Not once have they delivered my order right! And they never will refund it unless it's over 20$. Multiple times I called over the phone and online but they always mess it up. I feel bad for the delivery guys. Papa johns is right down the road so if you're really hungry and don't want to wait an extra hour and a half then go there.
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Jason W.
I'd give this place a lower rating, if it weren't for the fact that I do like some of the food (all Dominos locations have been stepping it up lately), and their delivery drivers are usually super friendly. After tonight, however, I won't be buying from them again. I had a fundraiser card with a bunch of stickers on the back, and the front of the card said "One free pizza & one free sandwich," which would make one think that the card itself was a coupon as well. The other side included 10 stickers that were buy one large, get one 50% off. I tried to use it tonight, and I was told by the guy and his manager, and according to the manager, her district manager, that the card had 8 stickers for the 50% off, and one for a free pizza, and one for a free sandwich, and the card itself wasn't good for any offers. I showed them a printout, from the website, that says: *1 FREE Medium 1-topping pizza & 1 FREE Sandwich of your choice *10 Other GREAT offers Logically, one would believe that the card was good for the free pizza and sandwich, as it says on the card, and that the "10 Other GREAT offers" were the 10 stickers on the back. Makes perfect sense. Well, to a customer, anyway. I don't like to make assumptions, but I'm going to chalk this up to either miscommunication, bad management, or simply a greedy owner. The fact that I've used 8 of the buy one, get one half off coupons (that's 16 pizzas!) in the past month and a half shows how often my friends and I actually order from here. That's over $100 - and that's only counting the times when we had the coupons. We usually don't, and the previously mentioned orders are barely half of what we've all ordered in the recent past. So, I'll let Dominos save money on their skimpy, 1-topping medium pizza and sandwich, and for the rest of our parties, video game nights, poker nights, and bar orders, we'll stick with Pizza Hut or Little Caesar's. I'll also encourage any Yelpers to avoid this location on principle alone. There's a Little Caesars just a couple of blocks to the east, and their $8 Deep Deep Dish pizza is actually pretty amazing (especially with a little marinara). Plus, they always have the $5 larges that are ready to go - just throw a little ranch, tabasco, or parmesan on there and you're good to go.
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Diana D.
I have delivery about once a month or so. The food always arrives hot and delicious. I only have one problem they always seem to forget the added dip cups.
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Rob J.
It's a Domino's! Nothing above and beyond, but they do what a chain is supposed to: make consistent food.
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Josh R.
This is what you would expect from Dominos. Nothing to write home about, but not horrible either, just an inexpensive place to grab a bite.
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Kylie R.
Not once have they delivered my order right! And they never will refund it unless it's over 20$. Multiple times I called over the phone and online but they always mess it up. I feel bad for the delivery guys. Papa johns is right down the road so if you're really hungry and don't want to wait an extra hour and a half then go there.
(1)Jason W.
I'd give this place a lower rating, if it weren't for the fact that I do like some of the food (all Dominos locations have been stepping it up lately), and their delivery drivers are usually super friendly. After tonight, however, I won't be buying from them again. I had a fundraiser card with a bunch of stickers on the back, and the front of the card said "One free pizza & one free sandwich," which would make one think that the card itself was a coupon as well. The other side included 10 stickers that were buy one large, get one 50% off. I tried to use it tonight, and I was told by the guy and his manager, and according to the manager, her district manager, that the card had 8 stickers for the 50% off, and one for a free pizza, and one for a free sandwich, and the card itself wasn't good for any offers. I showed them a printout, from the website, that says: *1 FREE Medium 1-topping pizza & 1 FREE Sandwich of your choice *10 Other GREAT offers Logically, one would believe that the card was good for the free pizza and sandwich, as it says on the card, and that the "10 Other GREAT offers" were the 10 stickers on the back. Makes perfect sense. Well, to a customer, anyway. I don't like to make assumptions, but I'm going to chalk this up to either miscommunication, bad management, or simply a greedy owner. The fact that I've used 8 of the buy one, get one half off coupons (that's 16 pizzas!) in the past month and a half shows how often my friends and I actually order from here. That's over $100 - and that's only counting the times when we had the coupons. We usually don't, and the previously mentioned orders are barely half of what we've all ordered in the recent past. So, I'll let Dominos save money on their skimpy, 1-topping medium pizza and sandwich, and for the rest of our parties, video game nights, poker nights, and bar orders, we'll stick with Pizza Hut or Little Caesar's. I'll also encourage any Yelpers to avoid this location on principle alone. There's a Little Caesars just a couple of blocks to the east, and their $8 Deep Deep Dish pizza is actually pretty amazing (especially with a little marinara). Plus, they always have the $5 larges that are ready to go - just throw a little ranch, tabasco, or parmesan on there and you're good to go.
(2)Diana D.
I have delivery about once a month or so. The food always arrives hot and delicious. I only have one problem they always seem to forget the added dip cups.
(4)Rob J.
It's a Domino's! Nothing above and beyond, but they do what a chain is supposed to: make consistent food.
(3)Josh R.
This is what you would expect from Dominos. Nothing to write home about, but not horrible either, just an inexpensive place to grab a bite.
(3)Erik R.
order is always correct and delivery is fast
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