Little Caesars Pizza - Fishers

This store is often under servants, pizzas are late, and they will often not allow online or telephone orders. Be very careful when you look at this particular business as you may end up waiting much longer. It happened to me several times.

This photo shows a picture of a hot, delicious cheese pizza. If you visit this location you will wait more than a half hour. No one likes to wait unnecessarily, even if you are short staffed like most places in this city, you make due and push through and take care of business. While I appreciate wonderful tasting food, I also value my time. Hot and ready right?

I'm surprised by how bad my service was and the food. I know it's Little Ceasars, but the one near my house in the hood is better than this one in Fishers. The person checking me out was really unpleasant, not just to me, but her/their (don't know their pronouns) staff. They yelled at the staff to turn down the music and then I don't know what else was being yelled about, but it didn't seem like a nice work environment. The food was weird, too. The pizza was soggy and dripping with grease. It was cheap, but I didn't even eat it.

Of course if you like a fresh $6 pepperoni pizza then Little Caesars is the place to go. The lady there wasn't that happiest go lucky employee but that pizza was ready and fresh so she was clearly doing her work and doing it well.

Such a long wait just for somebody to come by and take my order, despite multiple people seeing I was standing around waiting. I literally had to mention multiple times I need to order still for someone to come take my order. Then I had to wait again for the pizza. I understand waiting 10 minutes for the pizza but coupled with waiting 10 to 15 minutes despite no line just for somebody to take my order is pretty ridiculous, making the wait time inside a total of close to a half hour for something that's supposed to be hot and ready. Told 10 minutes but it took around 30 additional minutes.