Domino's Pizza Reviews (208)

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3.6 out of 5

Very good | 208 reviews

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hughie-g

29.10.2023 - 11:18

Best pizza in Yellowknife. The great independents have closed and Domino's is THE pizza place in town Local owners really care about the pies they are...

niloc-r

29.10.2023 - 11:18

Terrible. Asked for delivery of a medium pizza and a coke quoted $22. Arrives and the bill is 27+. 4 dollar delivery charge added. Called to ask why...

Last update : 29.10.2023

good value for money. in a city where the takeover is very expensive and the value is rather scanned, dominos pizza is a welcome relief. it doesn't pretend it's...

I hate to leave negative reviews, but this establishment can never be right to forget the same driver, i.e. drinks, dive, and that is after I tip him 15/20 perc...

service the worst, waited 1 hour on pizza. Special instructions were ignored (not klingelglocke call us) driver at 10:30 when everyone sleeps. at the end found...

Last update : 07.02.2023

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