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Welcome! Our Little Caesars is located at 7486 Augusta Rd Piedmont, SC 29673. You can always call us at 864-236-0999, 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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Reviews
Christopher Bryant
Food is what you would expect. Mediocre pizza at an affordable price. My issue is how can you let your associates eat with their bare hands while serving customers? The young lady in the photos was eating from the small orange box while serving customers at the drive thru. Do you not have break rooms for your employees or do you just not let them have a break. Food service basics should be taught here. Perhaps the health department would have something to say about it.
… moreLennie Smeal
Been there a couple times in the last month it was very clean. The employees were very nice and they had a good selection of hot and ready and the wings and bread sticks were better than I have had. Ordered 8 pizza’s and bread sticks and a few other things for our family Christmas dinner and they had everything ready on time and it was great. I had given up on Little Ceasars until I stopped at the one on Augusta road in Moonville.
… moreNo Redmond
Every time i’ve used the online portal to place an order at this branch it has proved impossible. once or twice is an accident, 3-4 times its a mistake, 10 different times for this location and different excuses for wasting what has become hours spent entering redundant information for the same outcome is intentional disservice.
people get busy, people make mistakes, accidents happen, people get tired and complacent, all these unique instances are entirely excusable and warrant no need for negative feedback.
it behooves me to relate that i am proficient in using online ordering services. for some time i used them 5-6 nights a week and have never had the response or experience with any other business like this one.
i should admit that i am inept enough to know better than to even try. fool me once shame on you, fool me twice then shame on me for being made the fool- but fool me again and again until i’m irritated enough to waste even more time being “hangry” to leave a negative review of your business?
it seems more and more companies, businesses, franchises and brands have settled with a “too big to fail”‘policy or attitude, and we as consumers should not sit idly by allowing this trend to continue. like children in the gruel line- we should take whatever we are given and like it or keep quiet less welcoming retribution. my child would relay “ya git watcha git and ya don’t pitcha fit”
i see so many insignificant negative reviews that are based in privilege instead of discontent, shallow and entitled people with horrible complexes that try so hard to drag everything they possibly can down to their level in attempts to rise above and feel superior for any reason they can fathom from that deep pit of a hole mistaken for a soul that they dug on their own. (that was 1 sentence)
this location face to face is mediocre or less for the most part. we can not ignore the fact that you get what you pay for. it’s likely you will get dried out lamp languished menu items, or be persuaded not to order at all, but if you persist to complete an order and find yourself with a remote alert device or seated in the lobby, you have a 50/50 shot at getting what you ordered, in a timely fashion – or waiting twice as long for one menu item and given the rest of the earliest time stamped boxes from the warming oven that are rarely exactly what you had been patiently waiting for and that is only if you vigilantly hoover over the pick up areas to assure that you aren’t forgotten or your order isn’t mistakenly sold to another patron to keep the line moving forward.
Being made to wait in line for anything that you have willingly taken time and money to pay for is the worst and most inconspicuous way that we are oppressed and being conditioned to happily expect what should otherwise be unacceptable and inadequately poor service at any level.
as consumers we should not accept false advertising, any claim a business makes should be ironclad and enforced by their own oversight. if not self regulatory then it should be applied by the public they claim to serve (you know, like the bbb) , their failed obligations should be met with reprimand and restitutions for the customers that they have deceived and attempted to swindle property from.
if every serious issue is only a single grain of salt against say a single serve packet, then the proprietors should expect the same justice from frivolous and unfounded claims made in an attempt scam, con, get special attention, or to gain free goods or services as an outcome. if found to be fraudulent that consumer should lose the privilege of services from said proprietor for a penalty period.
otherwise understand that all expenses invested in these false advertisements, claims, guarantees and snide boasts that promise 100% Customer satisfaction should be money much better invested on delivery of these practices and would overwhelmingly be returned through reputation. attemps to tarnish and extort in whatever manner would never be a problem again. capitalism is a privilege not a doorknob.
… morepeople get busy, people make mistakes, accidents happen, people get tired and complacent, all these unique instances are entirely excusable and warrant no need for negative feedback.
it behooves me to relate that i am proficient in using online ordering services. for some time i used them 5-6 nights a week and have never had the response or experience with any other business like this one.
i should admit that i am inept enough to know better than to even try. fool me once shame on you, fool me twice then shame on me for being made the fool- but fool me again and again until i’m irritated enough to waste even more time being “hangry” to leave a negative review of your business?
it seems more and more companies, businesses, franchises and brands have settled with a “too big to fail”‘policy or attitude, and we as consumers should not sit idly by allowing this trend to continue. like children in the gruel line- we should take whatever we are given and like it or keep quiet less welcoming retribution. my child would relay “ya git watcha git and ya don’t pitcha fit”
i see so many insignificant negative reviews that are based in privilege instead of discontent, shallow and entitled people with horrible complexes that try so hard to drag everything they possibly can down to their level in attempts to rise above and feel superior for any reason they can fathom from that deep pit of a hole mistaken for a soul that they dug on their own. (that was 1 sentence)
this location face to face is mediocre or less for the most part. we can not ignore the fact that you get what you pay for. it’s likely you will get dried out lamp languished menu items, or be persuaded not to order at all, but if you persist to complete an order and find yourself with a remote alert device or seated in the lobby, you have a 50/50 shot at getting what you ordered, in a timely fashion – or waiting twice as long for one menu item and given the rest of the earliest time stamped boxes from the warming oven that are rarely exactly what you had been patiently waiting for and that is only if you vigilantly hoover over the pick up areas to assure that you aren’t forgotten or your order isn’t mistakenly sold to another patron to keep the line moving forward.
Being made to wait in line for anything that you have willingly taken time and money to pay for is the worst and most inconspicuous way that we are oppressed and being conditioned to happily expect what should otherwise be unacceptable and inadequately poor service at any level.
as consumers we should not accept false advertising, any claim a business makes should be ironclad and enforced by their own oversight. if not self regulatory then it should be applied by the public they claim to serve (you know, like the bbb) , their failed obligations should be met with reprimand and restitutions for the customers that they have deceived and attempted to swindle property from.
if every serious issue is only a single grain of salt against say a single serve packet, then the proprietors should expect the same justice from frivolous and unfounded claims made in an attempt scam, con, get special attention, or to gain free goods or services as an outcome. if found to be fraudulent that consumer should lose the privilege of services from said proprietor for a penalty period.
otherwise understand that all expenses invested in these false advertisements, claims, guarantees and snide boasts that promise 100% Customer satisfaction should be money much better invested on delivery of these practices and would overwhelmingly be returned through reputation. attemps to tarnish and extort in whatever manner would never be a problem again. capitalism is a privilege not a doorknob.
Isaiah Scott
My last experience here was nothing but bad. I ordered a pepperoni and cheese pizza. I had to wait so I thought it would be fresh but the pizza came out half fresh and half burnt( looked like they gave me a half fresh pizza and the other half used), plus it wasn’t the pepperoni pizza ordered. I then called to let them know about it and asked if I could go ahead and make it for me since I’ve already waited. The young lady on the phone said she would but when I received my pizza it was a cheese. So, I had to wait for 30 minutes almost to get my pepperoni pizza when I was told she would right back with it.
… moreLorraine Beaudry
We stop here after a long day at work, grab a pie and enjoy. Hot, fresh and RTG. In and out in 5 minutes. Very convenient
… moreJessica (Usagi)
I decided to stop for a pizza. I’m on a tight schedule, but I expected it to only take 15 minutes tops. My pizza was given away to another customer. I told them that I just come back later for my pizza. After dropping off the child I was babysitting; I came back for my pizza. It still wasn’t really. Honestly, I’m not sure if I even trust eating it at this point.
I stopped to get the pizza at 6:30 it’s now 7:46. They said that they though I already got my pizza till the guy that took my order told them otherwise. I got my money back.
… moreI stopped to get the pizza at 6:30 it’s now 7:46. They said that they though I already got my pizza till the guy that took my order told them otherwise. I got my money back.
Raymond Dillard
Asked for a pizza hot and ready was told they had it paid then was told the sold in while I was sitting in line and had to wait 10 min for next pizza coming out.
… moreNunya Business
Kim is quite possibly the rudest manager I’ve ever interacted with. This store is going downhill fast.
… moremackenzie Vissage
Waited for over 30 min for a simple pizza
… moreMeeka Bae (MeekaBae)
I place my order at 3:29 at 3:32. My order was supposed to be in the oven. It was supposed to be ready by 3:45. I get there at 3:45. It’s not ready The gentleman told me that it wasn’t even in the oven yet, but on my end, it says in the oven, he assured me that it will take maybe six minutes. I waited six minutes and then I asked again. It should be coming out. I did not receive my order until 4 o’clock and only thing they have to say is the manager walked out
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