Domino's Pizza

My first visit at this location, I placed my order to go and sat outside in my car to wait for my pizzas to cook. I was unpleasantly surprised 😮 😲 to see the cook using his bare hands to put toppings on other customers' pizzas not realizing that he may have prepared mine the same way. This is completely unsanitary and against food practices to prepare and serve the publics food without gloves. The customer service was welcoming and pleasant, but the fact that none of the kitchen personnel handling food were wearing proper gloves is unexceptable. They're hand tossed crust is dry and flat too.

I ate at the restaurant with my children and my husband, and I loved the pizza. It's the best Domino's pizza I've ever had. I don't understand the bad reviews.

Guys, I love everything you do — your pizza, your vibe, everything! But could my son please wash his hands in the restroom? We usually come straight from fishing, and, well, his hands smell like fish. Sometimes you let him do it (on Saturdays), but on Sundays you say no. Still five stars — just please let the boy wash his hands! 🎣🍕

I ordered a free pizza and bought some bread. Worst bread I’ve ever bitten into. You could literally hear the oily crunch from down a hall. The bread was dry to the core literally. The pizza I was going to say it was good until my grandmother ended up finding hair inside the cheese. I’m making a complaint to corporate. Good luck

The manager at this location showed clear discriminatory behavior. I waited at the register for more than three minutes while he looked directly at me and chose not to assist me. However, as soon as two white customers walked in, he immediately approached them and offered help, serving them before me, even though I had been waiting. When I asked why I was being ignored, he told me my order “was not ready,” despite the fact that I could clearly see my order sitting right in front of me. This experience was unacceptable and made me feel disrespected and treated unfairly. I would not recommend coming here if you expect to be treated equally and with basic courtesy.