Cicis

We’ll, I’ve eaten here multiple times in the past, since this is the only one in the area, mixed results. The food quality us good on some days and not so good on there. The line servers and managers are hit and miss as well when it comes to cordiality and customer response.
Typically I don’t write a review unless service or food is exceptional or exceptionally bad. On this occasion, I was taken aback by the language used by a line person, the manager and an off work person just hanging around the ovens hitting on one of the young ladies. They were dropping the f-​bomb pretty frequently. Now, this word is so commonly used today by everyone that normally it wouldn’t have bothered me. But this place has lots of families and children and their language was not appreciated. Maybe it was because they thought no one could overhear them or whatever but it was loud enough for me and a coworker, sitting at the wall under the TV, could plainly hear. So could the children. I don’t think my comments to the manager on duty were taken very well!

The good news is they seem to be accommodating to mothers of children with autism. My sister won’t go to the location closest to her home because of a rude manager who would not be accommodating to my autistic nephew.
Not sure I can eat this pizza as a NYer used to a higher standard. If you were looking for NY pizza, this isn’t it. The sauce is sweeter than I’m used to. However, I like that they will make you a small pan pizza of whatever kind you like if they don’t have it on the buffet line. The salad was good as well as their dessert pizza and brownies. I had a LOT to eat so I definitely didn’t leave town starving; my niece even snatched up the part of my brownie I couldn’t eat and she seemed happy with it. There’s also a game room in the very back.