Little Caesars is a pizza chain that competes with other large national pizza restaurants such as Dominos, Pizza Hut, and Papa John’s. The big difference is that Little Caesars menu prices are the least expensive out of the major pizza chains.
Although some Little Caesars restaurants offer delivery services, they focus more on carryout. The restaurant offers less choices on their menu than the competition, which is how they can afford to keep their prices so low. Little Caesars offers large 1 topping Hot-N-Ready pizzas for only $5. In addition to pizzas, the restaurant also offers chicken wings in various flavors and spices as well as cheese bread.
Below are the latest Little Caesars menu prices.
Hot-N-Ready Pizzas | Specialty Pizzas | Signature Favorites | Make Deals | Sides | Snacks | Custom Pizza
| Food | Size | Price |
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Hot-N-Ready Pizzas |
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| Pepperoni Pizza | Large | $6.00 |
| Cheese Pizza | Large | $6.00 |
| Sausage Pizza | Large | $6.00 |
| DEEP!DEEP!™ Dish | Large | $8.00 |
| Bacon Wrapped Crust DEEP!DEEP!™ Dish | Large | $12.00 |
| Pizza | Slice | $1.59 |
Specialty Pizzas |
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| 3 Meat Treat | Large | $8.00 |
| Hula Hawaiian | Large | $8.00 |
| Veggie | Large | $8.99 |
| Ultimate Supreme | Large | $9.99 |
Signature Favorites |
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| Crazy Combo – Bread & Sauce | 8 Pc. | $3.99 |
| Italian Cheese Bread | 10 Pc. | $4.59 |
| Zesty Cheese Bread | 10 Pc. | $4.89 |
| Pepperoni Cheese Bread | 10 Pc. | $4.89 |
| Caesar Wings | $6.00 | |
| Caesar Dip® | 1 Pc. | $0.59 |
| Caesar Dips® | 2 Pc. | $1.00 |
Make Deals |
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| Combo Meal 1 – Pizza, Breadsticks & 2-Liter Pepsi | $9.99 | |
| Combo Meal 2 – Deep Dish Pizza, Breadsticks & 2-Liter Pepsi | $12.99 | |
| Combo Meal 3 – Pizza, Chicken Wings & 2-Liter Pepsi | $12.55 | |
| Combo Meal 4 – Deep Dish Pizza, Chicken Wings & 2-Liter Pepsi | $14.99 | |
Sides |
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| Crazy Bread | $2.29 | |
| Stuffed Crazy Bread | 4 Pc. | $3.00 |
| Stuffed Crazy Bread | 8 Pc. | $5.00 |
| Cinnamon Bread | $2.99 | |
Snacks |
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| Jumbo Soft Pretzel | $1.99 | |
| Nachos with Cheese | $2.69 | |
| Mrs. Goodcookie | $0.89 | |
Custom Pizza |
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| 1 Topping Pizza | Large | $6.50 |
| Stuffed Crust | Large | $9.49 |
| Extra Topping | $1.75 | |
Little Caesars was founded in Garden City, Michigan, in 1959 by Mike and Marian Ilitch. Originally, the restaurant offered many food items besides pizza such as hot dogs, shrimp, and fish, however, over the years the menu was trimmed so they could primarily focus on pizzas.
Little Caesars prices are among the cheapest in the pizza food industry. Although other chains offer coupons that lower the price, Little Caesars offers $5 Hot-N-Ready pizzas without any coupon.
For more information about Little Caesars, visit their official website.
Little Caesars FAQ
What time does Little Caesars open?
Little Caesars opens at 11 a.m. Monday through Sunday. However, some locations choose to open their doors at 10:30 a.m. to expand their lunchtime hours. Little Caesars opening hours are at the discretion of the franchise owners, so it is a good idea to check online or call ahead to ensure that your nearest location is open when you plan to visit the restaurant or order carryout.
What time does Little Caesars close?
Little Caesars closes at 10 p.m. Sunday through Thursday and 11 p.m. Friday and Saturday. Extended hours on weekends are to accommodate for the higher amount of customers who visit the restaurants and order takeout on those days. Some locations, however, choose to remain open until 11 p.m. on weekdays, as well. These Little Caesars outlets are usually in bigger cities or popular locations. As a rule of thumb, you should always check with your local Little Caesars to see when it closes.
What year was Little Caesars founded?
Little Caesars was founded in 1959. At the time, Little Caesars was a one-shop operation but has since grown into a global fast food chain with locations on nearly every continent.
Where was the first Little Caesars opened?
The first Little Caesars opened in Detroit, Michigan in a suburb called Garden City. Just like most locations today, the first Little Caesars restaurant was opened in a strip mall nearby residential areas. The original Garden City location was open for 59 years before its doors were closed for the last time in 2018.
Who owns Little Caesars?
Little Caesars is owned by Illitch Holdings. Illitch Holdings was started by Mike Illitch, one of the founders of the pizza chain. And while Illitch Holdings is still thriving today, Mike passed away just a few years ago, leaving behind his legacy as the owner of not only Little Caesars, but also the Detroit Tigers and Detroit Red Wings.
In addition to Illitch Holdings, there are also entrepreneurs who can buy into the Little Caesars franchise. These are the people that own and operate outlets around the world.
How many Little Caesars restaurants are there?
There are approximately 4,400 Little Caesars restaurants in the world. The pizza chain has grown into one of the largest corporations in the industry and has plans to continue expanding its footprint.
Who started Little Caesars?
Husband-and-wife team Mike and Marian Illitch started Little Caesars. They invested all they had into opening the first store, and fortunately for them (and the rest of the world) – the restaurant took off, and just three years after starting Little Caesars, they began to franchise and expand all over the country.
How did Little Caesars get its name?
Little Caesars got its name from Marian Illitch, who was nicknamed “Little Caesars” earlier on in life. However, the pizza chain didn’t always have that name – it was originally called “Little Caesars Pizza Treat” to accommodate both Mike and Marian: Mike wanted the restaurant to be called Pizza Treat, while Marian fought for Little Caesars.
How many slices is a Little Caesars large pizza?
A Little Caesars large pizza contains eight slices of pizza. However, if you have ever been to a Little Caesars, you’ve probably realized that they only sell one size – a 14-inch pizza – that is premade before you order it. The purpose of serving one size of pizza is to offer customers a quick and convenient experience, as well as eliminate the wait time that normally comes from a pizza being made after ordering it.
What is the healthiest thing to eat at Little Caesars?
The healthiest thing to eat at Little Caesars is a Little Caesars Pizza. While it is not necessarily a nutritious meal, one slice of pizza offers the lowest number of calories, fat, and sodium out of anything on the menu.
do they just have 1 size of pizza
Yes Greg, they just have one size. They have the deep deep dish which is squared, so it’s unusual in shape, but it’s still considered a large.
can i get a pizza for 5 $
I love the pretzel pizza. I wish they had it on the menu
Tell me about the wing prices
Yes, it says so on the online menu. Your browser should have a search function. Just type slice there
I love little caesars, but one request i would like to be requested is how Little Caesars pizza delivers. For example, what if you dont have cash? You only have credit card. How would you pay for the pizza? That is one request i hope you can make happen. Thank you if you reply, send me an email at [email protected] . Hope you can read this email. 🙂 🙂 🙂 🙂 🙂 🙂
I assume they would follow the same criteria that other pizza chains use for credit and debit cards. If they accept credit card and debit card payment, they take that information when you call in to place the order. They run the card number to make sure it’s good. When the delivery person arrives, you can add your tip on the bill and then you sign it.
Get a hot n ready and eat that badboy fast because they tend to dry up on you. Also watch the language in here, what is wrong with these people.
They advertise on national tv : large hot n ready $5. Pick one up, it’s $6. What gives?
Is inflation honey have you noticed everything is hella expensive lately
John, If you walk in to any Little Caesars and get a hot and ready pizza, it is $5 every where. If you ordered over the phone, it is not considered the Hot and ready and is subject in cost to what ever you ordered.
I live in Flint, Mi. Here, it doesn’t matter if you walk in or call a Hot n Ready is always $6.66 for some crazy reason.They even advertise this in the ads I receive in the mail. It’s total BS.
The only reason most people bought their pizzas was because it is the cheapest. Now it makes more sense to buy from dominos or pizza hut.
I agree.
How much is a thin crust chicken bbq?
It would be $6.66 in Flint
Hahaha
LoL…
Well actually, for those that were saying Little Ceasers Pizza’s pricing isn’t/hasn’t been consistent throughout all their many different locations… You’re actually CORRECT (sorry, but I’m honestly not trying to burst anyone’s bubble here) & just a quick Google of some of their different stores throughout the nation will produce all the info (& validation) you could ask for. For instance, in the “usual” places like Alaska & here in Hawaii (as well as a few other places that I’ve found) their “hot n’ ready” 1topping large pizza’s (like their large pepperoni for example) are in fact $5.00 & about a dollar more when “called in” or in most cases, whenever it’s been modified/changed & no longer considered a “pre-made” pizza. Not that I’m trying to take anything away from them OR the people who were thinking that their prices were in fact, all the same. & In most of the US, a large hot n’ ready pepperoni pizza is still reliably found & priced at $5bucks (& tax where applicable) & of course, waiting for you as you walk through their door. But when you take into consideration even just the really basic things like the difference in what some of the specific ingredients cost &/or what it costs just to ship them to their many various stores around the nation – then it does (or at least can) become rather obvious that to keep their pricing at a “truly” consistent price point wouldn’t be very practical – especially in today’s economy.
Hope this clears up a bit of the confusion & heated opinions here. Again though, I really wasn’t trying to run over anyone’s toes here & hope my comment hasn’t offended in anyway. Just thought I’d share a bit of info since I used to work in that particular part of the food industry & for that particular company as well (though that was quite a long, loong time ago ~ ahh, the college years. Or at least what I still remember of em’
Oops…. Soorry, but I mistyped the price for that Alaska & Hawaii part. It’s actually $7.00 here in Hawaii & do believe it’s priced the same in most of Alaska. Hehe…. Sorry about that but it’s reeeaally late here & I probably should be in bed by now
Please, please bring the pretzel pizza back!!! Best pizza ever!!
Yay for pretzel pizza!!!!! ????????????
Little Ceasars doest deliver… so I’m not sure why anyone’s inquiring about, with concerns about using plastic to pay.. ? .. lol.
In some places they do. & I’m others they’ve teamed up with outside 3rd party businesses to take care of that end for them. Like the local Little Ceasers store closest to my home has teamed up with a company called Quick Cuisine & now you can have anything from them delivered right to your door, anytime after 3pm (Hawaii time, that is). In our case, it’s a bit expensive at around $6bucks extra for the delivery charge – but hey, when you’re craving a slice & they’re the closest & fastest option… You go with what’s available to you.
They sure do. My daughter worked there and did deliveries.
I love ur pizza and crazy bread!!!
If I were to order a few plain pizzas with extra cheese and bacon, DOES YOUR COMPANY DELIVER. R.S.V.P. ASAP.
Thank you.
Michael
Do you deliver?
Little Ceasars and others promoting them need to stop advertising they have $5 pizzas since they have raised the price to $6.50 for the Hot n Ready Large cheese, sausage, and pepperoni pizzas.
They’re still $5 where I live.
Still $5 where I live
Depending on the state you’re in the price went up I work at Little Caesar’s in Ohio and some of the prices they showed on here for Ohio was not right at all.
How Much Is Delivery ? And Is 6.84 The Taxs ?
got an ultimate supreme with no tomato sauce and no cheese…..uckkkkk
Um that’s just baked veggies on bread. What did you expect? Some artisan pie? I often get their pizza with half the normal amount of cheese but I cannot see why anyone would order a pizza sans sauce. Just go buy a Boboli and dump your veggies on it then bake it. Same thing.
I’m tired of seeing their pizza ads fo 5 bucks but they only sell them for 6. Time to talk to attorney general for false advertisement.
It’s 5 bucks where I’m at.
Do talk to the Attorney General just so it’s consistent everywhere. Please make a petition as well and a hashtag!
John…get a life
Do thatR…let us know how that works out!????????
The price for the Hot N’ Ready pizzas in Fort Lupton, Colorado is $5.55 (located about 30 miles north of Denver), not sure whether it’s different in other CO cities or not.
I love their pizzas but they are jusy so expensive.
Rember to add tax to your prepared food orders. They shouldn’t charge more than $5 for 1 topping large pepperoni or cheese HotnReady pizzas as that is the price on their website.
Where we are, the pepperoni and cheese pizzas are $5 each, and sausage pizza is $6.
Without the tax of course…
Why does Little Ceasar’s charge more for a 5 meat pizza if you get it with thin crust? It should be less if anything, because, fewer ingredients are use for the thinner crust.
I LOVED the Little Caesars salads! Why don’t you make them anymore?
Can I get a deep dish pepperoni and sausage pizza at the pickup window??
Menu shows 2 sizes Stuffed Crazy bread, 4 & 8 pcs. $3. & $5. Store says only one size, 3 pcs, $5.47
Great Price and service like it .
Please bring back the pretzel pizza pleaseeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee
I don’t know how anyone can complain about the price. It’s a good buy for what you get and very good pizza.
Do they still have stromboli?
Do you still have stromboli
Are you making the thin crust pizza now
Do they still have thin crust offered
Waiting for the answer