Little Caesars Pizza - Saskatoon

I would not recommend using online ordering here. If you have special instructions, don't expect them to be followed. Additionally, the refund process can take over three months.

Little Caesars Pizza in Saskatoon, Saskatchewan is a culinary masterpiece of epic proportions! The moment I walked in, I was greeted by the ever-charming Olivia, who donned a pizza-shaped superhero cape, ready to save the day.Olivia's pizza prowess knows no bounds. She juggles pepperoni like a circus performer and twirls dough like a pizza-making wizard. I swear she whispered ancient pizza incantations as she prepared our order, ensuring that each slice was imbued with the power of pizza perfection.The pizza itself was a work of art. It had more cheese than the Great Lakes, and the pepperoni was as abundant as maple trees in a Canadian forest. With every bite, I could feel the northern winds of Saskatchewan whispering sweet nothings to my taste buds.In the spirit of all things Canadian, the pizza even apologized for being too delicious, and it politely offered me a side of maple syrup for dipping (because, you know, that's what we do here, right? .In conclusion, Little Caesars Pizza in Saskatoon is a gastronomic marvel, and Olivia is the pizza goddess we all deserve. This place deserves not just five stars, but an entire constellation! ??

Staff could've greeted me and ensured I had gotten everything I needed instead of looking annoyed when I asked for the marinara sauce that went with the crazy bread.

Awful service. I was informed there would be a 15-minute wait, but after waiting, I was told it would actually be another 15 minutes. The cashier was rude and even laughed when I asked about the additional wait. To top it off, half of one of the pizzas was undercooked and not cut properly. I won't be coming back to this location again.

The staff, particularly a white girl, was rude and condescending. She blamed me for clicking the "arrive at store" button too early, even though I only did so after I parked and entered the restaurant. She came from the kitchen to grab the DoorDash merchant pad and showed it to me, indicating that I'd been waiting for 17 seconds. However, that was the time I had been there since arriving. She kept complaining that the restaurant would incur a charge if the driver waited. I explained that while SKIP THE DISHES might charge, DoorDash would not, but she didn’t believe me and walked away. I’ve worked in this industry for years and understand how it operates. It seems she might be new and just having a bad day.