Domino’s Pizza

I feel that a restaurant should have to meet a certain quality standard to call its primary product a pizza. Because a giant thick circle of bread covered with a layer of sugary red stuff topped with cheese (i’m not complaining about the cheese), isn’t what i have in mind when i order a pizza. Food for thought.

I have always loved Pizza Hut better, and since there are none in our area I kind of felt stuck with Domino’s, until now! They have really amped up the quality and taste, and we have been enjoying there great service lately. Keep it up!

For the past twenty odd years, Domino’s is one of the only consistent pizza chains on «this side of the river.» It is conveniently located on Bridge St at the same spot it’s always been. Moreover, it currently shares its small parking lot with a convenient store.
In terms of food, I will say it’s always been consistent. I can’t remember the last time I was particularly annoyed at Domino’s for messing up my order. It’s actually gotten even more convenient with its ordering system via app (which is incredibly convenient FYI). The chicken wings/​strips/​bites have always been cooked and NEVER semi-​raw (a problem I had once with the Pizza Hut in town). And I can’t say the desserts are any better or worse than any other Domino’s I’ve patroned. This location is probably one of the better ones in the Greater Lowell area.
In terms of delivery (although my home has only ever been less than a mile away from the location of the store), the place is hit or miss. There are times when the pizza and its sides get to me within an hour of ordering, basically cold. Others, the pizza gets to me within a half hour’s time only semi-​cold. It’s actually very cumbersome, so my family and I usually just pick up our order. That way, it’s a 15 – 20 minute wait with, mostly, piping hot food.

Always quick service during the week! Best Dominoes store I’ve used on a consistent basis!