Little Caesars Pizza - Holdrege

In my experience, smaller businesses without much corporate oversight often disconnect their phones to avoid dealing with customer inquiries. While I understand the temptation, it’s unjust to deny customers the ability to call—especially those who know what they want or need to voice a concern. Having worked in various fast food places, I've seen this tactic of unplugging the phone to avoid calls. Although I'm speculating, it’s not an uncommon practice, and let’s be honest—there’s no reason a franchise like Little Caesars can’t cover a phone bill. Additionally, it’s likely that local franchises don’t even manage their own phone services, although that too is just speculation for accountability’s sake. Customers shouldn’t be forced to physically visit or use an app they’re uncomfortable with to place an order. I’m giving this place one star for their failure to provide a basic service that customers should be able to expect, which may even go against company policy. That said, I strongly encourage anyone who shares my frustration to reach out to their corporate office. If enough people voice complaints about the phone issues, it might lead them to restore that service for those of us who prefer speaking with a real person.

I absolutely love the bacon-wrapped dishes! The crazy bread is fantastic too! Santa, I hope you bring me a meat lover's pizza!

While some Little Caesars locations might not be remarkable, this one is truly outstanding!

The pizza is fantastic, but ordering over the phone is extremely frustrating—it's like banging your head against a wall.

The food was awful. I ordered takeout for lunch, and the cost was between $10 and $20 per person.