"They tried to order pizza and called ahead, but were told that they were no longer taking orders, even though it was only 30 minutes before closing time."
We used to visit this place more often, but lately we've been having issues. On our last two visits, we ordered online and ran into problems at pickup. The first time, they said they were too busy and it would be an hour wait, so I got my money back. Last night, I placed an order, but when we arrived, the front door was closed with a sign. We saw people inside and could even see our pizzas through the pizza portal. They came to the door and told us to use the drive-thru instead. We waited 10 minutes in the car, then they handed us the pizzas at the door. The pizzas looked poorly sliced, and the sausage was barely on them. I'm really tired of places in town that make this experience so frustr...
I can understand when it gets busy, but no one should have to wait an hour for a classic pizza. Especially when the website says that the average order to pickup time is 14 minutes. I live close by, so I honestly didn't mind the wait time. And one of the employees was doing nothing but complaining and whining about how busy it was and that the phone kept ringing. He was telling the rest of the team to not answer. Also kept saying that he was going to shut down the store at 9:20pm. I can understand working at a pizza joint isn't the greatest thing in the world. But some people would kill to have a job at this point in time. Probably should replace him with someone more productive.
I stopped by on a Sunday after a six-hour drive from California. I requested a simple hot and ready pizza at the drive-thru, and the young employee told me they would bring it out front when it was ready. After waiting 25 minutes, I went back to the window to check on my order. The employee informed me that it would take an additional 20 minutes. Frustrated, I requested a refund. It would have been helpful if the staff had communicated that there were issues with my order before I placed it.
We've had several experiences where we placed an online order and arrived, only to discover the restaurant had closed early. Each time, it took a lot of frustration and back-and-forth communication to finally receive our pizza. When we do manage to get it, the quality is often below average and somewhat dry. Nevertheless, we still stop by occasionally—just make sure to keep your expectations in check.
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I am an absolute fan of their crazy bread, but lately, they've been having some issues with it. You might only have a 50% chance of getting bread that's drier than Kyle Rittenhouse's eyes. The other half of the time, it's perfect again. It's up to you to decide if your money is worth taking that risk. I've attached pictures of both the good and dry bread, taken just days apart.
Honestly, we ordered a pizza, and when it arrived, we noticed that some parts were missing cheese. To add to that, there was a random pepper placed on the side of the pizza. The sauce was split open and leaking all over, and our breadsticks were somewhat soggy and lacked flavor.
It seems higher quality than some of the other Little Caesars locations nearby. The pizza and breadsticks are always hot and ready! There's a drive-thru here for convenience. You can order ahead through their app or by phone and pick it up in about 10 or 15 minutes.
This is the best Little Caesars in St. George. I recommend ordering the Extra Most Bestest ahead of time and picking it up instead of going for a Hot-N-Ready—it tastes so much better that way! This location is consistently superior to the other two in town.
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Little Caesars Pizza offers a $10 stuffed crust pizza that exceeds expectations, and their deep dish option is also tasty. However, the cheapest item on their menu doesn’t quite measure up, so it’s worth spending a few extra dollars for a better experience.
They tried to order pizza and called ahead, but were told that they were no longer taking orders, even though it was only 30 minutes before closing time.
