Little Caesars Pizza - Helena

At that point, I asked to get a refund, but was told I had to come inside to do that. No problem, so I went in and waited about 10 minutes until someone else helped me and said he couldn't process the refund either. This isn't true, but I guess I'll just have to wait and see if the money is returned. The last time this happened a few months ago, I ended up having to dispute the charge with my credit card company after a week without a refund.

This Little Caesars location seems to struggle with maintaining consistent success, and even their hours of operation are unpredictable. About a year ago, they faced issues with unmotivated employees, which resulted in numerous negative reviews. However, they managed to improve with new staff and management, and for a few months, things were looking up. The quality of their food improved, their hours became more reliable, and they generally provided a better experience. Unfortunately, it appears that something has changed recently, leading to a loss of staff and a return to old problems. They're once again dealing with quality issues and are unable to stay open during regular business hours. If you plan to visit, be prepared for the possibility that they may be closed unexpectedly or that you might have to wait longer than usual.

The prices are quite reasonable, but the quality is mediocre. You should come here if you're looking for a quick pizza; you'll have it in less than a minute, I promise.

I ordered her app tonight. It allowed me to order and pay via the card only to discover when I arrived at 6:55PM that this place is not open at all. On a Saturday night. Why would they not have relied on their app to not accept orders and accept payment on these orders? While I was there, three other customers moved to find out that they were not even open. Painful.

Pull up to the window of Little Caesars pizza today after waiting in line for 25 minutes which is okay because it's the busiest time of day for them. Ordered a hot and ready pepperoni , and a cheese bread. The price of the product was $13 some odd cents which is actually a pretty good deal. However when I went to pay for the food I tried to hand the guy a $50 bill and he told me that he did not have change for it. I just sort of gave him that look for a couple of seconds because he and I both knew that he had the change in the register. his response was sorry it's company policy. So I got the change jar out of the back seat paid him in $1 bills and sat calmly by the window waiting for 10 minutes while they got my hot and ready pizza?. but in the meantime an employee walked up opened the register removed three $20 bills and a $10 bill from the register and put them in the safe.