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Set in the main street of historic downtown Wooster, El Rancho Grande has been delighting American palates with Italian delicacies since its inception in 1945. The oldest Italian restaurant in the locality, it is loved for its non-intrusive ambience and ample privacy. Having been around for over 6 decades, the restaurant enjoys the patronage of a wide and discerning clientele, who get treated like family during their frequent visits.

Its forte lies in Italian cuisine and over the years, El Rancho Grande's authentic handmade Italian dishes from pizzas and breads to pastas and specialties like spaghetti meat, garlic killer chili and Ravioli meatball soups, have found a ready response from American food lovers. There is a wide array of domestic and imported beers and cocktails to choose from and the restaurant is open 7 days a week, making it something of a tender trap for sinful Italian cravings.

Their famous 1970s 'pizza pizza' advert may hold a memorable place in the minds of a lot of people and for over fifty years Little Caesars have strongly demonstrated their passion for quality pizza and high standard of service. They are also estimated to be one of the largest pizza chains in the US, all of them supporting owners Mike and Marian Ilitch's philosophy to give back to the community that supports them.

First off there's a deep dish to gratify those with a large appetite, this square, thick version comes with a crispy crust, covered in cheese, and their hot-n-ready large pepperoni or just cheese pizza is well-known too. Experience a whiff of Hawaii with a hula Hawaiian, topped with ham and pineapple, and for a meat-laden treat there's a three-meat pizza with ham, pepperoni and sausage.

Other delicious discoveries at Little Caesars include Caesar wings, crazy bread and sauce and the signature pepperoni cheese bread.