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Looking for great pizza in BARNEGAT? At Domino’s, we’re passionate about bringing you the best pizza experience, whether you’re carrying out or ordering pizza delivery. Whether you’re craving thin, foldable New York Style pizza or a thick, Handmade Pan pizza, Domino’s has you covered. Or try our delicious, cheesy Parmesan Stuffed Crust pizza today! We offer more than just mouthwatering pizza—dishes like our fan-favorite mac and cheese, salads, pasta, and chicken wings will satisfy all your needs. We’ll give you great value with our unbeatable deals, making it easy to enjoy more for less. Wherever you are, the Domino’s pizza near you is here to satisfy your cravings with taste and quality. Order from 905 West Bay Avenue Unit B.
Delivery/carryout chain offering a wide range of pizzas & a variety of other dishes & sides.
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Address: 905 W Bay Ave Unit B, Barnegat Township, NJ 08005
Phone: (609) 978-1333
Website: https://www.dominos.com/en/?utm_source=google&utm_medium=loclist&utm_campaign=localmaps
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Sebastian The Hot Sauce Dude
April has made my order for the past dozen times at least. She always makes it so good and you can tell she actually cares about what she makes. April if you see this, you’re great, keep up the good work.
… morePlane Clear
Worst Dominos location. Go to any other Dominos. This location put little to no sauce or cheese on my pizza. Also very thin pie at times as if they’re using a small size pie dough portion for the median size and just stretching it thin and calling it a medium. The dough also tasted old. Maybe they’re hoarding expired dough or something but they really need to do better. This is a side view of my pizza. Sadly there’s even toppings on it. What a waste
… moreAlyssa newhart
Wish I could leave no stars… burnt everything in the first order.. this place is disgusting … tried to argue with me and tell me the replacement pizza was cooked… it’s doughy and not cooked throughly.. the jalapeños and cheese were literally not even cooked… this isn’t even the first time I’ve had problems with this location. I’ve had undercooked pizza and then my replacement pizza was wrong and included hair baked into the cheese! Manager also just hangs up abruptly which is super rude… hope they’ll hire people with enough brain cells to cook a pizza soon.
… moreCaitlyn Reardon
Today at Domino’s Pizza delivered an obviously contaminated pizza to me and my friend.
We ordered a cheese pizza. It took 40 minutes to arrive to us. When we opened the box, it was the completely wrong pizza and had obviously been half eaten.
This means the Domino’s in Barnaget allowed contaminated food to leave their store and be delivered to customers.
When my friend called to discuss this, the manager goes “We don’t make half pizzas. I don’t understand how that happened.” Obviously! Someone ate half a pizza and allowed it to be delivered.
She did offer to send us a new pizza. But we had to wait another 20 to 30 minutes. She did not have any concern or remorse of this health code violation.
My friend was trying very hard to be nice on the phone. But this manager was insanely dismissive of this insane health code violation.
I took the phone and told her that was completely unacceptable. She started having an attitude with me.
I went off on her. She hung up on me. I get that.
But this is not okay.
… moreWe ordered a cheese pizza. It took 40 minutes to arrive to us. When we opened the box, it was the completely wrong pizza and had obviously been half eaten.
This means the Domino’s in Barnaget allowed contaminated food to leave their store and be delivered to customers.
When my friend called to discuss this, the manager goes “We don’t make half pizzas. I don’t understand how that happened.” Obviously! Someone ate half a pizza and allowed it to be delivered.
She did offer to send us a new pizza. But we had to wait another 20 to 30 minutes. She did not have any concern or remorse of this health code violation.
My friend was trying very hard to be nice on the phone. But this manager was insanely dismissive of this insane health code violation.
I took the phone and told her that was completely unacceptable. She started having an attitude with me.
I went off on her. She hung up on me. I get that.
But this is not okay.
CPO Rob
The Unforgettable ‘Worst Pizza’ Experience
It was July 2025, a night when we arrived home late and utterly famished. The suggestion to order pizza seemed like a brilliant idea. Barnegat boasts numerous pizza shops, and over the years, we’d sampled most of them. On this particular evening, I opted for Domino’s, drawn by the convenience of online ordering.
I placed an order for their New York Style pizza, which they advertised as “Hand-stretched thin and cut into six big, foldable slices offering a perfect balance of sauce, cheese, and crust in every bite.” We also ordered a Crunchy Thin Crust, touted as “Thin enough for the optimum crispy to crunchy ratio and square cut to be perfectly shareable.”
It arrived on time, and the boxes felt warm. Opening them, we were greeted by two pizzas that, at first glance, looked… nice. But that, tragically, was the only positive thing these pizzas offered.
I chose the New York Style first, eager for that advertised “perfect balance.” What I got was a crust that defied all logic, a doughy, undercooked interior that clung stubbornly to my teeth. The edges, far from being golden and airy, were utterly lifeless, offering no structural integrity whatsoever. It was like trying to eat a damp dishrag and it tasted like it.
The thin crust was no better. It presented a perplexing combination of cardboard-like dryness on the bottom, as if it had been left out for days, topped with a meager, dry sauce and a handful of Parmesan cheese that seemed to have been sprinkled on as an afterthought, doing nothing to alleviate the desolation.
The sauce was an absolute abomination. It wasn’t just strangely dry and bland; There was no savory taste. There was not the slightest hint of fresh herbs, garlic, or the rich, slow-simmered depth one expects from a proper tomato sauce. It was a sugary, insipid smear.
And the cheese, oh, the cheese. It lacked any discernible flavor, contributing only a repulsive oily sheen and an unpleasant, rubbery texture that quickly cooled into a waxy, unappetizing mass. It slid off in one congealed sheet with the first attempt at a bite, leaving the rest of the slice bare and sad.
Our overall impression was one of profound, soul-crushing disappointment. This wasn’t just “bad” pizza; it was actively unpleasant, leaving a lingering sense of regret and a desperate craving for a palate cleanser. It was the kind of pizza that makes you question all your life choices leading up to that moment, wondering how such culinary missteps could exist.
Pizza rarely goes to waste in our house, a testament to our love for it. But both of these pizzas were, quite simply, inedible. Even our dog, usually an enthusiastic participant in any food-related endeavor, turned up his nose in disdain.
Overall, I will never order from Domino’s again. This was, without a doubt, the worst pizza I have ever had. And having traveled near and far, I can confidently say this experience earns a ZERO star on the Kahoona rating.
… moreIt was July 2025, a night when we arrived home late and utterly famished. The suggestion to order pizza seemed like a brilliant idea. Barnegat boasts numerous pizza shops, and over the years, we’d sampled most of them. On this particular evening, I opted for Domino’s, drawn by the convenience of online ordering.
I placed an order for their New York Style pizza, which they advertised as “Hand-stretched thin and cut into six big, foldable slices offering a perfect balance of sauce, cheese, and crust in every bite.” We also ordered a Crunchy Thin Crust, touted as “Thin enough for the optimum crispy to crunchy ratio and square cut to be perfectly shareable.”
It arrived on time, and the boxes felt warm. Opening them, we were greeted by two pizzas that, at first glance, looked… nice. But that, tragically, was the only positive thing these pizzas offered.
I chose the New York Style first, eager for that advertised “perfect balance.” What I got was a crust that defied all logic, a doughy, undercooked interior that clung stubbornly to my teeth. The edges, far from being golden and airy, were utterly lifeless, offering no structural integrity whatsoever. It was like trying to eat a damp dishrag and it tasted like it.
The thin crust was no better. It presented a perplexing combination of cardboard-like dryness on the bottom, as if it had been left out for days, topped with a meager, dry sauce and a handful of Parmesan cheese that seemed to have been sprinkled on as an afterthought, doing nothing to alleviate the desolation.
The sauce was an absolute abomination. It wasn’t just strangely dry and bland; There was no savory taste. There was not the slightest hint of fresh herbs, garlic, or the rich, slow-simmered depth one expects from a proper tomato sauce. It was a sugary, insipid smear.
And the cheese, oh, the cheese. It lacked any discernible flavor, contributing only a repulsive oily sheen and an unpleasant, rubbery texture that quickly cooled into a waxy, unappetizing mass. It slid off in one congealed sheet with the first attempt at a bite, leaving the rest of the slice bare and sad.
Our overall impression was one of profound, soul-crushing disappointment. This wasn’t just “bad” pizza; it was actively unpleasant, leaving a lingering sense of regret and a desperate craving for a palate cleanser. It was the kind of pizza that makes you question all your life choices leading up to that moment, wondering how such culinary missteps could exist.
Pizza rarely goes to waste in our house, a testament to our love for it. But both of these pizzas were, quite simply, inedible. Even our dog, usually an enthusiastic participant in any food-related endeavor, turned up his nose in disdain.
Overall, I will never order from Domino’s again. This was, without a doubt, the worst pizza I have ever had. And having traveled near and far, I can confidently say this experience earns a ZERO star on the Kahoona rating.
Robert Frayne
I’m 61 and buy Dominos maybe 4 or 5 times a year. Recently moved to this area and ordered here once before and pizza was ok. Ordered a pie here today and it was probably the best pie I’ve ever gotten from a Dominos anywhere. Great job all around by the workers at this site.
… morePat S
It’s like they go out of their way to forget the sauce cups. It’s not like they’re free, we pay for those and they don’t add them every single time. Don’t order here.
… moreSamantha Taggart
They will always tell you the special if you go in and ask. If you order online the special is usually up. I got 2 pizzas for 6.99 each and the stuffed crust for 10.99 each when you 2 or more. I was really happy. Also the bread twists are really good, I would buy those again.
… moreI
The atmosphere here is so trashy. The employees here are very weird. They are trying very hard to not speak. Everyone here feels like a zombie and the vibe is so depressing. They are trying their best to avoid spending their energy.
… moreaaron brown
Delivery… put my food on the ground and left it!!!! Disgusting!! Who delivers pizza and puts it in the ground and leaves??? Ring the door bell maybe and hand me my food!!??? No? Isn’t that how it works?????
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