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Stuffed Crust Pizza Incident - Domino's Pizza, Williamsburg Virginia

9 months ago •reported by user-hpndv783 • business

Domino's Pizza, John Tyler Highway, Williamsburg, VA, USA

5251 John Tyler Highway, Williamsburg, 23185 Virginia, United States

Last month I think it was the new stuffed crust The manager was very nice when I contacted her after the incident. while all the other staff aside for one nice gentleman who was helpful. The remainder of the other staff there was very rude and dismissive of me bringing back the full pizzas with only a few slices eaten, politely and patiently requesting a refund for my horrible poisonous pizza experience. One of the falls staff had screamed at me saying  “you can’t prove we gave you food poisoning!” | Symptoms: Other, Vomiting, Nausea, Diarrhea

#dominospizza #williamsburg #virginia #unitedstates #crust

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