I won't review Little Caesars food because I think most people know that a $5 pizza isn't going to be gourmet fare. It's decent enough for the price as are the wings and cheesy bread. You can typically feed three to four people for less than $20 so, all in all, not too shabby.
The real problem with this particular location is the service. It's always, always, always slow. Doesn't matter if they just opened, it's a lunch rush or you're the only soul there. LC's whole selling point is about "No Wait" service. Seriously, it's on the sign! I've never once gone there without waiting at least 15 minutes. If there's a person in front of you, clear your calendar because you'll be there for a bit. For whatever reason, there are generally only two people working even on Friday and Saturday nights. One cook, one cashier. The cashier mans the counter and the drive thru. As such, they don't really take your order at the drive thru speaker so much as ask you to repeat everything four times when you get to the window. What was the point of me speaking into that box again?
If you order more than one item, say wings, a pizza and a liter of Pepsi. Don't expect to get a bag to hold any of that. They just hand you everything stacked up like it's a game of Jenga. Oh, and don't trust that the lid on the wing container is applied correctly. It will pop off and slide around your seat because that extra time it takes to press a lid on is generally too much hassle for the employees. You want napkins? Use the ones at your house! Dipping sauce for those wings? An extra 1.59. Yes. A 1.59 for a wee tub of ranch dressing.
Curiously, I went to LC once when whom I presume was the owner/manager was working. It was the only time I didn't wait 15 minutes for my food nor did I get charged for ranch dressing. It was also the only time I got a bag for my food and napkins! I'm not sure what to make of that unless the owner is really a tyrant and forces his employees to charge extra for condiments while he gives them away.
My final outing to LC was a few weeks ago. I finally realized I just can't with this place anymore and drove away after waiting for ten minutes for one order of cheesy bread. Angleton is pretty hard up for restaurants so it is inevitable that the cheap ones with terrible service will stay open forever. Personally, I'll just go to the Kroger in the same parking lot and buy a frozen pizza. read more