It's Domino's. If you want their pizza, and you want it delivered, it's perfect. Yes, there is better pizza, but Domino's is an icon and a welcome addition to Plain City.
Our pizza arrived hot and on-time. It was made the way we asked, hand tossed, traditional red sauce with mozzarella and pepperoni, one half green pepper, onion and pineapple. The crust was browned perfectly. It had the right "bite" and was slightly chewy around the edges. They cut the slices all the way through so we didn't have to fight to get a slice. The cheese was melted and held the toppings in place. The box was not smashed; no cheese on the lid. It was just what we wanted and expected (see the picture).
The delivery guy was courteous and friendly. There is a small delivery fee rolled into the cost, but I don't mind paying a delivery fee and a tip, especially when everything is done right.
I ordered through the iPhone app, got notifications (even on my watch) as the order was received, entered the oven, headed out for delivery, and then a knock on the door when it arrived hot and fresh. No big deal, you say. But until this location opened, I couldn't get Domino's delivered in Plain City or New California. We could get carry out and bring it home to reheat, but that's not the same. The location is excellent, at the corner of Main Street and Route 42, so if you miss the nostalgia of picking up pizza to bring home, you can do that without having to drive as far.
Don't like Domino's pizza? Well there's a reason the name is just *Domino's* now. They make more than just pizza. We've had their pasta, wings, boneless chicken, baked sandwiches, cheesy bread, and marble cookie brownies. They're all pretty good, and now can arrive almost magically at my door. I can't vouch for their Gluten Free crust yet, but I'm sure we'll try it.
We'll still eat pizza at Jan & Tony's, or Ol' 42 Grub House (fka Adamo's) or Pizza Villa, or Plain City Lanes, or Pasquale's in Jerome Village, but real comfort food is ordering and paying on the sofa using the app or just by sending a pizza emoji, and having the doorbell ring as the pizza arrives on your doorstep. If only they would bring it to the sofa. read more