Little Caesars Pizza

This place is Horrible.... I came here at 7:20pm and they close at 8pm. As I walked toward the counter the LITTLE girls giggled and turned off the light saying they were closed.. Really with ppl sitting in the lobby and 40 minutes left till actual closing time.. WOW horrible Customer Service.. Looked like a bunch of kids in there having fun doing wutever they wanted with NO SUPERVISION ...SMH Never Again and Take My Advice if you do go, Go 1hr before Closing or you may not get Served.

This is particular location is the worst that I have ever seen. I went in to purchase pizza as well as take my daughter to an interview here. First off the manager Marilyn needs to get it together....she is not capable of taking care of any business at all and likes to waste a lot of your time. My daughter's interview was first set for 9am. When we pulled up in the parking lot I called just to make sure Marilyn was there. She came to the phone and acted like she could not remember that she even set up the interview and began to go down a long list of thing she had to get down in the store, which in my opinion had nothing at all to do with her interviewing my daughter for a position. Then she asks if we can just come back @ 10:30am. This needless to say pissed me off, because again you are messing with someone else's time. I took my daughter back @ 10:30 and this trick had the nerve to say that she never told us to come back @ 10:30 and how she does not do interviews on Friday....WTF????? Now she is sitting here telling my daughter to come back on Monday @ 11am for a so called interview. Marilyn can't seem to take care of anything at all, let alone remember what she tells people. To top it off there was a lot of horse playing in the store with the other employee's, This store does not seem to know what it is to take care of business and be professional at the same time. I will be writing a letter to the corporate dept to advise them of this so it can be taken care of. I use to work for little ceasars when I lived in Detroit, MI, and we were about business, not playing games