Domino's Pizza

"I ordered chicken pasta, which was the quantity very small and the sauce is less than usual. It was a not good experience."

"I ordered a delivery and the driver never gave it to me. When I went to the store directly, I asked for a refund and the manager who smelled like marijuana refused to give it. They finally agreed to remake the order instead and it was still incorrect. I will never go back here. Horrible place. Horrible customer service."

"This domino’s has very generously helped our Bellaire HS’s Fellowship of Christian Athletes with discounted pizzas for our weekly meetings. I place the order in person because I realize that app issues are not the store’s responsibility. The pizzas are yummy, on or around 10min’s within the time frame (which matters to our bell schedule), and the personnel that helps in the restaurant have always been kind and patient with us. Thankful and praising God for this place and its workers!"

"I paid the employee with a $20 bill for my bill of sale of $15.13. The employee then put the $20 bill in the register and walked away to attend to put another order in a box. This is really annoying because what if something happens while he is off doing something else. What if he gets ordered to do something else or clocks off and leaves. Then I have to convince another employee that I already paid, I did not receive my change or my order. The employee finally returned and gave me most of my change, he shorted me two cents. I appreciate the money I work for and budget. Two cents is money I worked for. The lack of appreciation this worker demonstrated for other peoples money is disgusting. It was entirely appropriate for Domino's to receive their money but not for me to receive mine. What's worse is that the employee counted very carefully the change he gave me and it seemed that he knew he did not have enough change. But instead of apologizing and trying to find a solution he ignored the problem and acted as if he hoped I would not notice his theft of my money. I kindly asked him about my money that I was shorted and he replied that he did not have any pennies. He still did not apologize. He refused to find a solution. I kindly asked him for a nickel coin where he rudely stared at me that I'm now shorting Domino's register. How can I know every time I order a pizza that I am receiving %100 a Domino's advertised pizza. If the employee is willing to short me on money change at his convenience of not doing more work to find a solution what else is he shorting me? What if, while he is on the food line preparing a pizza, his stock of ingredients is low? Will he just move on so he can have it ready on time and not have to apologize to the customer that he made a mistake? Or will the employee take the time to prepare a new stock of ingredients to insure the customer get's %100 of what they are paying for. I've worked in the service industry before and I always tip at restaurants for those who earn it, even for take out. Your employee missed out on a tip for his lack of concern and appreciation of others. I paid %100 and I was only satisfied %50."

"The worst Domino's Pizza branches in Houston. It wasn't the first time that I've ordered pizza with mushrooms, only made it home to realize that they indulged me with 7 tiny pieces of mushrooms spread on the entire Pizza. Attached pictures, (finding Wally is easier). I called the branch, and asked for the supervisor, that explained to me that the pizza was perfectly fine, but if I'm not happy with it, I can drive back and she will add some more mushrooms on it. They constantly disrespect your requests, time, money, and their own products."