1  I just ordered it the other night, and it wasn't bad.  I'd probably say still not as good as Pizza Hut or Papa Johns, but that might just be because it wasn't as familiar, and it was definitely edible (and they had a pretty good topping selection).

It's been so long since I had Domino's, though, that the memories of the old pizza have faded away to a vague recollection of not-goodness, so I can't specifically compare and contrast.

2 Ana brought one home yesterday, I didn't like the smell.

3 Sorry, I can't tell you. The Dominos closest to me went out of business over 20 years ago, and I can't even tell you where the nearest one is now. (And I live in Michigan?)

4

One thing I miss is Pizzeria Uno. They had them in Massachusetts, and there were a couple in San Diego, but there aren't any here. No one else makes a pizza like that, and I really like them. Enough so, in fact, plain cheese was my favorite kind.

It was especially nice that they kept a freezer out next to the cash register, so you could buy uncooked ones to take home. The one in San Diego wasn't very close, so I didn't go there often, but when I did I'd take two or three home with me.

5 Kae, the Domino's website can tell you. And their online ordering system is really nifty.

6 Uno in (Eastern) SF Bay Area collapsed completely about four years ago. I cannot fathom why. So the only one remaining, that I knew about, was in Antioch -- of all places! Even that one is a fusion location that also serves steaks and other grill fare.

Unfortunately, I cannot gorge myself on Uno anymore. I get sharp pains and weak stomache. Oh well.

7

According to their web site there are only three in California: Antioch, Modesto, and the one in San Diego I used to go to. But they're all over the place in the Boston area, which is probably why I got used to thinking of it as a big chain.

Pete, there's one in New Mexico, just 200 miles from you!

8 Whenever I order pizza, I order from Domino's. I'm a great fan of their "hot and spicy". Whenever you buy "italian" pizzas here, they put an enormous amount of oil on top, which I don't really like.

Still, nothing beats a REAL italian pizza...think they deliver overseas?

9 Thanks for the link to the website. Unfortunately, for me, the nearest Domino's is 16 miles away. LOL! Do they still deliver in 30 minutes or less?

10 I saw a tweet about the change recently, and it went something like "Dominoes went to the trouble of changing the recipe for their entire line of pizzas, and they still suck."  The only time I really go for chain restaurant pizza is when I want a deep dish pizza, and Pizza Hut is fine for me.  Otherwise, local pizzerias have it all over the chains (but pizzerias are a dime a dozen around here - you can't throw a stone without hitting one).

11 In 1985, it was possible to get a good pizza at Domino's, if the store belonged to a good franchisee, and you knew the people working the make line. IMHO, both the ingredients and the quality-control went downhill soon after that, and I lost interest. The few times I've tried them in recent years, they've been terrible, but the one we had at my brother's place last month wasn't bad.

-j

12 Hmm, Google says Uno is only 3 hours 33 minutes from me, which is about 20 minutes closer than Spencer Theater, so I might swing by at some point. Definitely so if I ever go to visit the spaceport.