What are you talking about?? That's the best pizza ever made, hands-down. And the rectangle pizza was amazing. You can still find the occasional Little Caesar around, but don't try the ones inside stores like Walmart or K-Mart; those are cheap ripoffs!

Little Caesar got better the one's in k-marts are not cheap ripoffs.

I thought for the money, you couldn't beat it. You could get 2 pizzas LOADED for $10. One of the pizzas was plenty as a meal for a guy. The popular complaint about them was that the toppings would be cold because they weren't cooked with the pizza.

There was one that opened up in a shopping center near my house and the day of the grand opening, the mascot was standing outside of the Wal-mart in the shopping center and he was shaking all the kids' hands.

Little Caesar's was always good pizza, and they're still around (but not like they used to be) in areas like Charlotte, NC (there are at least 2 locations) and Johnson City, TN.

there are little Caesar's pizzas all over California, on every corner almost!

Do any of you remember them putting the cheese on the crust alonng with garlic butter? I loved that. I was so excited to see that they got one in Rochester, MN but when I asked for the cheese on the crust they looked at me like I was from another planet. They called it Parmesan Cheese crust. It was just like the bread sticks but all around the crust. The problem I find no with this once great pizza chain is they are all franchises now and not corporate stores. In my opinion this is a downside. The product and the customer service suffer.

They are all over Wisconsin and they suck now. They are already made, so they aren't as fresh, and they don't do the parmesan seasoning anymore. Truly crappy pizza now. In the early to late 90's it was great.

I go to the one in Wichita all the time. During lunch, you can get a medium pepperoni pizza for $5 a piece. It's damn excellent too. Pure tasty-ness.

They used to be great...I havn't been to one in years there is none near by.....they don't have pizza pizza anymore that was the best part.

There are still some around here on the east coast. When I was a kid, we loved Little Caesars. For some reason, I liked how it didn't come in a box, but instead it was on cardboard covered with a paper packaging. You ripped open that package and got hit with some nice pizza steam!

This is by far the most underated pizza anywhere. Don't get me wrong, Pizza Hut, Papa John's and Domino's are all good but none of them compare to Little Caeser's! And their Crazy Bread and Sauce is good too! We need to open more of these places back up. The question of why this place hasn't gotten the respect it deserves remains without an answer.

A Little Caesar's just resurfaced in our neck of the Atlanta suburbs and we couldn't believe it. I think LC got me thru graduate school in the early 90s. It really isn't as good as Papa John's, but it's cheap and good enough. Love the crazy bread.

They are all over the place in East TN. They were great in the late 90s, but now with the "Hot and Ready" practice, it's hard to get a "Hot and Fresh."

We used to LOVE the crazy bread (with or without pepperoni)... This used to be the sleepover feasting food! It was so, so good - but have changed a ton! I don't like them as much anymore!

Little Caesars now has about 3,000 stores around the USA and several other countries. The ($5.55) Hot-N-Ready pizzas in the Hickory, NC area are always fresh and hot. I have not found a better pizza than theirs at any competitor at any price. The stores are so busy the pepperoni pizzas appear to be going out the door too fast to get old.

If you live in Michigan you take Little Caesar's for granted. The Hot N' Ready is low quality, but if you order a pizza with toppings the quality is reminiscent of previous decades! If you want really expensive pizza, go buy it from Comerica Park or Joe Louis Arena, same great brand three times more.

I have coupons for it but there aren't any nearby stores in my area.

The $5 pizzas they have now are kinda mediocre, but it's my favorite of the big chain pizza places.

in ohio they just opened 3 near where i live lol hatah!

I like Little Caesar's pizza especially the breadsticks.

In the 80's and early 90's was when Little Ceasars had good pizza. Now it isn't as good as it used to be.

Yeah, we have a Litte Caesar's near us in Atlanta now, and to my dissapointment, they don't seem to be as nearly as tasty as they used to be. Did something change? On a side note, anybody remember how they used to seve their beverages in that family-style carton that zipped open and closed? Loved it!

does anyone remember their white chocolate raviolis? They looked just like ravioli but had wwhite chocolate as the "pasta" and milk chocolate filling. Soooooo goood!

I had completely forgotten about those raviolis until now! Wow, what a memory! I remember so many Friday nights when we'd head down to Little Ceasar's. The paper pizza boxes, the chocolate raviolis, it was awesome. Nothing really like that today, at least that I know of.

I was just coming here to ask if anyone remembered those! When I first bought them, I remember standing in line with my dad ordering the pizza late one night on movie night. I saw chocolate ravioli on the menu and I begged him to order some. I thought it would REALLY be real chocolate-filled ravioli! After I got over my initial shock and disappointment, they tasted really good. But they weren't what I thought they were going to be.

In Canada, Little Ceasars tastes like CRAP but back home in the States it's so delicious! Mmm. You can still buy a slice (which is like 1/4 of a pizza) for a buck.

They've just resurfaced in Southern Illinois and INdiana too.

We have them on almost every corner here. Hot n' Ready is great! They are round & in a hard box now but can't beat the $5 price. Lots of cheese & the sauce is more flavorful now. Cheesy sticks are out of this world. Pizza Hut went downhill when they teamed up with Wingstreet here in Wichita Falls. Love me some LC!!