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Cicis

Name: Cicis
Address: 3321 Central Ave, Hot Springs, AR, 71913, US
Telephone: (501) 321-2400
Price range: $$$

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3321 Central Ave, Hot Springs, Arkansas, 71913, United States

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Aaron Nelson

Mar 12, 2018

Cicis is always a family favorite and this location doesn't disappoint. The pizza was hot and fresh and even when it when it began to get busy there was no empty trays. The staff is very friendly and the dining area was pretty clean. Great place to eat

Josh Briley

Feb 16, 2018

Loved this place as a kid. Visited not to long ago and still the same cicis pizza as it was back then. Maybe even same TVs. Only difference is the price of the dinner buffet. It’s definitely increased, but what hasn’t. Good option if you’re out on the town, visiting from out of town, or seeing what’s in town. It’s a pizza place for cheap. Good menu options, family friendly, descent Senior and kid prices. Pizza also available without buffet. 4/5 all areas regarding cleanliness freshness ease of access and wait time.

Theodore Boykin

Mar 26, 2018

Nice place to take the kids and have good pizza and more. they also have a small arcade room witch my kids always enjoy and the service is always top notch. management is always great.

Sandra Wood

Mar 3, 2018

Some days are good when they have nice workers, some days are bad when the employee just don't care. Few months ago when we went the ice had mold, the lady working the front told me they wasn't doing special request pizza, only what's on the bar. Went to manager and he made one for me but it was too late as we been there a while.. Last week when I went, the front lady gave me a timer for my special request pizza, the salad bar got more options, the bar was clean, no mold in ice, it was clean looking, it should be like this a lot, it has more bad days than good days.. as why I gave a star..

Molly Whillock

Apr 28, 2018

Ok so when I came here all the damn seats were gone from these stupid idiot kids who think they are better than me JUST because they got their first. All the pizza was gone and I had to wait a WHOLE 30 seconds for some cinnamon rolls. My cup was some stupid plastic cup that folded whenever I tried to press it to get some ice. Like I can't eat ice nowadays? Ok then a whole school came in and so I rushed but those greedy kids took ALL MY PASTA. Ok so then I sat down and then I bit into my frozen ass pizza. The cardboard pizza tasted like powdered cardboard when I added cheese. I got a cheese crust pizza and it was DEFORMED so it didn't have cheese in it. I am so disappointed. this place made me turn vegan 😭

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