Domino's Pizza — Restaurant in Cookeville

I’ve been a customer at this store for about 10 years. Probably spent hundreds, if not thousands ordering pizza for my family 2-3 times a month over that period of time. I had an incident this morning where I was dropping my wife off to pick up something from a neighboring store and was there probably 3 minutes at max. As soon as I pulled up, this very aggressive lady immediately came out and accused us of loitering and pointed at the signs indicating that there is only parking for her store there. Not just us but an elderly couple next to us. I was just sitting in the car with my sleeping baby and she was out there yelling at me, threatening to call the police, and taking pictures of my license plate as “proof” of the supposed “loitering.”

She never even asked what I was doing. For all she knows, we could’ve been there to get a pizza along with some other things but she doesn’t know that because she came at us extremely aggressively and didn’t even bother to assess the situation like a mature adult.

I called the store back to complain about her behavior and she ended up being the GM (supposedly). I think her name is Amanda. But she answered and continued to accuse me of loitering, even through she didn’t even know why I was there, she didn’t allow me to speak and when I asked for her bosses info, she hung up on me. This lady has some poor management and customer service skills if that’s how she treats people in the community. They need to fire or demote her.

I’m never ordering from this...

I ordered the philly cheese steak sandwich with small pizza sale and was surprised at how little toppings you get on a sandwich now compared to when they were first introduced, the thinnest layer of meat and toppings possible that doesn't add any depth to the sandwich, it's more like 'taste of philly cheese steak' or 'essence of philly cheese steak'. If you ordered a bread-and-cheese toasted sandwich and lit a philly cheese steak scented candle while eating it, you would get the same nutritional effect as eating a philly cheese steak sandwich from dominos.com. Pretty sure you would get a better sandwich from the frozen food section in the grocery store instead of paying someone extra to hand-skimp it for you here. Their 50% off pizza deals are good when they have them, and would otherwise bump the store up to 3 or 4 stars, but they use those deals to rope you into ordering some scam artist item like their sandwich. I know they used to be good because I remember when dominos released the sandwich it was a big exciting ordeal to have it over the competition but now I don't see how you could be happy ordering one. It's an annoying issue because it's obnoxious to call up a store and say 'hey there's not enough meat in my sandwich' and be one of those customers but also you get a sandwich so skimpy that you never want to order there again. I don't know maybe stop wasting everyone's time and energy making a stupid sandwich with no meat on it if you advertise it to...

Domino’s has long been a favorite of mine, and for good reason—it consistently delivers on flavor, convenience, and value. Their handmade crust is absolutely unbeatable. There’s something magical about that buttery garlic seasoning that gives it a rich, savory edge you just can’t find anywhere else. Every bite is soft, chewy, and full of flavor. Honestly, I can never get enough of it.

It’s not just the pizza that stands out either. Their Pasta Carbonara is a personal favorite—creamy, hearty, and satisfying, it’s comfort food at its best. The oven-baked sandwiches are another win; they’re flavorful, warm, and make a great meal on their own.

One of the best parts about ordering from Domino’s is their app. It’s incredibly user-friendly and makes the whole ordering process quick and smooth. I love that I can always find great deals and coupons right on the app—seriously, they make it so easy to get quality food without breaking the bank.

An underrated but awesome feature is the option to pay at the store, including with cash. In a world where so many places force you to pay online or over the phone, this flexibility is refreshing and super convenient. Sometimes you just don’t want to enter your card info or make a call—Domino’s gets that.

All in all, Domino’s is a reliable go-to whether I’m in the mood for pizza, pasta, or a sandwich. The food is consistently good, the service is smooth, and the app experience is top-notch....