Domino's Pizza — Restaurant in California

I recently tried Domino's Pizza on Nogales, and overall, I found it to be an average experience. While the pizza was okay, it didn't quite live up to my expectations. The taste was decent, but there was nothing outstanding that made me want to rave about it.

One of the main disappointments I had was the lack of generous pizza toppings. I felt that the amount of toppings on the pizza was rather stingy. It seemed like they were skimping on ingredients, which was quite disappointing. Even when I opted for extra toppings of the same kind, I barely noticed any difference in the amount. It felt like a waste of money since I couldn't appreciate the additional toppings.

The crust was decent, with a good texture and flavor, but it couldn't compensate for the lack of toppings. The cheese was also average, not particularly gooey or flavorful. The sauce had a decent tanginess, but it wasn't memorable either.

On the positive side, the service was prompt. The staff seemed friendly and professional, ensuring a smooth ordering process.

If you're looking for a quick and convenient pizza option, Domino's on Nogales might suffice. However, if you're someone who enjoys a pizza with abundant and flavorful toppings, I would suggest looking elsewhere. Overall, it's an okay place to grab a quick bite, but don't expect anything extraordinary from the...

Good and bad. Good is that Domino's as a whole has the best day for pizza. The crust is always edible and tasty; the sauce choices are plentiful, the toppings are great quality, and they make your pizzas fast. The bad about this location is that half or more of the workers are incompetent. With the alternative sauces they either or to little where it's too dry or way too much of you all for a little extra to make up for their lack of skill putting it on in the first place. I've been to other Domino's locations and ordered a white sauce and it comes out great. I've even had one or two from here that did as well but most of the time here they come dry. This doesn't happen with red sauce because they put it on differently. With any other sauce it's by weight so somehow they screw it up and it comes out dry. If you ask for just a tiny more to make it not dry they down it. Logic says if you have "this" much and it's dry and you add "THIS" much and it's too soggy then obviously there's a middle ground between those two amounts that will get it right but they can't comprehend more than two amounts. So it's a bit of roulette with who is making your pizzas whether or not you'll get...

I used to enjoy their hand tossed pizzas but have had too many bad experiences with their garlic sauce. Whether they drench the pizza to where it seeps through the box and onto the seats of my car or just making the pizza soggy. So I always checked no garlic on my order to ensure I didn't have these issues anymore, however they seem to always put garlic on the pizza even though it clearly says no garlic. Now I would have to wait for my pizza to be made a second and sometimes even a third time with no garlic.

Fine you win Dominos I just won't order hand tossed pizzas anymore because you clearly don't care when a customer doesn't want garlic.

Their pan pizzas by default don't come with any garlic so that's my only option. I'm not a big fan of pan pizzas but if it makes it easier for them employees I guess that's what I'll have to order going forward.

And to my surprise they still put garlic on the pan pizza. I hope anyone that's reads this gets a Great laugh out of this review. Believe me this Dominos is a joke can't even get a 1 topping pizza on a Tuesday...