Restaurants containing keyword italian, in Lloydminster

"I went to the Dominos here in Lloydminster on the evening of Monday, April 25th. I walked in and there were no employees about, apart from a man in uniform who I think was a delivery man, stood playing on his cellphone.I stood there for a couple of minutes, like an idiot, waiting for the man to acknowledge me. When it became clear he was just going to keep ignoring me and didn't care to help me on his own accord, I spoke up and asked if there was anybody working here.He looked at me like he resented me interrupting him on his phone, and disappeared in to the back. A minute or so later he returned with another man, who looked equally unwilling to work. He also looked disheveled and dirty. Not particularly wanting to order pizza anymore, I decided to just order some cinnastix and go get a pizza from Papa Johns instead.I asked him how long it would be, and he said ten minutes. So I left the building and ran another errand in order to pass the time.When I returned, ten minutes later, I had the exact same experience as earlier. No sign of the second fellow, just the delivery man still stood playing on his phone. I approached the counter and made a loud 'ahem'. He did not acknowledge me. I coughed loudly, and still he refused to lift his eyes from his phone, even though he knew full well that I was stood there.I looked and could see my cinnastix had come out the other side of the oven and were just sitting there, getting cold. I had a good mind to just walk over myself and grab my food. I'd already paid for it. Had I not already paid for it, I wouldn't have even bothered picking it up, given this terrible service. In hindsight I should've just asked for a refund.Losing patience, I called out, "Are you going to go get that guy again or are you just going to let me stand here while my food gets cold?" He gave me a silly look like how dare I interrupt him on his phone, and like I was inconveniencing him. He disappeared and returned a couple minutes later with the other guy, who looked equally unhappy about my return.I told him I was here to pick up the cinnastix, and his reply was, "They're almost done," as if they were still cooking and I had showed up early."Isn't that them right there?" I said, pointing at my lonely, cooling order.He said something in another language to the delivery guy, took the order from the oven and sliced and boxed it up and gave it to me, seemingly relieved that I was going to finally leave and stop interrupting their evening.I've long been a fan and customer of Dominos, but no more. Never have I ever felt less wanted as a customer, anywhere. You'd think that in this recession they would be grateful for their jobs and for every customer, but no, apparently not Dominos. As a result, I'm jumping ship to Papa Johns, who are much friendlier and eager, AND offer free pizza once you have bought a few (they operate a points system).Dominos has absolutely lost me, and I'm spreading the word of this experience to all my friends and on social media. If they don't want to serve their customers then they can't expect to be around for much longer."

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