8-piece The large, 8-piece Detroit-Style Deep Dish pizza has a crispy-on-the-bottom, soft-and-chewy-on-the-inside crust with crunchy corners and caramelized cheese edges.

The little Roman guy is saying “pizza, pizza” because in 1971 Little Caesar's began offering pizzas at a two-for-one price. Sales were so successful they made it a permanent feature of the company's marketing campaign.

Marion's nickname for Mike was “Little Caesar,” so she naturally suggested it when they were brainstorming ideas. “Pizza Treat” was the name Mike came up with, so they eventually compromised and called it “Little Caesars Pizza Treat.” However, Little Caesars soon became the official name of the pizza company.

1979. Little Caesars launches a new offer for two pizzas for the price of one and coins the famous PIZZA! PIZZA! ® phrase.

The most unique and recognizable element of Chicago pizza, deep-dish crust is at least an inch deep, allowing room for extra sauce and toppings. With its even higher crust, stuffed pizza resembles a pot pie or casserole dish more than a New York-style thin-crust pie!

Yet for many who visit Chicago, the "deep dish" or "Chicago-style" pizza is a revelation that can change loyalties very quickly. Weighing in at up to 4 pounds, this culinary colossus is housed in a crust 2 inches tall and 12 to 14 inches in diameter.

An aspiring small-town criminal, Caesar "Rico" Bandello (Edward G. Robinson) relocates to Chicago to hit the big time, accompanied by his buddy, Joe Massara (Douglas Fairbanks Jr.). While Rico makes a name for himself in the underworld, Joe decides to leave the life of crime and ventures into show business, where he meets the lovely dancer Olga (Glenda Farrell). Though Rico and Joe try to honor their friendship, eventually their choices take them down dramatically different paths.Little Caesar / Film synopsis

The pre-made dough is cut into smaller sizes. And rolled out on a flat surface. The kitchen workers ensure that the dough is not too flat. So it has some stamina.

The company is well known for its advertising catchphrase "Pizza! Pizza!", which was introduced in 1979. The phrase refers to two pizzas being offered for the comparable price of a single pizza from competitors.

Quality Pizza Since being founded 61 years ago, Little Caesars Pizza's main goal has been to deliver great-tasting pizza. When it comes to quality, Little Caesars Pizza stands out from the crowd by using 100% real cheese. “We make our dough fresh in our stores every day,” said Larrabee.

With a face curled into a perennial scowl and his “School of Hard Knocks” charisma, Robinson's Rico (known to intimates as Little Caesar) epitomized the contemporary urban gangster stereotype. Although it was speculated that the Rico character was based on Al Capone, no hard evidence exists to support the claim.

The most unique and recognizable element of Chicago pizza, deep-dish crust is at least an inch deep, allowing room for extra sauce and toppings. With its even higher crust, stuffed pizza resembles a pot pie or casserole dish more than a New York-style thin-crust pie!