Domino's Pizza - Lorain

I walked into Domino 's and the lady behind the counter told me I couldn 't have a dog in there. I informed her my dog is a service dog. She wanted to see my tag ? I told her I did not have a tag. I am not from Ohio no clue what she was talking about. She said for me to leave. I went back to my vehicle with her yelling about how she has a service dog and mine was not. I did have some id in the car which I took back on. She violated the law. Here is the law. may ask: (a) If the animal is required because of a disability and; (b) What work or task the animal has been trained to perform. (2) CSU cannot require documentation, such as proof that the animal has been certified, trained, or licensed as a service animal. I wanted to warn others of this place. Unless you are looking to file a lawsuit I probably would not go here.

Normally we like them, but this time starting with the call to order because online doesn 't let you order specifically, we were told to talk to them direct because we have an order they couldn 't understand only to be told by the guy who answered he could not help me and didn 't know why they put me through to him. So, I ended up ordering online, the choice we made was the steak sandwich and a small pizza. The sandwiches were nothing but burned cheese with what looked like one slice of steakum crumbled up and layer in the middle of the bun, and the pizza was one of their new ones that had hardly nothing on it although it was supposed to be loaded needless to say we will not be doing business with Broadway location again, however we will give Amherst a try next time.

Their food tastes great, but have now made mistakes with two separate orders

They are better than most pizza chains. Quiet slept on.

Two times now. I’m five minutes away driver has my food and drives around with it for 35 minutes before they get here. Why not make it ready later since he has to pass by the pizza shop anyhow so I don’t get cold hard pizza.