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Liberty Street, Barbourville
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1313 Cumberland Gap Parkway, Barbourville
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“I have eaten at this location ever since they opened up, This place has had it's up's and down's but the crew always tries their best. There have been times where the food comes out just horrible, but most of the time they do a good job. My recent order was their Shaq-a-Roni Pizza and it was delicious. Try not to read into the reviews too much and give this place a try, I believe they do a good job and food is great. I always leave a tip for the staff so i hope you do the same.”
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1049 US-25E, Barbourville
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“This place is nasty. The manager is rude and looks like she hasnt bathed or put on clean clothes in a week. The cheese sticks were doughy and way too salty. The cook kept messing with his nose while cooking. The toilet had poop on the seat. They over charge and get rude when you ask why your order was double. There's no menu. They say you have to look online. But dont honor the online price. We order 3 things That were on the 7$ special. It should have been 21$ it was 40.70. They didn't have ice or fountain drinks. and the manager kept saying that wasn't her fault. But we didn't care about that. The pizza tasted worse than a frozen pizza. But after seeing the manager and her attitude I can see why it is ran down and dirty and the employees aren't trained properly. It took us 50 mins to get our order. Which was a med cheese pizza, half an order of cheese sticks, and a meat lovers melt for 40.70.”
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595 Old 25 East, Barbourville
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“Hopefully they've had a shift in their employee or their employees attitudes, because I actually wasn't planning on going back to this Little Caesar's because of how a few were just so snobby, when I went there the first time after moving here, and their noses in the air. But decided on trying it again last week and was rather surprised as to the shift just in the atmosphere there this time. And everyone just seemed rather helpful and genuine. And the gentlemen at the counter who assisted with my order was definitely kind & helpful. So, I'm glad I decided on trying again on this day because it changed my view of the place almost entirely.”
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6609 US-25E, Flat Lick · 5.2 miles
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5400 KY-11, Girdler · 5.51 miles
“love there pizza and you cant get unlimited toppings”
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