Domino’s Pizza

Salty, salty, salty. I can soak off the grease with a paper towel, but nothing I can do about the salt. I see they have gluten free now. How about reduced sodium.

Worst service ever. I called at 4:50pm, ordering for a bunch of teenagers who were starving, with an estimated 25 – 40 minute delivery. Called after 2 hours … said they messed up order, were resending and it would be 20 minutes. Called after 3 hours and said order was being redone, and that they would send out as soon as possible. I complained that this was ridiculous, and the person on phone hung up on me. I called back and asked to speak to a manager to complain and he said they were too busy and to call back in 1 – 2 hours. Please, if you are reading this, no matter how hungry you are … do not give your business to this Domino’s location. WORST EVER!

Gluten Free crust — small with 2 toppings @ $ 12.99 burnt and not very edible. Don’t bother getting GF here.
Staff was pleasant, but that does not make up for very poor food quality and ovens that apparently are not programmed to properly cook GF crust, so your choice is burned bottom or under cooked toppings.
Will not try this again.

You have to buy parmasian cheese for a dollar???
Pizza wasn’t cooked all the way, won’t be coming here again.

We got a $ 20 Domino’s gift card for $ 15 at Safeway and were excited to use it. Unfortunately we ended up spending quite a bit over that. We placed an order for pizza, pasta, and cheesy bread.
My fettuccine Alfredo had ranch dressing instead of Alfredo sauce. We didn’t realize this until we got home, which is far away. We called and they were able to make it again for us. We could either drive back over to get it or they would deliver it but it would take one hour. We opted for the delivery. We tipped the driver as they normally don’t deliver to our town.
So in the end it got fixed but it took over an hour and we definitely lost our five dollar discount and more in the process. This was a really sloppy and odd mistake. We may rethink going to this location. We need a Domino’s in our own town!

Adam! He’s great! Every since I have moved to the area he’s always been the one to make my customs pizzas. Evan after the order was placed online I called and he changed a minor detail with no question! I will definitely keep making my orders from this location:))

I’m a frequent customer of this Domino’s, and this store usually makes a good product, but last night they must have been running low on toppings. Pretty meager preparation that we didn’t notice until we got home. Kind of disappointing. Suggestion: when you visit this location, open the box and check the product before you leave. Let them know if you don’t think you got your money’s worth.

My husband and I are super happy with this Domino’s. We live close by & order pizza from them every couple of weeks.
As far as taste & delivery goes; the pizza always arrives in the amount of time they tell you it will arrive in or less, the pizza is always hot & not soggy. Sauces we order are almost alway correct/​there. We almost alway get Parmesan bread bites with our order. We are happy enough with the quality of everything to pretty much almost always get pizza with them.
We can’t think of anything we would change with this place. It’s great for what it is!

One of the two pizza-​delivery options where I live (Maltby Pizza & Pasta being the other one). We end up ordering from Domino’s much more often; phone ordering is almost always pleasant, delivery is always fast, orders are always accurate, and the food is always very consistent. I’m actually sort of addicted to the pan pizzas with their white garlic sauce right now!

If you want face snot, disgusting, dirty food = eat here. Their floors are gross. The dirty water from their obligatory mop-​job inches up the walls (black up the walls). And my husband indulged me (I desperately wanted pizza on this 90+ degree day) and went in to pick up our order only to, AFTER PAYING, watch an employee wipe his snotty nose over and over while making OUR PIZZA! As in kneeding the dough and applying toppings, all while wiping his running face!
DISGUSTING!

I like this place. We often buy 6 – 8 pizzas at a time and they are always friendly and fast. The pizzas are good and always ready when they say they will be.

I just called in a pizza and the guy who answered seemed like he didn’t want to be working — which I don’t blame him. He works at Domino’s.
But, even a low class chain of restaurants I’d expect something a little bit more happy on the phone, and he didn’t even ask for my name or phone number for the order. I hope he got my order back as he didn’t read it back to me and hung up after I said my order & he said it’ll be ready in 10 minutes.
Customer service sucks here. If I wasn’t so desperate for somewhat good pizza right now, I would have hung up on him!

With the new managment change, the pizza quality has really gone down hill. They also cut their ready to use pizza sauce with water, and it really really ruins the pizza

Not good at all, I would recomend going anywhere else! Yes that includes Taco Bell!

OK pizza if you like factory made pizza

I was at Woodinville’s Teen Lounge some time ago, and as usual, it was time to get pizza and soda for the kids. I gathered the consensus, and Domino’s was a clear favorite.
I got the orders, one medium cheese, and one medium pepperoni. Then, I headed off, and got to the store.
I placed the order, and the lady was nice, and took my order well. They had other orders pending, and made mine in the order it was received. I’d expect that, and they did a good job telling me where my pizzas were in the process (just staring, halfway done, just outta the oven, etc.) That was strangely reassuring.
It was around $ 20; a fair price I’d say. It could be a little less for two medium pizzas honestly.
The pizzas tasted great though, and had a really unique flavor to them. They’ve really stepped it up.
Though, I do detract a star, in support of Julia Z.‘s cause, to end their profits from being used to stop abortions.

The good. Medium-​sized (good for one person’s dinner and a snack later) pizzas for $ 7 each if you buy three. Extra-​thin crust, great for low-​carbing it. A reasonable selection of toppings. Fast (but not guaranteed in 30 minutes) delivery. Just like McDonald’s, if you’ve ever had it before, Domino’s is not going to surprise you. A pizza today from them will taste exactly like the pizza you had on the East coast twenty years ago in college.
The bad. It’s exactly the same as twenty years ago, but worse. The ways to pile on way too many calories have really increased, from large pizzas that are 15% bigger than 20 years ago, to extra-​large pizzas, to deep-​dish and even calorie/​fat-​stuffed crusts. Remember when Domino’s only offered one crust? (Actually, some change is good; as I mentioned, I LOVE the extra-​thin crust).
The ugly. Domino’s still financially supports anti-​choice and anti-​abortion organizations. I don’t like abortions, and gave a baby up for adoption myself at 16, but I even more don’t like companies using profits to reduce the healthcare options of women. In this day and age, we need to preserve any rights and all access to healthcare that we can, because our government certainly is not going to help us.
So I’ve bought pizza a few times from Domino’s in the past six months, but now that I’ve discovered Garlic Jim’s, and remembered that picking up from the Juanita Pagliacci’s is an easy (and WAY more delicious and nutritious) option, we’re done with Domino’s again.