Domino's Pizza — Restaurant in Orlando

A Worthy Visit

On the morning of August 25th, I tried something different from my usual eating-out routine. I decided to order Domino's pizza after two years without it. The acidity in the pizza sauce was too much for my stomach and made it uncomfortable to rest afterward. The store's address is 10039 S. Orange Ave in Orlando, FL.

Like many people, I enjoy good pizza from time to time, but I had to take a break from it. My body is older now and can't handle the same things as before. While I like the taste of the pizza, I would feel terrible afterward because my insides felt like they were imploding and about to burst out.

Surprisingly, I was warmly greeted and engaged in a sincere conversation with the one associate working at the time. Unbeknownst to me, this outstanding associate was the store's GM, Ms. Sierra. She listened carefully as I briefly explained that I had avoided Domino's for two years because the sauce was too much for my body, even though I loved the taste. She said she had heard a similar story before and knew what she could do to help reduce my acid reflux while still enjoying the pizza.

When I tasted the pizza approximately twenty minutes later, after walking back to my truck, I found the quality to be excellent. More importantly, I experienced no side effects. I called the store to thank Sierra and to tell her how much I appreciated the service. I asked how I could recommend this to others with similar issues. She explained that she had lightened the sauce by adding the right amount of water. The pizza was hot, fresh, and caused no harsh acid reflux. I am grateful for this exceptional leader whose example everyone should follow. I'm glad it was her I encountered, as I believe she is the right person for the job. I will definitely revisit this store....

I have been a Pizza Hut girly since I was a child and I had never had dominoes until a couple of weeks ago and I am now a Domino's early through and through. The last couple times my kids asked for pizza I chose to go to Domino's even though I have enough points at Pizza Hut to get a free pizza. This particular location on Orange avenue is so awesome and the manager, Sierra, is so sweet and seems to really take her job seriously and actually seems to care about her customers. I just went and picked up two pizzas and I have yet to use my Pizza Hut points for free pizza. I know that some people hate big pizza chains and only go to small, a family-owned restaurants. Unfortunately a lot of places charge a lot more money and that's understandable because they don't buy as much product and need to charge more to make a profit but I really love Domino's Pizza and so do my kids so I'm thankful that I can get affordable pizza that tastes really good. Thank you Sierra! You have a customer for the foreseeable future in myself and my children and my dogs also...

I don’t live around here I drive trucks so there isn’t really anywhere for them to deliver it too. They wasn’t allowing carry out so after standing at the door for 15 while the 1 worker in there looked at me and turned his head he finally decided to come to the door. I asked him how can I order since I didn’t live around here he told me to go to the 7-Eleven next-door and order so I did. I’ve been waiting for 40 minutes and I went back and he basically did the same thing no professionalism no communication he’s just allowing me to stand outside after I just had this conversation with him 40 minutes ago it seems like there is only one delivery guy, but I just need my food, Walked over to me at the 711 and This Guy is straight up ignoring me I have to get back to work and it’s almost been an hour.i even gave these clowns tips.. the food is great here but this experience makes want to become extremely disrespectful. I’m disgusted with...