Domino's Pizza — Restaurant in Scranton

I'm writing this review as a warning to humanity: stay far, far, FAR away from Domino's Pizza, lest you want to invite a culinary apocalypse into your life. Our experience was an unmitigated disaster, a catastrophe of epic proportions that has left my family and me scarred for life. We made the mistake of ordering from Domino's, and our enthusiasm was met with a delivery driver who seemed to take pleasure in delivering our order to the wrong address - our neighbor's front porch, which was conveniently located in the middle of a torrential downpour. The boxes were waterlogged, the food inside was compromised, and our excitement turned to despair. But that was just the beginning of our descent into culinary hell. When we opened the boxes, we were greeted by a grease-soaked nightmare that defied the laws of nature. The pizza was a petroleum-based abomination, with grease pools so deep you could swim in them. The cheese was congealed into a rubbery, oil-slicked mess that seemed to mock us with its very existence. And don't even get me started on the "toppings." The bacon in our cheese bread was raw, pink, and quivering like a freshly caught fish. The cheese on the buffalo chicken sandwich was a solid, grease-encased brick that seemed to have been crafted by a malevolent deity. The aftermath of our Domino's "meal" was nothing short of catastrophic. My family and I were struck down by a vicious bout of food poisoning, with symptoms so severe that we're still recovering to this day. The diarrhea was so intense that it threatened to dissolve the very fabric of our reality. The stomach cramps were so agonizing that we begged for mercy. In short, Domino's Pizza is a culinary hate crime, a gastronomic abomination that should be avoided at all costs. If you value your life, your health, and your sanity, stay far, far away from this poisonous excuse for a pizza joint. We're still trying to recover from our ordeal, and we wouldn't wish this fate on our worst enemies. Domino's Pizza is a plague, a pestilence, and a culinary apocalypse waiting to happen. Avoid it like the plague. Needless to say, Dominos lost a customer and Little Caesars gained...

5/15/21 Saturday at 4:40 pm, I call this store ( Store #4870) at Scranton, PA and order a pizza for store pickup. Around 5 pm I arrived. This is the first time I was on that store and missed the pickup window so I turn around and try to park on the parking spot on the right. Now your delivery driver came out and starts screaming at me. I apologized. And I parked my car at the parking spot and went to P/U window, knocked for 5 min. nobody show up so I saw a door next to that window I went to the door saw crews inside are goofing around so when I open the door, one of the crew start yelling at me don’t come go to the window. I try to tell him that I was knocking the windows for 5 minutes and nobody answer that’s why I try to checking through the door if anyone is around. He also told me that he saw me on the camera that I’m coming through wrong way. I tell him I came through right way but missed the window because its 1st time on this store so I don’t know and I make u turn and parked at the parking place. I told him I’m sorry for that but he doesn’t stop. So I asked him nicely can I talk to your manager. Now he was real upset. and telling me that i'm rude and he can refuse service. He gives me my money back and close the window.. It may be the worst service I have ever in my life. They are very unprofessional and not service oriented. I don't want any free stuff or coupon please fix this for betterment of...

Unfortunately this place is the only place that delivers pizza to my specific area. I've ordered from here many times and every time I say it'll be my last. The food tastes like it was prepared on a bathroom floor and is often undercooked and doughey. 2 separate occasions I've had the delivery driver leave my food outside in the rain on the ground keep in mind there is an ottoman and a table right next to my front door so he had other options. He did not knock or ring the bell, my next door neighbor had to knock on my door to let me know pizza was sitting on the ground outside my door. Then the order was completely wrong, not at all what I ordered. When I called to speak to the manager about my issue I was met with an attitude and a reprimand because the ticket said to leave it at the door. Obviously I didn't want it left on the ground in the rain and made accomodations for that. There was no apology but he did offer to remake the pizza and send it back out, he resent the same wrong order he sent the first time. It all went in the trash. Waste of money. At that point based on the attitude alone I didn't trust the food that was being sent to my house for my kids to eat. I'm sure dominos isn't bad but this branch needs to be inspected and restaffed. They won't get another penny from me. I'll...