Upon opening the door and being stunned by the bright fluorescent lights within Little Caesars, I was immediately able to smell the recently baked pizzas that had just been removed from the oven. Aside from the staff, there was not another person in sight, probably due to the Covid-19 pandemic. There was no hesitation from the women working the counter to begin taking my order, in the friendliest way possible. Although the menu had a variety of options; there were basically slight differences between the same two basic foods, pizza and bread sticks. The two most popular pizzas, Hot n' Ready, and Extra Most Bestest, are the only two options that are premade, meaning that any other customization you'd like would be an additional wait time and cost. The bread sticks had the same situation, leaving only Crazy Bread and the Italian Cheese Bread to be the only readily available options. Due to the amount of time I was willing to spend inside, I didn't order anything that required a wait, although the cinnamon bites looked more than appetizing. As soon as I informed her what I would like, she turned around, grabbed all of what I wanted and placed it on the counter between us. Luckily, there was no wait time and I was checked out in less than 60 seconds. This location seemed very well sanitized, and everyone seemed to be following food safety guidelines. Despite the current restrictions on dine in customers, Little Caesars doesn't even have that option available. The entire front lobby consists of a few chairs to wait for the order, a bathroom, the beverage cooler and the front counter, leaving less areas to have to ensure are cleaned properly.
I leave the establishment and bring everything home to be consumed, and I immediately notice the temperature of the Crazy Bread. It could be due to the amount of time it took me to arrive home, but they were cold as soon as I ate them. This leaves me to believe they were sitting in the hot box for a while, allowing their internal temperature to decrease while just keeping warm on the outside. Although they weren't extremely fresh, it's difficult to expect them to be if they're readily available for picking up at any time. There was still an equal distribution of butter to cheese, making the flavor equally as enjoyable upon being microwaved for a few seconds longer. The pizza was perfectly crafted, almost as if there was a machine making the pizzas with just the click of a button. There were no mistakes regarding the spreading of the cheese or the placements of the pepperoni, leaving the pizza to be more than expected. A five dollar pizza can't be compared to the same pies created by locally owned pizza places offering a wider variety of selections, with differing sauce and crust flavoring options; yet the cheaper alternative was equally as satisfying.
Not everybody is provided with the opportunity to spend absorbent amounts of money curating the perfect pizza, which is usually what occurs when attending pizza places outside of Little Caesars. They have the cheapest options in Brighton, as long as you're not expecting to make customization to what they have available. Considering the time and money you're saving by choosing Little Caesars, the slight differences in taste aren't going to make as much of an impact. It's possible to experience cooled food from any restaurant, so there is no guarantee what they've created for you is immediately out of the oven, especially when placing an order with a scheduled pick up time. Kurt Vonnegut once said. "In this world, you get what you pay for" and Little Caesars is a great example for such a motto. Overall, my experience here was rather positive and I would absolutely recommend taking a trip to Little Caesars, and picking up a couple pizzas for your kid's next soccer game. Especially since the lower prices enable parents to have an easier time of acquiring a large amount of food without breaking the bank. read more
