Domino's Pizza

I’ve been a Domino’s customer for the past three years, and this location is really good. The food is always fresh, the service is fast, and the staff are friendly. I highly recommend this place.

Second delivery order in a row that their delivery driver has ignored the instruction not to ring our doorbell since we have a sleeping baby. Woke our kid up once again. We're done with this place, plenty of other pizza joints in town

The food quality has never been consistent and always felt low. The bacon is always undercooked and overcooked and it feels like eating rubber. The chicken pieces are too big and sometimes it feels that they aren't fully cooked

As a small business owner myself, the only thing worse than having to write a bad review is dealing with horrible customer service, especially when you try to correct and allow them to fix a problem. Most times, it's not even worth the effort to mention but this was horrible and the owner and customers should know. Tonight I had a 2 pizza deal delivered and upon eating one of the pizzas, it tasted and smelled horrible--which impacted the taste. The other pizza was perfect. I only took one slice from the foul smelling pizza, and a small bite from a second slice just to ensure it wasn't a bad pepperoni or something. After confirming that it was the entire pizza I politely called the store to inform them that I wasn't pleased with the pizza, had only eaten one slice and would drive back

They probably hired people to post positive comments on their social media ads. I fell for it and gave Sammamish Domino's a try. The pizzas looked (and probably tasted) like oily pieces of cardboards. My kids couldn't tell what pizza I ordered. Look at my photos and you can do this guess the pizza activity too. One is supposed to have double olives on one side, the other double mushroom on one side. The Philli Steak on the pizza look like aged black masking tape that has lost its stickiness. So I commented, like thousand others on social media. Immediately, Dominos had someone give me a link so they could make it right. So the link lead to a 3-page survey, where they actually asked users to enter stuff like THEIR STORE'S store number, phone number, and address. I'm a UX designer so I know