I only dined here once and really liked the Sub I had. It was delicious and while I was waiting, the lady brought it to my table. I happily added a tip to my bill. Why 2 stars then, you might ask? That's because I went back on July 28, 2013 looking for an evening snack and coffee. Most of the other coffee shops were closed and I wasn't sure of Domino's; so I waved to the young lady I saw inside, trying to ask if the shop was open. She didn't seem to understand. I tried the door, found it open and walked in. The young lady, probably of Indian ethnicity, appeared to be going through a very painful period. At least, that's how her face looked like to me. What about smiling to the customer and something like "I'll be right with you"? Strike 1. She didn't pay much attention to me standing and kept on talking to someone. Strike 2. When she finally turned to me, I asked if they serve coffee. She didn't understand so I repeated my question. She said no, with an attitude that indicated "you're looking for coffee in Domino's? Go to Starbucks instead" Strike 3. When I was walking out, I saw her laughing through the corner of my eyes. Strike 4. Domino's needs to get rid of her before she gets rid of their customers.

Their pepperoni tastes bad. It has an aftertaste. Their sauce is a little too sweet. This is my last choice of pizza in our area.