Domino's Pizza

"I got the Carry-Out special which was 2- topping large pizza for $6.99. I got 2 large pizzas."

"While the food was great I waited in the store for over 30 minutes for parm bites and lava cakes. I literally watched the same delivery driver come back to pick up orders 3 times. Also a little concerning that some of the staffg was touching there phones and clothes and no one washed their hands the whole time I was there then they handle the food without any clothes on.. I have always until today ordered delivery.. is this standard no gloves when preparing food for other people to consume?"

"We tried to order thru the website, slow connection with their server. Called them and was shuffled around to multiple stores before finally getting in touch with them. They tell me my card is denied yet I went straight to Little Caesars website and ordered right away. Save your time, go somewhere else"

"Great service… great price…great pizza"

"I made the mistake of not reading the (many) negative reviews of this particular Domino’s before ordering food here. And though my experience was not as bad as some others, it does fall in line with the general theme I’m seeing of a franchise poorly run. I ordered my food for pickup, drove over to pick it up, and then the guy behind the counter said, “just need a total here”, and he slid the receipt over to me. Just need a total? I paid in full online; what could he mean? Well, apparently he meant I should tip him. First of all, yes, I am getting a little tired of having to add a tip for every thing I buy these days, but more importantly, this guy not only did nothing to deserve a tip he did plenty to lose a tip. His demeanor was brusque and disengaged and he didn’t even pretend to be helpful. For example, some Domino’s will ask if you need napkins or utensils. Not this one. So I signed the receipt without adding a tip. And then as I’m walking out the door I hear him scoop up the receipt off the counter and loudly crumble it up. Of course he did this as a not-so-subtle “screw you”, but to me it was just a confirmation of my initial impression of him. That this Domino’s pays someone like that to greet and engage their customers might explain why they have so many 1 star reviews."