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Welcome! Our Little Caesars is located at 709 N Main North Syracuse, NY 13212. You can always call us at 315-458-4549, too. We also offer no-contact delivery and Pizza Portal® pickup. Both available when you order online or our app. With quality and value as our core belief, Little Caesars represents quality, fun, commitment and family. For over 60 years, we’ve also offered an outstanding value for our customers. Always quality pizza at a great price. Yes, we use only the finest ingredients, including 100% Mozzarella and Muenster cheeses, sauce made from vine-ripened tomatoes and dough made from scratch every day at every location. Remember…Every day is a great day for pizza. Pizza!Pizza!
Carry-out chain featuring chicken wings, signature breadsticks & pizza tossed from housemade dough.
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Address: 709 N Main St, North Syracuse, NY 13212
Phone: (315) 458-4549
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Reviews
Rich Happy
I was fearful to order with the reviews but I am glad I did. I ordered a special two topping pie with Green Peppers and Mushrooms and it was fantastic. The crust was thick fresh and extremely well cooked and the ingredients were fresh and very satisfying, all I can say is I am glad I ignored the prior reviews because this pizza was fantastic!!!
… moreStephen Mitchell
Horrible service and the food was like tearing off pieces of cardboard with your teeth. After paying the girl walked away and started doing something else. We had to remind her she needed to get the pizza and bread sticks we just paid for. The food was cold, not cut, and it was tough like stale bread. Worst pizza place in the area.
… moreJustin Campbell
For a pizza that’s cheap or affordable. You get what’s expected. And for a cheap quick meal, this is it. Little Caesars never disappoints. And this particular location. Yes looks a little dated, but it is what it is. I have never had any issues from them.
… moreskilier congdon
I always order my pizzas from them extra crispy for this exact reason. The center of it was raw and completely uncooked the cheese was not even melted mind you I found out after the fact of taking a bite. When i called the woman was awfully rude saying there was nothing she could do and I had to come in with a receipt proving it was purchased at her location.
… moreJimmy Londo
This little Caesars is probably one of the best. I for the most part usually have a great experience. There’s a guy named Anthony, Master of Pizza! Does a great job making the order. Very kind and laid back and really cares about the customers. I had a bad experience while back ago, but the overall very solid place.
… moreThatGamingFloof (NXTGEN_fireim)
Little Caesar’s has long been a contender in the fast-food pizza market, but my recent experience has left me questioning how they maintain any reputation at all. From the moment I walked into the store, I could sense that something was off. The ambiance was lackluster, with dim lighting and an unsettling quietness that felt more like a waiting room than a bustling pizza joint.
As I placed my order, I couldn’t help but notice the disinterested demeanor of the staff. They seemed overwhelmed, even though there were only a few customers. When I finally received my pizza, I eagerly anticipated a cheesy, saucy slice, but what I was handed was a disappointment.
Upon opening the box, I was greeted by the sight of what could only be described as a sad, lifeless pizza. The crust was a pale shade of beige and appeared overly dry, lacking any appealing golden-brown hue. It seemed more like a cardboard disc than a freshly baked pizza. The lack of any visible toppings was alarming; it looked like the cheese had decided to play hide and seek, with the sauce merely providing a faint hint of flavor.
Once I took my first bite, I was met with a harsh reality: the pizza was overwhelmingly dry. The crust crumbled under the slightest pressure, but not in a flaky, enjoyable way. Instead, it was a desiccated, parched texture that made me feel like I was chewing on a piece of stale bread. I was left longing for a hint of moisture, perhaps a drizzle of buttery garlic sauce or even some well-seasoned toppings to rescue my taste buds from the drudgery of such a dull pizza.
The cheese—if you could even call it that—was rubbery and had congealed into an unimpressive layer, lacking any real flavor or stretchiness that one would hope for in a pizza. It felt like a poor imitation of what cheese should be. My experience was akin to eating a pizza that had spent far too much time in a hot oven, evaporating any potential flavor and moisture.
The sauce, too, was a letdown. It was almost non-existent, a ghostly whisper of tomato flavor that failed to penetrate the overall dry experience. For a pizza, sauce is everything—it adds the needed moisture and a burst of flavor. Instead, I found myself yearning for the rich, zesty tomato taste I expect from a decent pizza.
It’s disheartening to see how a chain that prides itself on being “hot and ready” could so easily compromise on quality. I’ve had pizza from takeout places and mom-and-pop shops that have made my soul sing, but this experience left me feeling parched and dissatisfied.
To add insult to injury, the pricing seemed vaguely high for such a subpar product. While fast food can often save you a few bucks in exchange for quality, the imbalance here felt excessive. Sure, it’s cheap, but I find it hard to believe that they couldn’t invest a little more in ingredients that wouldn’t leave customers feeling like they were chewing on a piece of dry parchment.
In conclusion, Little Caesar’s experience is one I hope to forget, but the memory of their bone-dry pizza will linger on my taste buds for some time. Between the lackluster atmosphere, apathetic service, and the overly dry pizza, I can’t recommend it to anyone looking for a satisfying meal. If you’re in the mood for pizza, save your money and go elsewhere. There are plenty of other establishments that understand the fundamentals of quality pizza and that know how to take care of their customers. Little Caesar’s is a glaring reminder that sometimes you really do get what you pay for.
… moreAs I placed my order, I couldn’t help but notice the disinterested demeanor of the staff. They seemed overwhelmed, even though there were only a few customers. When I finally received my pizza, I eagerly anticipated a cheesy, saucy slice, but what I was handed was a disappointment.
Upon opening the box, I was greeted by the sight of what could only be described as a sad, lifeless pizza. The crust was a pale shade of beige and appeared overly dry, lacking any appealing golden-brown hue. It seemed more like a cardboard disc than a freshly baked pizza. The lack of any visible toppings was alarming; it looked like the cheese had decided to play hide and seek, with the sauce merely providing a faint hint of flavor.
Once I took my first bite, I was met with a harsh reality: the pizza was overwhelmingly dry. The crust crumbled under the slightest pressure, but not in a flaky, enjoyable way. Instead, it was a desiccated, parched texture that made me feel like I was chewing on a piece of stale bread. I was left longing for a hint of moisture, perhaps a drizzle of buttery garlic sauce or even some well-seasoned toppings to rescue my taste buds from the drudgery of such a dull pizza.
The cheese—if you could even call it that—was rubbery and had congealed into an unimpressive layer, lacking any real flavor or stretchiness that one would hope for in a pizza. It felt like a poor imitation of what cheese should be. My experience was akin to eating a pizza that had spent far too much time in a hot oven, evaporating any potential flavor and moisture.
The sauce, too, was a letdown. It was almost non-existent, a ghostly whisper of tomato flavor that failed to penetrate the overall dry experience. For a pizza, sauce is everything—it adds the needed moisture and a burst of flavor. Instead, I found myself yearning for the rich, zesty tomato taste I expect from a decent pizza.
It’s disheartening to see how a chain that prides itself on being “hot and ready” could so easily compromise on quality. I’ve had pizza from takeout places and mom-and-pop shops that have made my soul sing, but this experience left me feeling parched and dissatisfied.
To add insult to injury, the pricing seemed vaguely high for such a subpar product. While fast food can often save you a few bucks in exchange for quality, the imbalance here felt excessive. Sure, it’s cheap, but I find it hard to believe that they couldn’t invest a little more in ingredients that wouldn’t leave customers feeling like they were chewing on a piece of dry parchment.
In conclusion, Little Caesar’s experience is one I hope to forget, but the memory of their bone-dry pizza will linger on my taste buds for some time. Between the lackluster atmosphere, apathetic service, and the overly dry pizza, I can’t recommend it to anyone looking for a satisfying meal. If you’re in the mood for pizza, save your money and go elsewhere. There are plenty of other establishments that understand the fundamentals of quality pizza and that know how to take care of their customers. Little Caesar’s is a glaring reminder that sometimes you really do get what you pay for.
Matt Figueroa
Walked in while it was slow had no hot and readys cashier with braids was more worried about her phone before greeting a customer. I was lied to about waiting for 4 mins waited 26 mins for a pizza store wasn’t even busy. It looked dirty inside and out and terrible service no apologies or any given for any inconvenience this is a terrible establishment and should food safety check them out make sure they up to code and safety for our food we feed ourselves and children.. never coming back here
… moreBarbara LeCompte
Stopped into Little Caesars during what was clearly a very busy time, and I was seriously impressed with how the staff handled everything. The team was moving quickly, doing their best to take care of everyone, and stayed calm under pressure. There was a customer and his daughter causing a scene and being extremely rude, but the manager handled the situation with total professionalism and kindness. Big shoutout to the crew working that day — your patience and work ethic did not go unnoticed. Keep up the great work!
… moreJuliette Lathrop
Been coming here for 10 years and not once had a bad experience. But today I ordered food at 3:01 and it said it should be done at 3:14-3:19 I come in at 3:14 just to double check how much longer and they didn’t even start the order. Finally was able to leave with my food at 3:30. They weren’t busy they didn’t have a lot of orders they were just sitting around and I get it if you guys are busy and packed with orders but when you aren’t why aren’t you making the orders on time.
… moreSarah Gratien
We went in to grab some hot and ready food and no one came to the counter for over 15 minutes. The absolute worst service, we saw multiple employees in the back and they looked at us and continued to stand back there. Absolutely appalling.
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