Ordering Guide & Tips
The Little Caesars menu is 4 categories and 60 items: 33 Large Round Pizzas, 7 Detroit-Style Deep Dish pizzas, 16 Sides and 4 Drinks. Every one of the 60 items carries a price and a calorie figure in the structured menu on this page. Prices run $0.59–$16.99. Little Caesars publishes no national price list — every price here is the range across three official ordering menus captured on October 26, 2026, at Visalia, California, Scranton, Pennsylvania and Clyde, Texas. The signature model is Hot-N-Ready®: walk-in carryout from 4–8 PM at participating locations. The historic $5 Hot-N-Ready price is gone — nothing on the current menus costs $5. The one nationally published price is a deal: Mix-N-Match, from October 19, 2026 — $5.99 each for 2 or more eligible items, $6.99 each in California. Below is the complete guide: every pizza platform, Crazy Bread®, Crazy Puffs®, Caesar Wings®, prices, calories, allergens, hours, gift cards and deals.
The Full Menu — How This Menu Is Built
The ordering menu — the only layer of the chain’s site that carries prices — organises the menu as Large Round Pizzas, Detroit-Style Deep Dish, Sides and Drinks, and the structured menu on this page follows that taxonomy exactly. The marketing menu hub presents the same roster under five tiles: Create Your Own Pizza, ExtraMostBestest® Pizzas, Deep!Deep!™ Dish Pizzas, Classic Pizzas and Sides.
Create Your Own is a builder, not a product. It has no row in the structured menu. Its published bases are in Nutrition below: a round base at 1,950 calories and a deep dish base at 2,500 calories, with toppings itemised in the chain’s nutrition guide. There is no personal pizza size on the published menu — the standard pizza format is the large. There is no official secret menu. Every orderable build comes from the published menu: a Classic, ExtraMostBestest®, Stuffed Crust, Pretzel Crust or Create Your Own build, a Deep Dish build, or a named side. The so-called secret-menu and menu-hack builds are combinations of those published items, and the “heart attack pizza” demand resolves the same way — it is a heavy build from published toppings, not a product.
Two existence questions resolve at this level, definitively. Little Caesars publishes no breakfast menu: the first daypart is lunch, and the breakfast-pizza, breakfast-panini and “breakfast puffs” rows in demand are ghost and foreign-market demand, not U.S. products. The chain also publishes no separate kids menu — there is no kids category on the ordering menus; children order from the same menu, and the small-format items (Crazy Puffs®, the Lunch Combo) sit in their own sections below.
Menus vary by store, and this page states that variance instead of hiding it. The 60 items are the union of the three captured store menus. Items sold at only one captured store say so in their structured-menu descriptions — Classic Beef Pizza and the Lunch Combo at Clyde and Visalia respectively are examples — and an item missing from one store is a store-availability fact, never a discontinuation. Little Caesars Express is the chain’s own limited-menu format: Express locations carry a reduced menu and, per the chain’s allergen guide, Express locations have different ingredients from standard locations.
For what to order first: the best-known items are the Classic Pepperoni (the Popular tag in the structured menu), Crazy Bread®, Italian Cheese Bread, Caesar Wings® and the Detroit-Style Deep Dish line. Each platform has its own section below, in menu order.
Hot-N-Ready® & the Classic Pizzas
Hot-N-Ready® is the chain’s walk-in carryout model: eligible pizzas are held ready for immediate pickup, with no order ahead and no wait at the counter. The chain’s current statement of the window, in its October 19, 2026 release, is 4–8 PM at participating locations for eligible carryout items. Hot-N-Ready is a current, standing program — it is not discontinued, and it is not an all-day program: the published window is 4–8 PM.
The Hot-N-Ready core is the Classic line of large round pizzas:
- Classic Pepperoni — 2,300 calories per whole pizza. The signature Hot-N-Ready® pizza, tagged Popular in the structured menu.
- Classic Cheese — 1,950 calories per whole pizza.
- Classic Italian Sausage — 2,270 calories per whole pizza.
- Classic Beef Pizza — 2,190 calories; listed at the Clyde, Texas store, and not on the Visalia or Scranton menus checked.
- Half Pepperoni, Half Cheese Pizza — 2,120 calories.
Classic Mushroom and Classic Pineapple are named in the Mix-N-Match release as deal-eligible items. Neither is sold as a named product in the captured ordering menus — both are one-topping Create Your Own builds — so neither carries a structured row; their home is the deal eligibility list in Deals below.
ExtraMostBestest®
ExtraMostBestest® — EMB in the demand shorthand — is the Classic platform with extra toppings and extra cheese loaded on the same large round format. That extra load is the entire difference between a Classic and an ExtraMostBestest®: same size, same round crust, more pepperoni, sausage and cheese on top. The three named builds are ExtraMostBestest® Pepperoni (2,500 calories per whole pizza), ExtraMostBestest® Cheese (2,220 calories) and ExtraMostBestest® Italian Sausage (2,660 calories). The platform also runs in the menu’s other crust formats: ExtraMostBestest® builds appear in the ordering menus as stuffed crust and thin crust variants of the same extra-load formula, priced and counted inside those crust lines in the structured menu. EMB price rows resolve in Prices and EMB calorie rows resolve in Nutrition — the platform facts live here, once.
Pretzel Crust & Stuffed Pretzel Crust
Pretzel Crust is a buttery soft pretzel crust, sold in four builds: cheese sauce or pizza sauce, each with pepperoni or with cheese. The four builds are Pretzel Crust with Cheese Sauce & Pepperoni (2,190 calories per whole pizza), Pretzel Crust with Pizza Sauce & Pepperoni (2,080), Pretzel Crust with Cheese Sauce & Cheese (1,940) and Pretzel Crust with Pizza Sauce & Cheese (1,830). The sauce choice is the platform’s defining decision: cheddar cheese sauce is the original build and runs richer; pizza sauce is the lighter build on the same pretzel crust, and the calorie figures above state that difference exactly.
Stuffed Pretzel Crust adds cheese stuffed inside the pretzel crust itself, in the same four sauce-and-topping builds: Cheese Sauce & Pepperoni (2,660 calories), Pizza Sauce & Pepperoni (2,560), Cheese Sauce & Cheese (2,400) and Pizza Sauce & Cheese (2,290).
Pretzel Crust has a return-cycle history, and its current status is standing, not limited-time. It first launched nationally in 2014, returned on February 22, 2021 — the chain’s own Ilitch News Hub release is headlined “Brings Back Pretzel Crust Pizza” — returned again in March 2023, and returned on April 7, 2025 with the new Stuffed Pretzel Crust. In October 2026 all eight pretzel builds are on the captured full menus, and the chain sells Pretzel Crust as a standing Mix-N-Match-eligible line. It carries no Seasonal tag in the structured menu for exactly that reason.
Stuffed Crust & Stuffed Crazy Crust
Stuffed Crust is a large round pizza with cheese stuffed inside the crust edge. The standing line is Stuffed Crust Pepperoni (2,980 calories per whole pizza) and Stuffed Crust Cheese (2,830 calories; listed at Scranton, and not on the Visalia menu checked). Stuffed Crazy Crust takes the stuffed format and finishes the crust Crazy Bread®-style, with buttery spread and parmesan: Stuffed Crazy Crust Pepperoni (3,140 calories) and Stuffed Crazy Crust Cheese (2,720 calories), both listed at Visalia and not on the Scranton or Clyde menus checked. Stuffed Crazy Crust is also the online-exclusive stuffed build named alongside the November 2025 launch below — it is current, and it is in the structured menu.
The bacon, epic, extra and garlic stuffed-crust variants in demand are availability questions, and the captured menus answer them at that level: no bacon, epic or garlic stuffed-crust product is sold as a named item on the three captured ordering menus. Stuffed Crunch Crust is a past limited-time offer, not a current product — its full dated record is in Limited-Time Offers below, and it carries no current price or calorie row. Stuffed crust in the deep dish format resolves inside the Detroit-Style section: the deep dish line is its own platform, not a stuffed-crust variant.
Slices-N-Stix®
Slices-N-Stix® is half a pepperoni pizza and half cheesy bread sticks in one box: 4 pepperoni slices plus 8 stix. The base build is 2,300 calories per whole order. The two variants are Slices-N-Stix® Bacon (2,490 calories in the ordering menus — the one calorie conflict on this platform is stated in Nutrition) and Slices-N-Stix® Jalapeño (2,330 calories), tagged Spicy in the structured menu. All three spellings in demand — Slices-N-Stix, slices n stix, slices and sticks — are this one product. Slices-N-Stix® is a Mix-N-Match-eligible item in all three builds, per the chain’s October 19, 2026 release. The Detroit-Style Slices-N-Stix rows in demand resolve as a format question on this platform: the current structured roster carries Slices-N-Stix® as the round-format box above, and a $4.99 Detroit-Style Slices-N-Stix offer has run as a limited-time offer — that dated offer is recorded in Limited-Time Offers, not as a standing product.
Detroit-Style Deep Dish
The deep dish platform at Little Caesars is Detroit-Style: a rectangular pizza with crispy cheesy edges, sold as Detroit-Style Deep Dish. Deep!Deep!™ Dish and Detroit-Style Deep Dish are the same platform in this chain’s naming — the ordering menus file all seven builds under Detroit-Style Deep Dish, and that category in the structured menu is the complete deep dish roster: Pepperoni (2,770 calories per whole pizza), Cheese (2,500), Italian Sausage (2,820; Scranton only among the stores checked), 3 Meat Treat® (3,480), Hula Hawaiian® (2,690; Visalia only), Ultimate Supreme (3,050) and Veggie (2,730; Scranton only).
Against the large round pizzas, the difference is format, not toppings: the same pepperoni, sausage, supreme and veggie builds sit on a thick rectangular Detroit-style base with cheesy crispy edges instead of a round hand-tossed-style crust. Against Stuffed Crust, the difference is where the cheese sits — through the deep base and at the edges in Detroit-Style, stuffed inside a round crust edge in Stuffed Crust. The Lunch Combo’s 4-slice deep dish component is not part of this platform’s roster — the combo is its own product, in Lunch Combo below.
Crazy Puffs®
Crazy Puffs® are handheld pizza puffs: pizza fillings baked into individual puff pastries, sold 4 per order. The current builds are Pepperoni Crazy Puffs® (680 calories per order) and 4 Cheese Crazy Puffs® (580 calories). Each build also sells as a Crave Combo — the puffs with a 20 oz. Pepsi® product — at 680–970 calories for the Pepperoni combo and 580–870 for the 4 Cheese combo, by drink choice. The puffs meal-deal and pie meal-deal rows in demand are these Crave Combo bundles: product bundles on this platform, stated here with the product.
Cheesesteak Crazy Puffs are a past limited-time offer, not a current build. The chain launched Cheesesteak Crazy Puffs on September 8, 2025 for the NFL season at $3.99 for 4 pieces, Hot-N-Ready 4–8 PM, alongside the online-only Ultimate Cheesesteak Pizza from $14.99. Neither item is on any of the three October 2026 captured menus, neither carries a current row in the structured menu, and both are answered as dated LTO history in Limited-Time Offers below.
Crazy Bread® & Stuffed Crazy Bread®
Crazy Bread® is the chain’s signature breadstick: 8 freshly baked bread sticks with buttery spread and parmesan, 800 calories per order. At this chain the breadstick entity is Crazy Bread® — every breadsticks head in demand resolves to this product. Stuffed Crazy Bread® is 3 bread sticks stuffed with cheese, served with Crazy Sauce®, at 980 calories; it is a bread product and lives on this platform, not in Stuffed Crust. Stuffed Crazy Bread® is listed at Visalia and not on the Scranton or Clyde menus checked — a store-availability fact, stated per store, and not a discontinuation: Crazy Bread® itself is on every captured menu and is not discontinued.
The Crazy Combo® is Crazy Bread® (8 sticks) with Crazy Sauce® for dipping, 840 calories. Crazy Sauce® on its own is a tomato dipping sauce with Italian herbs and spices, 30 calories per sauce cup; it is this platform’s dip, and its composition sits here, with the bread it serves. The loaded, extra-crazy and with-cheese bread variants in demand resolve to the two published bread builds above — Crazy Bread® and Stuffed Crazy Bread® — plus the cheese breads in the next section; no separate loaded Crazy Bread product is on the captured menus.
Italian Cheese Bread & the Cheese Breads
Italian Cheese Bread is a 10-piece cheesy bread with Italian spices, 1,340 calories per whole order. Labelled arithmetic on that published figure: 134 calories per piece. Pepperoni Cheese Bread is the same 10-piece format topped with pepperoni, 1,520 calories; it is listed at Scranton and not on the Visalia or Clyde menus checked. The generic cheese bread and cheesy bread heads in demand resolve to these two products. Crazy Sauce® is the platform’s sauce companion, in Crazy Bread® above.
Zesty Cheese Bread is a guide-only item. The chain’s official nutrition guide publishes it at 1,490 calories, marked “at participating locations”, and it is sold at none of the three captured stores. It therefore carries no price row and no structured-menu row — it is answered here, from the guide document, at exactly that level. Against Crazy Bread®, the cheese breads are the wider, flatter, cheese-covered format cut in 10 pieces; Crazy Bread® is the 8-stick format. That comparison resolves here, inside the bread platforms.
Caesar Wings®
Caesar Wings® are an 8-piece order of oven-roasted wings in four flavours: Oven Roasted, Buffalo, BBQ and Garlic Parmesan. The wings are oven-roasted — that is the chain’s product definition, and it answers the fried-or-baked question definitively: Caesar Wings® are baked in the oven, not deep-fried. Flavour calories for the 8-piece order are Oven Roasted 510, Buffalo 520, BBQ 620 and Garlic Parmesan 670; the full range sits in Nutrition and the structured menu. Caesar Wings® are a Mix-N-Match-eligible item in all four flavours, per the October 19, 2026 release.
There is no boneless Caesar Wings® product on the captured official menus. The wings platform is the bone-in, oven-roasted 8-piece order above. Plain, mild, teriyaki and lemon pepper wing variants in demand are availability questions with the same answer level: the published flavour list is the four flavours above, and no other wing flavour is sold as a named product on the captured menus.
Sides, Dips & Sauces
The Sides category in the structured menu is the complete sides roster: the Crazy Bread® platform, Italian Cheese Bread and Pepperoni Cheese Bread, Crazy Puffs®, Caesar Wings®, the Crazy Combo®, the Lunch Combo, the meal add-on and the dessert brownie, plus the dip case. Caesar Dip is the dipping sauce cup line — Cheezy Jalapeño (210 calories), Ranch (230), Buffalo Ranch (230) and Butter Garlic (370) per the official nutrition guide — and Bleu Cheese Dressing (260 calories) is listed at Scranton only. Dip and sauce calorie rows sit in Nutrition, dip price rows sit in Prices, and Crazy Sauce® sits with Crazy Bread®, its home platform. No separate sides menu exists beyond this category.
Desserts
The dessert platform is the Cookie Dough Brownie, in two builds with two different evidence levels. The priced build is the Cookie Dough Brownie made with TWIX® Cookie Bar Pieces: a cookie dough brownie topped with TWIX® cookie bar pieces, 800 calories for the full package, listed at the Clyde, Texas store and not on the Visalia or Scranton menus checked. It is sold as a finished, ready-to-eat dessert — the brownie in the box is the finished product, served as sold. The Cookie Dough Brownie made with M&M’S® MINIS is a guide-only build: the official nutrition guide publishes it at 840 calories, it is sold at none of the three captured stores, and it carries no price row and no structured row.
There is no dessert pizza on the current official roster. The dessert menu is the brownie platform above — no sweet pizza, and no other dessert product, is sold on the captured menus.
Drinks
The drinks platform is Pepsi-Cola® products in two sizes, plus two single-store items. PEPSI-COLA® Products — 20 oz. run 0–290 calories by product, and PEPSI-COLA® Products — 2 Liter run 0–2,380 calories by product; the 2-liter bottle is the platform’s take-home format and its price rows sit in Prices. AQUAFINA® — 20 oz. (0 calories) is listed at Scranton, and Rockstar Energy® — 16 oz. (270 calories) is listed at Visalia. Those four rows are the complete drinks category in the structured menu.
Lunch Combo
The Lunch Combo is 4 slices of Detroit-Style Deep Dish Pepperoni pizza with a 20 oz. Pepsi® product, 1,390–1,680 calories by drink choice. The “lunch box” rows in demand are this same combo under a naming variant, not a second product. It is listed at one captured store — Visalia, at $7.49 — and that figure is stated as that store’s figure, never as a national price. The “$5 lunch combo” in demand is a retired price point, answered the same way as the $5 pizza: the current Lunch Combo figure is the $7.49 Visalia figure above, and no $5 lunch combo exists on the current menus.
On timing, the chain publishes no lunch-hours window on its ordering menus, and this page invents none. The Lunch Combo is a midday bundle product whose availability is per store — the Visalia listing proves the product, and no start time, end time, weekend rule or all-day rule is published for it. Lunch Combo calorie rows sit in Nutrition; its ordering-channel rows border out with delivery, in the closing bridge.
Specialty Pizzas, Thin Crust, Sizes & Toppings
The named specialty pies that no single platform owns sit in Large Round Pizzas in the structured menu, and they are: 3 Meat Treat® — pepperoni, Italian sausage and bacon, 2,870 calories per whole pizza; 5 Meat Feast® — pepperoni, Italian sausage, ham, bacon and seasoned beef, 2,830 calories; Ultimate Supreme — pepperoni, Italian sausage, mushrooms, onions and green peppers, 2,510 calories in the ordering menus; Hula Hawaiian® — ham and pineapple, 2,180 calories; Veggie — mushrooms, olives, green peppers and onions, 2,240 calories, listed at Scranton only; and Old World Fanceroni Pepperoni™ — old-world-style pepperoni loaded edge to edge, 3,020 calories, listed at Visalia only.
The Thin Crust line is the large round format on a thin crust: Thin Crust Pepperoni (2,130 calories), Thin Crust Cheese (1,980) and Thin Crust 3 Meat Treat (3,280; Scranton only). The chain’s four published crusts are Classic Round, Stuffed Crust, Thin Crust and Detroit-Style Deep Dish — that list is the complete crust platform, and it governs the gluten answer in Allergens below.
Webberoni is the current limited-time specialty pizza: a large pizza with a “web” of shredded pepperoni and a toasted two-cheese blend, launched June 22, 2026 with the Spider-Man: Brand New Day promotion, tagged Seasonal in the structured menu at 2,530 calories. A “webbed” add-on for Create Your Own pizzas is sold online only. Webberoni’s full LTO record is in Limited-Time Offers below.
On sizes and toppings: the large is the chain’s standard pizza format, toppings are chosen through the Create Your Own builder on the four crusts above, and no personal size is published. Slice-count questions resolve with the calorie convention in Nutrition: the chain publishes whole-pizza figures, and a per-slice figure is arithmetic on that whole figure, labelled as arithmetic wherever this page gives one.
Prices — Ranges From Three Official Ordering Menus, No National List
Little Caesars publishes no national price list. Prices live only in the official ordering flow, per store. That is the price model for everything on this page, stated once and definitively: every price in the structured menu is the lowest-to-highest range across three official store ordering menus captured on October 26, 2026 — Visalia, California; Scranton, Pennsylvania; and Clyde, Texas — with a single figure where the stores agree or only one store lists the item. The overall span is $0.59 (a Caesar Dip at Clyde) to $16.99 (the Ultimate Supreme, 5 Meat Feast® and Detroit-Style Deep Dish Ultimate Supreme at Visalia).
The variance is the fact, and three worked examples state it. Classic Pepperoni prices at $6.99 in Scranton, $7.99 in Clyde and $10.49 in Visalia. Crazy Bread® prices at $3.99 in Visalia and Scranton and $4.79 in Clyde. Pretzel Crust pizzas price at $6.55 in Clyde, $7.99 in Scranton and $10.99 in Visalia. There is no honest single national price for any item, and the chain’s own deal fine print says the same thing in its own words: prices are higher in California and in many areas of New York, Oregon and Washington. Price-history questions — the 1990s prices, prices over the years, prices going up — resolve to this same current capture: the retired $5 price point in the Hot-N-Ready section is the history answer, and the ranges in the structured menu are the current answer.
The only nationally published price in this guide is a deal, not a menu price: Mix-N-Match at $5.99 each for 2 or more eligible items from October 19, 2026, $6.99 each in California. It is stated with its terms in Deals below, where it belongs. Whether Little Caesars is expensive is therefore a per-store question with a range answer: a Classic pizza at the low end of the captured range is among the cheapest large pizzas in U.S. fast food, and the same pizza at the Visalia end of the range prices $3.50 higher. Both ends are on this page, in the structured menu.
Nutrition & Calories
Every calorie figure on this page comes from the chain’s official ordering menus, cross-checked against its official Product Allergen Information / nutrition guide PDF — the current edition, footer ©2026 LCE, Inc., document CR0027232, checked October 2026. No month is printed on that guide, and none is stated here. The guide’s own framing governs its figures: values rest on standard formulations and representative supplier data, and variation follows handcrafted preparation, seasonality and supplier changes; products vary by region and locations do not all carry all products.
The published convention is whole-pizza and whole-order figures. Pizzas are published per whole pizza, Crazy Bread® per 8-stick order, Italian Cheese Bread per 10-piece order, wings per 8-piece order and the brownie per full package. The chain publishes no separate per-slice figure in the captured sources. Where this page gives a per-piece figure — 100 calories per Crazy Bread® stick, 134 calories per piece of Italian Cheese Bread — it is labelled arithmetic: the published whole-order figure divided by the published piece count. Per-slice pizza answers work the same way: take the whole-pizza figure for your build from the structured menu and divide by the slices you cut — the result is your arithmetic, not a separately published figure.
Calorie Landmarks
| Item (whole pizza / whole order) | Calories |
|---|---|
| Classic Cheese | 1,950 |
| Classic Pepperoni | 2,300 |
| ExtraMostBestest® Pepperoni | 2,500 |
| Detroit-Style Deep Dish Cheese | 2,500 |
| Detroit-Style Deep Dish 3 Meat Treat® | 3,480 |
| Crazy Bread® (8 sticks) | 800 |
| Italian Cheese Bread (10 pieces) | 1,340 |
| Caesar Wings® (8 pieces, by flavour) | 510–670 |
| Pepperoni Crazy Puffs® (4 per order) | 680 |
| Lunch Combo | 1,390–1,680 |
The lightest whole pizza on the menu is the Pretzel Crust with Pizza Sauce & Cheese at 1,830 calories, ahead of Classic Cheese at 1,950; the meatless round builds are Classic Cheese and the Veggie (2,240 calories, Scranton only). The lowest-calorie full items on the menu are the dips and sauces — Crazy Sauce® at 30 calories per cup and the Caesar Dip flavours at 210–370 — followed by the 4 Cheese Crazy Puffs® at 580 and the wing order at 510–670 by flavour. The heaviest single items are the Detroit-Style Deep Dish 3 Meat Treat® at 3,480 calories per whole pizza, the Thin Crust 3 Meat Treat at 3,280 and the Stuffed Crazy Crust Pepperoni at 3,140. The Create Your Own bases anchor custom builds: a round base at 1,950 calories and a deep dish base at 2,500 calories, with topping adders itemised in the nutrition guide. The nutrition calculator and chart demand resolves to this page and the structured menu: the figures above and in the structured menu are the chart, in the chain’s whole-item convention.
Three items carry a conflict between the two official sources, and the ordering figures govern in the structured menu, per the per-item layer: Slices-N-Stix® Bacon — 2,490 calories in the ordering menus against 2,980 in the nutrition guide; Ultimate Supreme — 2,510 against 2,500; 3 Meat Treat® — 2,870 against 2,860. Both figures are printed here so the conflict is visible; the structured menu carries the ordering figure in each case. Two guide-only items carry their guide figures in their platform sections and nowhere else: Zesty Cheese Bread at 1,490 calories and the M&M’S® MINIS Cookie Dough Brownie at 840 calories. Full macro, sodium, sugar and protein detail beyond calories lives in the chain’s nutrition guide itself — this page prints the calorie figures the ordering menus and the guide agree on, and invents no macro figure the captured sources do not state.
Allergens, Ingredients & Dietary
Little Caesars’ allergen position is a cross-contact position, stated in its official Product Allergen Information guide: menu items are prepared in shared kitchen environments; despite best efforts, cross-contact with milk, eggs, wheat, soy, peanuts, tree nuts, fish, shellfish and/or sesame occurs; and the chain guarantees no menu item completely free of allergens. Allergen information rests on standard formulations and supplier data, and an allergen absent from an item’s ingredients is present in common manufacturing plants. Little Caesars Express locations offer a different menu and different ingredients.
Composition questions resolve from the platform sections and the structured menu descriptions: the cheese sauce on Pretzel Crust is a cheddar cheese sauce; Webberoni’s cheese is a toasted two-cheese blend; Crazy Bread®’s finish is buttery spread and parmesan; Crazy Sauce® is a tomato sauce with Italian herbs and spices. Vegetarian builds exist by construction — Classic Cheese, Veggie, the cheese breads, the 4 Cheese Crazy Puffs® and the cheese Pretzel Crust and Stuffed Crust builds are meatless builds — and the chain publishes no vegan, keto, halal or kosher certification, so no item on this page carries any of those labels. Egg, milk and soy flags per item sit in the allergen guide’s columns, under the cross-contact statement above.
Hours
Little Caesars publishes no national hours pattern. Hours are per store. The captured official store pages state the sampled pattern, and it is stated here as a pattern only: Visalia opens 10:00 AM and closes 10:00 PM, 11:00 PM on Friday–Saturday; Scranton opens 11:00 AM and closes 10:00 PM daily; Clyde opens 10:30 AM and closes 10:00 PM, 11:00 PM on Friday–Saturday. Openings cluster at 10:00–11:00 AM and closings at 10:00 PM, 11:00 PM on Friday–Saturday at two of the three stores. Sunday and Saturday hours follow the same per-store schedules, and holiday hours — Christmas, Easter, Thanksgiving, New Year’s, July 4th, MLK Day and Labor Day — are per store for the same reason. No Little Caesars in the captured set is a 24-hour store, and none publishes 24-hour hours. There is no breakfast daypart: the first daypart is lunch, and the Hot-N-Ready® walk-in window of 4–8 PM sits in its own section above, as that platform’s fact.
Gift Cards
Little Caesars gift cards are bought in-store at a local Little Caesars or at participating retailers, and are redeemable nationwide at participating locations. That retail channel is the complete where-to-buy answer — the card is sold in the chain’s restaurants and through participating retailers, in physical and e-gift / virtual form where those retailers and the chain offer it.
- Gift cards are not redeemed online. Redemption is in-restaurant only — the gift card page’s own asterisked term.
- Balance check runs on the official gift card page at littlecaesars.com/en-us/gift-cards, with the card number and PIN, under “Check Your Balance”.
- The official page publishes no denominations, no expiry terms and no fee terms — none are asserted on this page. Reload and activation questions resolve to the same published level: the page states purchase, in-restaurant redemption and the balance route, and prints no reload program terms.
- Selling or sending a card to another person transfers the card itself; its terms travel with it, including the in-restaurant-only redemption rule.
Deals, Coupons, the App & Little Caesars Challenges
Mix-N-Match is the chain’s current nationally published deal, back from October 19, 2026: buy 2 or more eligible items at $5.99 each in many areas — $6.99 each at the captured California store — with a maximum of 5 items, 1 redemption per person per day, at participating locations, plus tax, excluding Alaska, Hawaii and third-party sites. The eligible list per the chain’s release is: Large Classic Pepperoni, Classic Cheese, Classic Italian Sausage, Classic Mushroom, Classic Pineapple, Pretzel Crust pizzas, Slices-N-Stix® in all three builds, and Caesar Wings® in all four flavours. That deal is the current answer to the coupons, specials and discount demand for this chain: daily and weekly specials run through this deal platform, the deals page and email “Crazy!Crazy!® Deals” for subscribers, with rotating online offers applied at checkout — on the October 26, 2026 capture, the deals page showed offers of exactly that rotating kind: 15% off orders of $15 or more and 20% off a pizza with a delivery pizza order. Those offers rotate and are stated here as dated examples of the platform, not as standing prices. This page prints no third-party coupon codes and no rotating codes; the deals platform is the coverage, and the current offers are the ones on the chain’s deals page and in its app on the day of ordering.
Little Caesars runs no points-based loyalty program. The app mechanic is Little Caesars Challenges: app users complete challenges and earn Rewards delivered as promo codes in the app, about 24 hours after completion, under the Reward tab. The official Challenges terms fix the redemption rules: a Reward redeems only in the app, at participating restaurants, in a single transaction; one Reward at a time; promo codes do not combine; and a Reward does not apply to taxes, tips, delivery or service fees, small-order fees or gift cards, with unredeemed value in a transaction forfeited. The current tie-in on that platform is the PIZZA! PIZZA! Pregame Promotion — completing at least five Challenges earns $50 Fanatics FanCash under its official rules — and the app is the chain’s NFL-season channel as the Official Pizza Sponsor of the NFL.
The Call of Duty / Black Ops demand resolves on this same promotions platform: the chain runs Little Caesars × Call of Duty rewards promotions — the Black Ops 6 and Black Ops 7 blocs in demand are those tie-in promotions — and their codes and redemption mechanics live in each promotion’s own rules, not in the menu or the Challenges terms. This page covers the platform at that level and prints no codes and no third-party redemption mechanics. The Amazon Prime deal rows resolve the same way: a partner-offer row on the deals platform, governed by that offer’s own terms.
On the discount blocs: the chain publishes no standing national military, veterans, teacher, student or senior discount in its captured official sources, and no published free-birthday-item program. The published discount platform is Mix-N-Match, the rotating online offers, Challenges Rewards and the free-item promotions the chain runs through those channels — a free-item row in demand is a promotion on that platform, with that promotion’s terms, not a standing entitlement.
Limited-Time Offers — Current & Past
Current: Webberoni. Launched June 22, 2026 with the Spider-Man: Brand New Day promotion — a large pizza with a “web” of shredded pepperoni and a toasted two-cheese blend, launch price $8.99, varying by store — and still on both full captured menus in October 2026. It is tagged Seasonal in the structured menu, and Mix-N-Match (October 19, 2026) is the current deal platform in Deals above.
Past: Cheesesteak Crazy Puffs and Ultimate Cheesesteak Pizza. Launched September 8, 2025 for the NFL season: Cheesesteak Crazy Puffs at $3.99 for 4 pieces, Hot-N-Ready 4–8 PM, and the online-only Ultimate Cheesesteak Pizza from $14.99. Both are limited-time history — on none of the October 2026 captured menus, with no current price or calorie row.
Past: Stuffed Crunch Crust Pizza. App early access November 17, 2025 and national in-store / Hot-N-Ready 4–8 PM launch November 24, 2025, at $9.49 at launch, alongside the online-exclusive Stuffed Crazy Crust Pizza — which is current and in the structured menu. Stuffed Crunch Crust itself is on none of the October 2026 captured menus and is answered as LTO history only. A $4.99 Detroit-Style Slices-N-Stix offer has also run as a limited-time offer, recorded on the chain’s What’s New page. Pretzel Crust’s history is the exception on this page: a recurring offer that returned often enough to become a standing line — its full return cycle is in the Pretzel Crust section, and it is not an LTO today.
Quick Answers
Looking for a specific store, its menu today, its hours or its drive-thru? Locations live in the JanesRestaurant directory — this page covers the chain’s menu, not individual stores. Ordering runs through the chain’s site and app and through third-party delivery platforms: delivery fees apply, and a small-order fee applies to delivery orders under $12, per the chain’s official Challenges terms. Pickup of a mobile order at participating stores runs through the Pizza Portal® — the chain’s heated, self-service mobile-order pickup station, exclusive to Little Caesars; the Portal is a pickup mechanic, and its existence is the bridging fact for this page. Group, catering and fundraising orders are separate channels with their own ordering paths, and none of their prices appear on this page: the chain publishes no catering menu in the captured official sources, while fundraising is a real, published program of the chain’s — the pizza kits sold through it are that program’s product, bought through the fundraising channel, not the menu.
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