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Delivery/carryout chain offering a wide range of pizzas & a variety of other dishes & sides.
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Address: 36103 Goodwin Dr, Locust Grove, VA 22508
Phone: (540) 972-3811
Website: https://www.dominos.com/en/?utm_source=google&utm_medium=loclist&utm_campaign=localmaps
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I order from this Domino’s 1–2 times per week ($50–75 orders) and always tip drivers $10–$20. What I’ve documented over time is not a minor issue or an occasional mistake. It is a consistent, 100% repeatable pattern:
• If Samantha prepares my order, it’s correct.
• If anyone else prepares it, the food is ruined.
The errors are not small. They result in pizzas that cannot be eaten—extreme sauce levels, excessive cheese, and uncooked ingredients thrown directly into the box. This is not a quality variance; it is a complete breakdown in basic preparation standards.
I reported this directly to the store and was told they would not take any action. That response confirms there is no oversight, no accountability, and no interest in correcting repeated, preventable waste. The amount of food and money this store discards due to avoidable mistakes should concern management far more than it clearly does.
No customer should have to rely on a single employee just to receive food that meets Domino’s minimum standards. This is a systemic problem, and ownership or corporate needs to intervene immediately.
I called the store and spoke with a manager, who told me the only way they could send out the cinnamon bites was if we returned the garlic knots. I explained that for the inconvenience, they should still send the cinnamon bites, especially since the kids had already handled the garlic knots. He refused.
To me, good customer service would’ve been to allow us to keep the garlic knots and still correct the mistake. Asking for the touched food back raises concerns—are they planning to reuse it for another customer? That’s unsanitary and unacceptable. Overall, the customer service was extremely disappointing, and the manager’s response was unprofessional.