My experience at the Domino Pizza Calabar was a mixture of complex emotions.

The ambience of the place was beautiful and welcoming. I particularly loved the idea behind the wooden chairs and tables. It made it homely in a way.

On the day I went there, there was no cue on the counter just one person before me, but then I noticed that the sales girl didn't particularly place any priority on the order of arrival and my position on the cue was not taken into account, because she just bypassed me and simply went on to sell to another and yet another person. It was not until I raised an objection that she apologized and promptly attended to me.

The 15minutes wait for the pizza went like a breeze. It was barely noticeable. I loved the idea that the pizza was prepared after I arrived and I didn't have to taste a stale or cold pizza. When the pizza was ready my name was called over the microphone, it felt hearing a somewhat mechanical pronunciation of my name.

The wait was over, my mouth was salivating, the smell of baked flour was all over the air, I was just inches away from being be in contact with the pizza. I took my first taste of the crunchy pizza and my taste buds were assaulted with a very deliciously tasting pizza. It was worth the hype, I wasn't disappointed.

Only to get home to discover when I checked my bill that I was over charged, I was charged for the complementary coke the attendant said would be given to me. I felt bad, but then I would not allow something like that dent a memorable experience for me.

If you ask me whether I would be back? Why not, only that I would be more vigilant now.

Why not check it out and tell me all your own experience.