Domino's Pizza

I ordered two orders of buffalo wings and they were super dry and cold, besides everything they no longer give you a dressing to accompany them, I had to buy two ranch

Cancelled my order twice on the app for no reason, told me to call the store. Called around 10pm and the woman at the store told me that because she was the “only one working since 5pm, that incoming orders would be cancelled because it’s too busy.” Also told me I could not order a sandwich as there’s only one sandwich bread left and “the boss wanted it to last.” -Cancelling orders because the person working is incompetent and cannot handle working alone. (I understand understaffing, but if you know you’re understaffed, don’t put people on who can’t work under pressure.) -Charged for two orders over $30, only for it to be cancelled TWICE and the refund is “pending.” (Charged twice, no food,) -Worker told me there was an “automated AI system that detects how many people are on shift, and h

I just ordered a gluten free pizza from this location and it’s honestly terrible. Burnt on the bottom and the crust is so hard. I’ve ordered gluten free pizza from other Dominos locations and they were great. This one wasn’t it though 😢

I don’t now what happened this time. Small amount that is normally this order.

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