Little Caesars Pizza Promo Codes

Little Caesars is an international pizzeria that serves "HOT-N-READY" pizzas at affordable prices. The company was founded as a single pizza place when Mike and Marian Ilitch opened the first Little Caesars on May 8, 1959. Pizza was a new phenomenon in America, brought over as snack foods by returning World War II soldiers. After aspiring baseball player Mike suffered an injury, he and his wife invested their life savings of $10,000 to open the first restaurant. Mike and Marian expanded the business by allowing other business to franchise under the name Little Caesars. Today, you'll find Little Caesars restaurants all around the world, selling such classic pizzas as pepperoni and cheese and such appetizers as breadsticks, cheese-n-pretzel dippers and more.

Little Caesars prides itself on how much it takes the hassle out of ordering and enjoying pizza. Instead of calling or ordering online and waiting for your pizza to be delivered, all you have to do is go down to your local Little Caesars location and order your pizza. It'll be ready in no time. No hassle, and no waiting. To make things even simpler, the service offers prices under $10 per pizza, and you'll also save on meals. Take a moment to browse the slideshow on the home page of the restaurant's website to see which deals and offers it's promoting. You can also browse the Promos section and see which coupons the site is offering for Little Caesars restaurants in your area. Continue reading to see how our own coupons can help you save.

Save on Delicious HOT-N-READY Pizza with Coupons for Little Caesars Pizza

You love going to out eat. But the prices? Not so much. Pizza's a simple way to enjoy a great lunch or dinner, but what if your wallet needs things to be a little more simple? Get a HOT-N-READY pizza at Little Caesars. Little Caesars is famous for offering pizzas for under $10, but you can enjoy even more pizza and appetizers when use one of the coupons we offer for the restaurant. You won't be charged fees for using them, and they'll either take off certain amounts of your orders or will give you access to hot offers.

Visit our takeaway and delivery section to find offers for other pizzerias, including Pizza Hut and Papa John's. Otherwise, find out how to redeem offers for Little Caesars below. You can also take a moment to scroll back up and sign up for our email alerts for this shop.

How to Redeem a Discount Code at Little Caesars Pizza

1. Browse the online menu to determine what you would like to order from the restaurant.

2. Use the Restaurant Locator tool to locate your nearest Little Caesars.

3. Print your coupon or have it ready on your smartphone.

4. Go to your nearest Little Caesars, and place your order.

5. Present your coupon to the checkout clerk.

6. Pay for your order.

The Little Caesars Menu

Along with such classic flavors as cheese and pepperoni, Little Caesars offers plenty of other pizzas, including DEEP!DEEP! Dish, HOT-N-READY Lunch Combo and Ultimate Supreme. You'll also find a 3 Meat Treat Pizza, a Hula Hawaiian Pizza and a Veggie Pizza. If none of these appeal to you, create your own custom pizza. Appetizers include HOT-N-READY Caesar Wings (available in multiple flavors), Italian Cheese Bread and Caesar Dips, which are dips for the aforementioned appetizers. Beverages are available from Pepsi, and any additional menu items the restaurant offers will only be available for limited amounts of time.

The Little Caesars Love Kitchen

The Little Caesars Love Kitchen is a travelling kitchen that delivers meals to those in need, such as the homeless or survivors in need of disaster relief. Since the company started the program, Little Caesars has fed more than 2 million people in need in 48 American states and 4 Canadian provinces. The program has responded to such disasters as the Oklahoma tornadoes, the 9/11 terror attacks in New York City and the 1995 Federal Building bombing in Oklahoma City. The company has received the President's Volunteer Action Award Citation from Presidents Bill Clinton and George H.W. Bush and the Presidential Citation for Private Sector Initiatives from President Ronald Reagan.