Little Caesars Pizza

Very good food, got the new pretzel crust, and it was pretty good. Lots of food for what you are paying for. It is about the same quality as any other little ceasers, so not amazing but you get what you pay for. Also got the Philly cheese steak pizza and that was pretty good as well. Order was ready within 15 minutes of ordering, so they definitely did amazing there!

⭐️⭐️⭐️☆☆ As a dedicated Google Local Guide (Level 8 on this profile, with nearly 15 million views across my photos, videos, and reviews—and I am a top 10% worldwide for restaurant reviewers), I appreciate solid spots like this Little Caesars in Benson. The pizza was nice and hot right out of the oven, and I really like how they cut their thin crust pies—those extra crispy outside edges are a standout. The large thin crust veggie with added sausage tasted good overall, and it’s great having a reliable franchise like this in a small town. That said, with dining-out prices rising so much, the $21 total felt $5-6 overpriced to me. I paid for the veggie pizza first, then returned to add sausage (an extra $6)—that checkout surprise wasn’t ideal. A quick heads-up from staff on add-on costs would

I ordered two pizzas at 8:55 and they close at 10pm. This is what I received. The employees excuse was they had already washed their pans and he had to eyeball it. I got mostly crust. This is inexcusable. Watch out ordering late or you might just get a crust pizza.

4 out of 5 stars ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ The Little Caesars in Benson, AZ at 995 West 4th Street is a convenient spot for quick pizza in a small town, with easy Pizza Portal pickup, online ordering, and ten minute wait. On this visit, we skipped the specials and went for a custom large thin crust veggie pizza. After paying, my wife reminded me to add sausage, so the staff kindly modified it for us. It came loaded with several veggies plus sausage, and it was tasty and hot. However, the total came to over $21 for just one large pizza, which we felt way too expensive—especially when we were seeing Domino’s commercials all afternoon advertising two medium build-your-own pizzas for $9.99 each. Little Caesars shines with their cheap Hot-N-Ready deals, but custom orders like this seem overpriced in comparison

We were staying in the area and got pizza here twice. The first time wasn’t great but passable, but the second time I had to go back and have it remade because it was disgustingly greasy and the pizza (the stuffed crazy crust ) was thinner than the actual thin crust we ordered also. The manager didn’t apologize or anything- just said “ok give me 15 minutes” then walked away.