Domino's Pizza - Merriam

I actually used to work at this location. I still order here all the time cause I love domino’s pizza. Every once in a while there will be a flaw but that’s any fast food place. I do wish they still would put powdered sugar on the lava cakes but regardless they’re still amazing.

As someone who has tasted pizza from all over the world, I have to say that Domino's pizza is not authentic pizza. While it may be delicious and convenient, it is a far cry from the true pizza that can be found in places like New York City.Real pizza is all about the crust, and Domino's crust simply doesn't measure up. Authentic pizza crust should be crispy and chewy, with just the right amount of flavor. Domino's crust, on the other hand, is often bland and lacks the texture that true pizza crust should have.Another key component of authentic pizza is the sauce. Real pizza sauce should be made from fresh ingredients and should have a bright, tangy flavor that perfectly complements the other ingredients on the pizza. Domino's sauce is often overly sweet and lacks the complexity of true pizza sauce.And let's not forget about the cheese! Real pizza cheese should be melted and gooey, with just the right amount of stretch. Domino's cheese, while tasty, often lacks the authentic texture and flavor that true pizza cheese should have.But perhaps the biggest difference between Domino's pizza and authentic pizza is the overall experience. Authentic pizza is more than just a food it's an experience that is deeply rooted in the culture and traditions of places like New York City. The atmosphere, the aroma, and the taste all combine to create a truly unique and unforgettable experience that simply cannot be replicated by a chain like Domino's.For those looking for truly authentic pizza, there is no substitute for the real thing. Places like Staten Island in New York City are home to some of the best pizza in the world, with authentic flavors and textures that simply cannot be replicated by a chain like Domino's. So if you want to experience true pizza, skip the chain and head straight to the source.In conclusion, while Domino's pizza may be tasty and convenient, it is not authentic pizza. The crust, sauce, and cheese simply do not measure up to the authentic flavors and textures that can be found in places like New York City. For those looking for the real deal, there is no substitute for the authentic pizza experience that can be found in places like Staten Island. So if you want to truly experience the best pizza in the world, skip the chain and head straight to the source.

This store doesn't even deserve 1 star, but I had to give something to write this review. We waited an hour and 45 minutes for our delivery; it never came!! I called and it just automatically placed me on hold for 30 min. During this waiting time, I drove to the store where I was met with rudeness. I asked for a refund, and was informed I had already received one because they decided to cancel the order an hour earlier since they didn't have time to do their job.

Ordered 3/4/23 was estimated to be ready at 9pm. There were no employees when i got there. Another customer in the lobby said the manager and all employees walked out and quit. I waited awhile and no one came so I left. 2 hours later they charged my credit card for the order and marked it ready for pickup at almost midnight. No one from this location or Domino 's customer support has responded for 5 days after multiple attempts to get a refund.

I stopped in and ordered a couple medium pizzas and they told me about 15 minutes. They were very personable and looked like they enjoyed their jobs. 15 minutes later l was out of there and heading home. The pizza was great and l will stop again.