The jolted cow is a nice ice cream place that my family and I stopped in one day. It's located in…read morethe same building as a pizza place also. Service was good. My children got their ice cream and they really enjoyed it. We also played cornhole on the outside of the building, which is a nice touch.

I Love this place They always have the Best Coffee I Prefer then over Starbucks They have the Best…read moreService I've seen in salem

Their pizza is awesome. On the thinner side and crispy. Also good specials now and then.read more

Cleanest bathrooms I've seen along state road 56. If you need to make a pit stop, ladies you can…read moreguarantee a clean place to go.

$300 dollars stolen from me all spent at dominoes yet they couldnt/would give me any relevent…read moreinformation to help me out, my bank is conducting a fraud investigation on the issue. i havnt even bought anything from dominoes personally. poor customer service if you ask me. i say their mobile app or their store in general is compromised, has anyone else had a similar experience recently?

we ordered thin crust just pepperoni. it was way overcooked tasted like a cracker couldnt even tell…read moreif it had cheese on it. bad thing is we ordered two we had a card buy one get one free. im glad i fidnt pay full price for both. red baron tastes better. i will say the staff was pleasant snd worked hard

Called on my way home to order and it sounded like the call was coming from another country. Could…read morenot understand person on the phone and after what seemed like forever my call was dropped and when I called back they could not locate my order. I ended up getting pizza from another pizza place. Very frustrating. I think the quality of the pizza has went down as well as telephone customer service

The pizza was really good but what sold me was the super cute delivery girl. Great customer service…read moreand very easy on the eyes

First visit. Won't be the last!…read more Food was great, but the service was the best. A lot of restaurants in my neck of the woods often have just one person trying to take care of large area by themselves. There were no less than six people who passed by our table, all of them busy and interacting with customers. Once a party left the restaurant, someone immediately came to thoroughly clean the table and another person jumped in to set it up for the next customers.

We eat on a regular basis. Solid food. Good atmosphere, the staff are all pretty nice and good on…read morewaiting on us.

Absolutely terrible, we ordered an online order and received our food with the completely wrong…read moretoppings on both of our sandwiches. I am really not sure how someone can screw that up, beats me. If I could give zero stars I would.

I struggle to give it 1 star, because there is a fellow who is very good, and very friendly…read more Unfortunately, he hasn't been working our last few times in. We've had newer employees who are unsure, a bit anxious, not communicating with us as they go, one young man with shaggy hair that he presses down under his visor, his hands are constantly going up to adjust his hat and his hair. The gloves are of no use if he keeps touching his head. I also paid using a coupon, and after the transaction was complete, I was able to see on the receipt that the price had not changed. I asked the young man about it, and he said he couldn't do it. That's almost the reason we chose Subway that day, to use that coupon. I noticed the one lady was filling online orders between physical customers, but she wasn't making any eye contact with us, or telling us it would be a moment while she fills the online order. We'd be happy to wait if we knew what was going on. Tips from someone who worked in food service: 1. Make eye contact with folks as they enter or approach. Let them know you're friendly and doing your best. 2. Don't rush to the point of making a mess of the sandwich. Details matter. Don't throw all the "falling off" toppings in the trash or on the floor. Put it back in the sandwich or paper! 3. Have employees arrange their hair properly before beginning their shift, so that it doesn't require constant adjusting. Tell them to be cognizant of NOT TOUCHING other things while preparing someone's food. That includes money, phone. If gloves need to be swapped out for clean, understand when to do that. 4. When folks are waiting, tell them "Thank you for waiting!" Avoid apologizing. It just hits people better to say Thank You. 5. Don't be a turtle, but go calmly enough to do a good sandwich. Folks want to know they're paying $8 for a worthy product. Especially for online orders, when the people aren't here to see if you're spreading the meat out, being chinsey with the lettuce, etc. 6. When the veggies look unfresh (a bit gooey), try to avoid those, and please make a mental note to find out why they look that way. Again, people want fresh product on their $8 sub. 7. When a customer pays and uses a coupon, please understand how to adjust the price. Coupons bring people in, so use them! Thank you to the Subway employees/ managers who do their very best! I know you want return customers, and I truly want to be one! Thank you for taking a couple moments to edit your approach, and raise the bar. :)

Dirty store. Totally empty and not seat is clean. Someone needs to step up and get it done.read more

The food was your typical Taco Bell eats... not really good but not really bad. I had 4 ground…read morebeef chalupas, my wife had 3 taco supremes no drinks and we came away spending over thirty dollars... I honestly thought there was a register mistake... unfortunately there wasn't... to charge that much for food so mundane is off the charts. No longer will we frequent a Taco Bell. For 30 dollars we could've gone to grocery and had way better tacos. It's really sad and detrimental to these fast food establishments, to hike the prices to an unbelievable level. We'll see how long they last...