very affordable. I believe there is a new manager now and he has really done a great job making sure the restaurant is clean and the buffet is full with many fresh choices. Very pleased
(5)
Tim G.
One of the best places to go for a Pizza Buffet. If you are looking for healthy food, avoid. But who goes to a Buffet for health food?
(3)
Pat B.
I used to go to Cici's at least once a week for a cheap meal. I don't know what's going on at this location, but....in the past couple of weeks, all the help is new. While they are all for the most part friendly, one day about 2 weeks ago several salad toppings were empty, as well as a couple of salad dressings, the first 3 plates I picked up were smeared with pizza sauce. The 2 lonely cinnamon rolls sat there forever before more were brought out. I figured since everyone was new, it was just a matter of them getting with the program. I went again on 6/4, it was worse. The place was busy but not slammed, yet there were exactly 2 pieces of 2 different kinds of pizza out. Yes, you read that correctly-there were 4 pieces of pizza on the buffet. All the pizzas were eventually replenished, but who wants to lie in wait and rush up, hoping you are one of the lucky ones that snag a piece of pizza. Once again the cinnamon rolls took forever to be replenished. I'm sorry, but I'll give them one last chance before I take my money elsewhere.
(2)
Brit F.
I have never been to a Ci-Ci's that was this busy and with so many options. The staff was quick and everything was hot and fresh. The desert pizza was also very good, it was a brownie on a pizza! I would come back here!
(4)
Joanna F.
Meh, not a great pizza place, especially if you have a more mature palate concerning pizza. Honestly, I'd never come here of my own accord. It's a pizza buffet. If the pizza you like isn't in the buffet, you can ask the people to make it. It'll be out in like 10-15 minutes. There's a small salad bar and pasta with tomato or a cream sauce to put over it. I don't go there often, but it's usually pretty full. There's a little arcade in the back. It's $5 for all-you-can eat.
(1)
Thomas J.
Ci CI's you have always been a friend of mine! I don't go in here looking for 5 star dining, I go for the endless supply of delicious pizza, in a million different varieties, along with the unbeatable prices! If you want some great pizza, for cheap go here and stuff your face.
(4)
Raymond K.
Cheap pizza buffet place. Has a variety of different types of pizza if you don't see something they can make some for you.
(3)
Jason E.
If you have been to another CiCi's, you know what you are getting. If you haven't, the words "pizza buffet" should explain it to you. This place is cheap and the food is decent, greasy, and plentiful. Sometimes you want a cheap, gross buffet. If you're around, you may as well come here.
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Betty T.
It's a Pizza Buffet and they are generally busy. They shout "Welcome to CiCi's as you come in and also say "Good Bye" as you leave. It's an older location, so it looks old. However, I have never seen it dirty even after a Lunch Rush. The Pizza's are fresh and warm and if you like they will make you your own Pizza with your favorite toppings. It doesn't take long for them to bring it to your table. I frequent this location often when I can sneak away from work. If you want Gourmet Pizza this is not your place. If you want Buffet Pizza - this is one of the best.
(5)Laura M.
OK so my gal pal and I were STARVING and we needed to get some food asap, so she suggested CICI's all you can eat pasta and pizza, when you're that hungry and have been hiking all day, the idea of forever carbs sent me running. When we got there I got the pasta with one of two sauces, I had to stir them up because they'd been sitting there for a while but I've eaten worse *husband likes chineese buffet's* The pizza was OK but not much variety and the pizza was luke warm, the desset pizza was SO suguary my soda tasted like water afterwards. We probably won't go there again, but it was cheap and I wasn't hungry anymore so I guess it served the purpose.
(2)Leslie R.
It's $5 for all you can eat, it's not going to be the best of the best, but it is good. I love going there and they help support the local schools which always is an awesome thing! They also have kids nights two nights a week!
(5)Jesse T.
This isn't a 5-star restaurant, but I'm giving it 5 here because my experience really exceeded my expectations. The pizza was good, the desserts were good, the price was excellent, the staff were friendly (especially Chris, the busboy...man, what a great attitude!). It was pretty busy, and there was always fresh pizza on the buffet, and it was very clean. Will I come here again? You bet!
(5)James S.
Cici's is just what you'd expect: pretty good pizza, and plenty if it. At lunch on a Saturday, the place is infested (sorry, auto correct - I meant "blessed") with what seems like thousands of children. But the crew kept the pizza coming. To their credit, they tried to get creative with pizza. The bacon cheddar pizza was not bad. Spinach Alfredo, OK. But the best were the different varieties of pepperoni pizza, especially the square thin crust. And the hot cinnamon rolls were excellent... if you're quick enough to nab some. The busser is crucial at a buffet. I had a good one, a guy with curly hair who promptly cleared dirty dishes with a remarkably upbeat mood for an unpleasant job. For all you get, it's a bargain. $7.95, including a drink and tax.
(3)Dan R.
In early October we stopped at this Cici's to grab some dinner after a long car ride. This particular location is smaller than others we have been to before, but the staff was polite and they made sure to keep the pizza buffet fully stocked. The dining area was very clean, and the man whose role it was to grab the dirty dishes and clean the tables was extremely polite. We enjoyed talking with him after we had our meal. The bathrooms here were clean but a bit warn down and it was nice to see that they had a small arcade area near the back of the restaurant that was useful for keeping some of the children in the store entertained while their family was finishing up their meals. In the end, this was a great place to stop for dinner and we wish that they had some Cici's locations near our area.
(3)Mitchell G.
For what it is, the price is right. The pizza is like sex: even when it's bad, it's still pretty good. It's like that overweight pole dancer at a seedy dive just on the outskirts of town. You're still gonna enjoy it. I can't understand why my wife hates this place.
(4)Michele E.
My family and I have eaten here many times. And each time the food has been amazing, and is very affordable. I believe there is a new manager now and he has really done a great job making sure the restaurant is clean and the buffet is full with many fresh choices. Very pleased
(5)Tim G.
One of the best places to go for a Pizza Buffet. If you are looking for healthy food, avoid. But who goes to a Buffet for health food?
(3)Pat B.
I used to go to Cici's at least once a week for a cheap meal. I don't know what's going on at this location, but....in the past couple of weeks, all the help is new. While they are all for the most part friendly, one day about 2 weeks ago several salad toppings were empty, as well as a couple of salad dressings, the first 3 plates I picked up were smeared with pizza sauce. The 2 lonely cinnamon rolls sat there forever before more were brought out. I figured since everyone was new, it was just a matter of them getting with the program. I went again on 6/4, it was worse. The place was busy but not slammed, yet there were exactly 2 pieces of 2 different kinds of pizza out. Yes, you read that correctly-there were 4 pieces of pizza on the buffet. All the pizzas were eventually replenished, but who wants to lie in wait and rush up, hoping you are one of the lucky ones that snag a piece of pizza. Once again the cinnamon rolls took forever to be replenished. I'm sorry, but I'll give them one last chance before I take my money elsewhere.
(2)Brit F.
I have never been to a Ci-Ci's that was this busy and with so many options. The staff was quick and everything was hot and fresh. The desert pizza was also very good, it was a brownie on a pizza! I would come back here!
(4)Joanna F.
Meh, not a great pizza place, especially if you have a more mature palate concerning pizza. Honestly, I'd never come here of my own accord. It's a pizza buffet. If the pizza you like isn't in the buffet, you can ask the people to make it. It'll be out in like 10-15 minutes. There's a small salad bar and pasta with tomato or a cream sauce to put over it. I don't go there often, but it's usually pretty full. There's a little arcade in the back. It's $5 for all-you-can eat.
(1)Thomas J.
Ci CI's you have always been a friend of mine! I don't go in here looking for 5 star dining, I go for the endless supply of delicious pizza, in a million different varieties, along with the unbeatable prices! If you want some great pizza, for cheap go here and stuff your face.
(4)Raymond K.
Cheap pizza buffet place. Has a variety of different types of pizza if you don't see something they can make some for you.
(3)Jason E.
If you have been to another CiCi's, you know what you are getting. If you haven't, the words "pizza buffet" should explain it to you. This place is cheap and the food is decent, greasy, and plentiful. Sometimes you want a cheap, gross buffet. If you're around, you may as well come here.
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