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Last Updated on December 29, 2023
Written by CPA Alec Pow | Content Reviewed by  CFA Alexander Popinker
Little Caesars is the third-largest pizza restaurant chain in the United States after Pizza Hut and Domino’s Pizza. Compared with its competitors, Little Caesars menu prices are lower and this makes this chain one of the customers’ favorite restaurants. The secret behind these affordable prices is the reduced variety of options on the menu. Even though this restaurant offers delivery services as well, it focuses mainly on carryout.
Some of the clients’ favorite food items include the Hot-N-Ready options such as the DEEP! DEEP! Dish, Pepperoni Pizza, or Sausage Pizza. Customers enjoy creating their own pizza, as well.
In the table below you will find the latest Little Caesars menu prices.
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Little Caesar’s Specialty Pizzas
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3 Meat Treat
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Large
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Hula Hawaiian
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Large
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.00
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Veggie
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Large
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.99
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Ultimate Supreme
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Large
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.99
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Hot-N-Ready Pizza Menu
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Pepperoni Pizza
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Large
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.00
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Cheese Pizza
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Large
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.00
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Sausage Pizza
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Large
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.00
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DEEP!DEEP! Dish
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Large
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.00
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Bacon Wrapped Crust DEEP!DEEP! Dish
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Large
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.00
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Pizza
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Slice
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.59
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Combos
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Combo Meal 1 – Pizza, Breadsticks & 2-Liter Pepsi
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.99
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Combo Meal 2 – Deep Dish Pizza, Breadsticks & 2-Liter Pepsi
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.99
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Combo Meal 3 – Pizza, Chicken Wings & 2-Liter Pepsi
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.55
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Combo Meal 4 – Deep Dish Pizza, Chicken Wings & 2-Liter Pepsi
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.99
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“Build Your Own” Pizzas
Put together your own pizza, just the way you like it.
Choose from these toppings: mushrooms, bacon, jalapeño peppers, banana pepper rings, green olives, black olives, beef topping, Canadian bacon, ham, Italian sausage, onions, green peppers, pepperoni, and pineapple.
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1 Topping Pizza
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Large
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.50
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Stuffed Crust
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Large
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.49
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Extra Topping
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.75
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Little Caesar’s Favorites
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Crazy Combo – Bread & Sauce
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8 Pc.
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.99
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Italian Cheese Bread
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10 Pc.
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.59
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Zesty Cheese Bread
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10 Pc.
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Pepperoni Cheese Bread
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10 Pc.
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.89
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Caesar Wings
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Caesar Dip®
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Last Updated on December 29, 2023
Written by CPA Alec Pow | Content Reviewed by CFA Alexander Popinker
Little Caesars is the third-largest pizza restaurant chain in the United States after Pizza Hut and Domino’s Pizza. Compared with its competitors, Little Caesars menu prices are lower and this makes this chain one of the customers’ favorite restaurants. The secret behind these affordable prices is the reduced variety of options on the menu. Even though this restaurant offers delivery services as well, it focuses mainly on carryout.
Some of the clients’ favorite food items include the Hot-N-Ready options such as the DEEP! DEEP! Dish, Pepperoni Pizza, or Sausage Pizza. Customers enjoy creating their own pizza, as well.
In the table below you will find the latest Little Caesars menu prices.
Food Size Price
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Little Caesar’s Specialty Pizzas
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3 Meat Treat
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Large
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.00
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Hula Hawaiian
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Large
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.00
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Veggie
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Large
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.99
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Ultimate Supreme
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Large
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.99
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Hot-N-Ready Pizza Menu
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Pepperoni Pizza
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Large
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.00
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Cheese Pizza
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Large
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.00
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Sausage Pizza
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Large
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.00
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DEEP!DEEP! Dish
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Large
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.00
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Bacon Wrapped Crust DEEP!DEEP! Dish
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Large
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.00
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Pizza
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Slice
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.59
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Combos
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Combo Meal 1 – Pizza, Breadsticks & 2-Liter Pepsi
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.99
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Combo Meal 2 – Deep Dish Pizza, Breadsticks & 2-Liter Pepsi
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.99
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Combo Meal 3 – Pizza, Chicken Wings & 2-Liter Pepsi
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.55
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Combo Meal 4 – Deep Dish Pizza, Chicken Wings & 2-Liter Pepsi
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.99
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“Build Your Own” Pizzas
Put together your own pizza, just the way you like it.
Choose from these toppings: mushrooms, bacon, jalapeño peppers, banana pepper rings, green olives, black olives, beef topping, Canadian bacon, ham, Italian sausage, onions, green peppers, pepperoni, and pineapple.
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1 Topping Pizza
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Large
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.50
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Stuffed Crust
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Large
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.49
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Extra Topping
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.75
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Little Caesar’s Favorites
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Crazy Combo – Bread & Sauce
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8 Pc.
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.99
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Italian Cheese Bread
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10 Pc.
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Zesty Cheese Bread
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10 Pc.
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Pepperoni Cheese Bread
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Nashville school shooting: What to know about the 6 victims
Nashville school shooting: What we know about the 6 victims
The Covenant School
The six victims of a fatal shooting at a Nashville elementary school have been identified by police.
Three students and three staff members were shot and killed at the Covenant School in Tennessee's capital city on Monday morning, according to the Metropolitan Nashville Police Department. The Covenant School, a private Christian school for children in preschool through sixth grade, has about 209 students and 40 to 50 staff members.
Police have identified the victims as Evelyn Dieckhaus, 9; Mike Hill, 61; William Kinney, 9; Katherine Koonce, 60; Cynthia Peak, 61; and Hallie Scruggs, 9.
Here's what we know about the slain so far:
Evelyn Dieckhaus, 9
Evelyn Dieckhaus is seen in this undated photo.
Courtesy The Dieckhaus Family
Evelyn Dieckhaus was a third-grader at the Covenant School, according to her family.
"Our hearts are completely broken," the Dieckhaus family told ABC News in a statement. "We cannot believe this has happened. Evelyn was a shining light in this world. We appreciate all the love and support but ask for space as we grieve."
In another statement, the family told ABC News that they "are overwhelmed by the outpouring of love and support."
"It is comforting and uplifting for all of us," they said. "Please continue to respect our privacy as we mourn the loss of our sweet Evelyn."
Evelyn Dieckhaus is shown with her family.
Courtesy the Dieckhaus family
Mike Hill, 61
Mike Hill is seen here in an undated file photo.
Mike Hill/Facebook
Mike Hill was a custodian at the Covenant School, according to police.
Hill is survived by his seven children -- Marquita Oglesby, Brittany Hill, Shakita Dobbins, Ebony Smith, Joshua Smith, Tawana Smith Garner and Jeremy Smith -- and his 14 grandchildren, according to his family.
"He liked to cook and spend time with family," they told ABC News in a statement.
Hill's family thanked the community "for all the continued thoughts and prayers."
"As we grieve and try to grasp any sense of understanding of why this happened, we continue to ask for support," they added. "We pray for the Covenant School and are so grateful that Michael was beloved by the faculty and students who filled him with joy for 14 years."
Katherine Koonce, 60
Katherine Koonce, a victim in The Covenant School shooting in Nashville, Tenn., March 27, 2023.
The Covenant School
Katherine Koonce was the head of the Covenant School.
In a statement to ABC News, her family described her as "devoted to her family, her friends and especially the children she cared for."
"She gave her life to protect the students she loved. We are devastated by our loss but depending on our God for comfort and healing," the family continued.
"It is our privilege to honor Katherine's legacy and to celebrate her remarkable spirit," they said. "We are grateful for the prayers of many on our behalf, and we pray for the families of the six others who died."
Tennessee Gov. Bill Lee said his wife, Maria, was friends with Koonce and Cynthia Peak, who was also killed.
"Cindy and Maria and Katherine Koonce were all teachers at the same school and have been family friends for decades," Lee said in a video address on Tuesday evening.
During a candlelight vigil in Nashville on Wednesday evening, a former local school administrator, Tricia Drake, told ABC News that she couldn't stop thinking about her last conversation with Koonce, who she said had advised her on how to best prepare for an active shooter scenario.
"My last conversation with her, in August, was about who she used for her active shooter training because I know that she would have researched somebody," Drake said in a tearful interview. "We ended up using the same active shooter training at the school where I was also a head. I can't believe that was my last conversation with her."
Drake said she knew Koonce had made her mark when she saw the footage that police released from two of the responding officers' body-worn cameras. One of the videos shows a Covenant School staff member meeting Officer Rex Engelbert at the school's main entrance, telling him: "The kids are all locked down, but we have two kids that we don’t know where they are." She then is seen using a key to unlock the door so officers could go inside.
"Students were in their classrooms, locked up, the professional outdoors to lead the Metro policeman. She had a key, what her headcount was, she knew exactly where the students would be, she was prepared," Drake told ABC News. "I'm sure they had run those drills, and it's because of Katherine and the foresight she had to make sure her staffers were prepared."
Drake, who declined to say the name of the Nashville school she used to work for, said she underwent the same active shooter training that Koonce used and that the key is to adopt a "warrior mentality," accepting injury rather than death. Part of the training, she said, is to throw students out of windows and run away as far as possible. Drake told ABC News that she believes Koonce's preparations saved lives on Monday.
Drake also recalled the moment she realized something might be seriously wrong when news about the shooting at the Covenant School began to spread.
"I texted my sister and friends of mine to say: That's Katherine's school. I know she's going to come out. She's going to come out anytime now and tell everybody that it's under control, that everything's ok," Drake recounted. "And I waited like everyone else for Katherine to come out and I thought it was so strange that she was not visible. She was so professional, so prepared, so committed to her faculty and those sweet children of hers, and it's just such a loss. It is unthinkable that this has happened in our little town."
Cynthia Peak, 61
Cindy Peak is seen in this undated photo.
Courtesy of the Peak Family
Cynthia Peak was a substitute teacher at the Covenant School, according to police.
Peak's family said their "hearts are broken," confirming the loss "of our beloved Cindy Peak."
"Cindy was a pillar of the community, and a teacher beloved by all her students," her family told ABC News in a statement. "Her favorite roles in life were being a mom to her three children, a wife to her husband, and an educator to students."
"We will never stop missing her," they added. "We are grateful for the hope of Heaven. She never wavered in her faith and we know she is wrapped in the arms of Jesus. Our hearts go out to all the victims' families as we grieve this horrific tragedy."
Tennessee Gov. Bill Lee said his wife, Maria, was "best friends" with Peak.
"Maria woke up this morning without one of her best friends, Cindy Peak," Lee said in a video address on Tuesday evening. "Cindy was supposed to come over to have dinner with Maria last night after she filled in as a substitute teacher yesterday at Covenant."
Hallie Scruggs, 9
Hallie Scruggs is seen with her family in this undated family photo.
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Hallie Scruggs was a third-grader at the Covenant School and classmates with Evelyn Dieckhaus, who was also killed, according to her father, Chad Scruggs.
Chad Scruggs is the senior pastor at the Covenant Presbyterian Church, which shares a location with the Covenant School. The school was founded in 2001 as a ministry of the church, according to the school's website.
He described his late daughter as "such a gift."
"We are heartbroken," Chad Scruggs told ABC News in a statement. "Through tears we trust that she is in the arms of Jesus who will raise her to life once again."
ABC News' Miles Cohen, Jaclyn Lee, Duan Perrin, Lisa Siversten, Briana Stewart and Victor Ordoñez contributed to this report.
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Brand History
The history of the Little Caesars starts on 8 May 1959 in Garden City, Michigan when the first restaurant was opened by Mike Ilitch and his wife Marian.
The first Little Caesars franchise was opened in 1962 in Warren, Michigan, and this decision to start franchising paved the way to success for this restaurant. If we take into consideration the number of stores opened during 2008 and 2015, this is the fastest-growing pizza chain in the United States of America.
In 1967 the first location was opened in the city of Detroit.
The celebration of the 50th restaurant opening was realized in 1969. The same year Little Caesars went international and opened its first store in Canada.
In 1985 the Little Caesars Love Kitchen started to travel around the country and provide hot pizza for free to homeless and hungry people and to the disaster survivors, as well.
You might also like our articles about the prices of the items on the menus of Taco Bell, Olive Garden, or Wendy’s.
Nowadays, there are more than 5,400 locations in all 50 states of America and in 18 other countries.
The headquarter of the company is in Downtown Detroit, Michigan.
Our review
The pizzas at Little Caesars are served hot and in a fast time. These are neatly topped and not too greasy. The staff here is friendly and prepares your order in less than 10 minutes.
Hot-N-Ready options are the best menu options offered by Little Caesars. Besides these, clients love the cheese and pepperoni options as well.
The atmosphere in these restaurants is similar to the ambiance of other fast-food restaurants. The locations are clean and the interior design is comfy.
FAQs
What are the opening hours of Little Caesars restaurants?
In general, Little Caesars restaurants open at 10:30 a.m. and close at 11:00 p.m. from Monday until Sunday, but it all depends on the location. So, make sure you visit their official website for this information before going to the location you want.
Does Little Caesars deliver pizzas at your door?
Yes, this restaurant chain provides delivery with online orders. You can place your order on their official website.
How many slices does have a Little Caesars large pizza?
There are eight slices of pizza into a large Little Caesars pizza. You probably noticed that they sell only one size, a 14 inches pizza, especially if you have ever been to one of their restaurants. The reason that stood behind the idea of serving only one size was to reduce the waiting time for the customers. Pizzas are premade and the clients don’t have to wait for all that much after ordering.
Which is the healthiest thing to eat at Little Caesars?
 The Pizza is actually the healthiest thing to eat at Little Caesar. Even though this is not necessarily a nutritious meal, only one slice of pizza can offer you the lowest amount of sodium, fat, and calories.
Who is the owner of Little Caesar?
Ilitch Holdings is the company that owns this restaurant chain. This company was started by Mike Ilitch, who is one of the founders of the restaurant.
When was Little Caesar founded?
In 1959 the first Little Caesar restaurant was opened. In the beginning, this was just a one-shop operation, but it expanded into a global fast-food chain over time and nowadays has locations all over the world.
Where was the first Little Caesar restaurant opened?
The first restaurant was opened in Garden City, a suburb of Detroit, Michigan. Similar to the majority of today’s locations, it was opened in a trip mall close to the residential areas. Unfortunately, this location closed its doors in 2018.
Who founded Little Caesar?
Little Caesar was started by the husband-and-wife team Mike and Marian Ilitch. They invested all their savings into opening their first store, and luckily for them the business was a success and they started to franchise and expand all over the United States after just three years of activity.
How many locations does this franchise have?
There are more than 5,400 Little Caesar restaurants all over the world. This pizza restaurant chain has become one of the largest companies in the industry and has plans to continue expanding worldwide.
How did Little Caesar get its name?
The “Little Caesar” name comes from the nickname of Marian Ilitch. This is how she was nicknamed when she was young. However, in the beginning, the restaurant was called “Little Caesar Pizza Treat” to please both Mike and Marian. Marian wanted it to be called “Little Caesars”, while Mike fought for “Pizza Treat”.
Can I get hired at Little Caesars?
If you want to become one of the members of the restaurant’s team, you should visit their careers page and apply for a job.
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Amari Crite: Illinois girl, 14, who was 'full of life' dies after collapsing during basketball game
Amari Crite, 14, died during a junior varsity basketball game on Thursday, January 25 (Facebook)
MOMENCE, ILLINOIS: A 14-year-old girl from Illinois, Amari Crite, died suddenly during a junior varsity basketball game on Thursday, January 25.
The Momence High School freshman collapsed on the court and was pronounced dead at the hospital. The cause of death is still under investigation by the coroner’s office.
Family and friends remember Amari as a joyful and obedient girl
Amari’s family and friends are grieving the loss of their “precious baby girl” who was full of life and laughter.
Her mother, Michelle Crite, posted a picture of her daughter with the caption, “My Baby.” Her father, Anthony W Crite Sr, also shared videos and photos of Amari on social media.
 Amari’s family and friends are grieving the loss of their “precious baby girl” who was full of life and laughter (Facebook)
In one of them, Amari makes silly faces as her father asks her to say something. She replies “Olla” while smiling.
In another post, he wrote, “So this young man was turned down by his valentine so his mom told him to ask the prettiest girl on the volleyball team! He chose Amari.”
A friend of Amari, Mary Williams, described how Amari taught her a life lesson. She said Amari was always one of the first to run and get in line when the bell rang at a summer camp.
However, one day, “most of the campers continued playing and didn’t come to line up” despite being called. “Not caring about doing the right thing, they selfishly continued doing what they wanted to," she recalled.
 Amari Crite would always get to the line when bell rang, a life lesson she taugh to her friend (Facebook)
"After waiting patiently for quite a few minutes, Amari, who hardly ever raised her voice, yelled out to them: ‘JUST OBEY ALREADY!! IT’S NOT THAT HARD!!,’” she continued.
Williams further added, “Ever since that day, whenever I am faced with a choice to obey God, or to selfishly go my own way and do what I want to do, I hear Amari’s voice in my head: ‘JUST OBEY ALREADY!! IT’S NOT THAT HARD!!.’”
School and community offer support and condolences to Amari Crite's family
The school district and the local authorities expressed their sorrow and sympathy for Amari’s family and friends.
Shannon Anderson, the superintendent of the school district in Momence, south of Chicago, released a statement on Friday morning, January 26, accordion to the New York Post.
“We are deeply saddened to confirm the heartbreaking news of the passing of one of our 9th-grade students,” he wrote, adding “Our thoughts and condolences go out to the family and friends affected by this tragic loss.”
He also said that mental-health counselors would be available “to assist those who may be grappling with the emotional impact of this tragedy.”
He thanked the neighboring districts and the mental health and grief counseling providers in the Kankakee County area for volunteering their services.
The Kankakee County Sheriff’s Office also shared its condolences on Facebook. “The Kankakee County Sheriff’s Office stands with the Momence School District during this difficult time. Friends, family and classmates are all in our prayers,” the sheriff’s office wrote.
A GoFundMe page was set up to help with the funeral expenses of Amari Crite
A GoFundMe page created by Amari’s family has raised more than ,000 as of Monday morning, January 29. The family is asking for donations to help them give Amari the proper homegoing she deserves.
“As some if not all of you may know our precious baby girl passed away last night January 25 when she collapsed at her basketball game,” Michelle Crite wrote on the fundraiser.
She added, “We are asking for any and everyone to help us give her the proper homegoing she deserves.”
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Brand History
The history of the Little Caesars starts on 8 May 1959 in Garden City, Michigan when the first restaurant was opened by Mike Ilitch and his wife Marian.
The first Little Caesars franchise was opened in 1962 in Warren, Michigan, and this decision to start franchising paved the way to success for this restaurant. If we take into consideration the number of stores opened during 2008 and 2015, this is the fastest-growing pizza chain in the United States of America.
In 1967 the first location was opened in the city of Detroit.
The celebration of the 50th restaurant opening was realized in 1969. The same year Little Caesars went international and opened its first store in Canada.
In 1985 the Little Caesars Love Kitchen started to travel around the country and provide hot pizza for free to homeless and hungry people and to the disaster survivors, as well.
You might also like our articles about the prices of the items on the menus of Taco Bell, Olive Garden, or Wendy’s.
Nowadays, there are more than 5,400 locations in all 50 states of America and in 18 other countries.
The headquarter of the company is in Downtown Detroit, Michigan.
Our review
The pizzas at Little Caesars are served hot and in a fast time. These are neatly topped and not too greasy. The staff here is friendly and prepares your order in less than 10 minutes.
Hot-N-Ready options are the best menu options offered by Little Caesars. Besides these, clients love the cheese and pepperoni options as well.
The atmosphere in these restaurants is similar to the ambiance of other fast-food restaurants. The locations are clean and the interior design is comfy.
FAQs
What are the opening hours of Little Caesars restaurants?
In general, Little Caesars restaurants open at 10:30 a.m. and close at 11:00 p.m. from Monday until Sunday, but it all depends on the location. So, make sure you visit their official website for this information before going to the location you want.
Does Little Caesars deliver pizzas at your door?
Yes, this restaurant chain provides delivery with online orders. You can place your order on their official website.
How many slices does have a Little Caesars large pizza?
There are eight slices of pizza into a large Little Caesars pizza. You probably noticed that they sell only one size, a 14 inches pizza, especially if you have ever been to one of their restaurants. The reason that stood behind the idea of serving only one size was to reduce the waiting time for the customers. Pizzas are premade and the clients don’t have to wait for all that much after ordering.
Which is the healthiest thing to eat at Little Caesars?
The Pizza is actually the healthiest thing to eat at Little Caesar. Even though this is not necessarily a nutritious meal, only one slice of pizza can offer you the lowest amount of sodium, fat, and calories.
Who is the owner of Little Caesar?
Ilitch Holdings is the company that owns this restaurant chain. This company was started by Mike Ilitch, who is one of the founders of the restaurant.
When was Little Caesar founded?
In 1959 the first Little Caesar restaurant was opened. In the beginning, this was just a one-shop operation, but it expanded into a global fast-food chain over time and nowadays has locations all over the world.
Where was the first Little Caesar restaurant opened?
The first restaurant was opened in Garden City, a suburb of Detroit, Michigan. Similar to the majority of today’s locations, it was opened in a trip mall close to the residential areas. Unfortunately, this location closed its doors in 2018.
Who founded Little Caesar?
Little Caesar was started by the husband-and-wife team Mike and Marian Ilitch. They invested all their savings into opening their first store, and luckily for them the business was a success and they started to franchise and expand all over the United States after just three years of activity.
How many locations does this franchise have?
There are more than 5,400 Little Caesar restaurants all over the world. This pizza restaurant chain has become one of the largest companies in the industry and has plans to continue expanding worldwide.
How did Little Caesar get its name?
The “Little Caesar” name comes from the nickname of Marian Ilitch. This is how she was nicknamed when she was young. However, in the beginning, the restaurant was called “Little Caesar Pizza Treat” to please both Mike and Marian. Marian wanted it to be called “Little Caesars”, while Mike fought for “Pizza Treat”.
Can I get hired at Little Caesars?
If you want to become one of the members of the restaurant’s team, you should visit their careers page and apply for a job.
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