Little Caesars Pizza - New Britain

It's alright. It used to be a nice place when Cash was around; he was the best. Now it seems the quality is declining.

While many other Little Caesars have shut down, the location in New Britain continues to thrive with a large, friendly staff that offers convenient and accurate service. Its practical location right on the main road makes it even more accessible.

I don't understand when Sicilian pizza started being made with a thin, crusty base instead of proper dough. What I received looked more like a thin crust pizza, which I definitely did not order. At $14, I expected more substance; this feels cheap and disappointing. This is why my expectations are never met—it lacks a solid foundation. These commercial pizza places have created this thin crust nonsense! Authentic Italian family-run pizzerias would never ask if you want a thin crust option. This isn't about making pizza in a way that suits trends; it's about enjoying a real pizza experience.

I ordered a veggie filled, and filled crust pepperoni pizza And treat a thin crust pizza with the Keksteig Brownie Twix. The contract wasn't what I expected. It was muddy. The Keksteig part was actually frosting. Brownie was like a slime flour less cake. Sweeet as hell. Pepperoni pizzen were so oily, I got sick even after I used paper towel to pick it up. Veggie Pizza was 6/5*!!!! 3/5* for filled pep for oil output, 4/5* for thin pep, not as oily. 2/5* dessert. Felt like false advertising. Staff 4/5* could be more personal with questions. Cleanliness of operation 5/5*.

Ordered online for contactless store pick up. Process was a breeze. Staff was friendly. Food was average. The value of the pizza here is good in comparison to quality.