D.P. Dough

Bart Johnson

Easily the rudest store manager and employees in the city. Will take hours for delivery and sometimes doesn't arrive at all. Don't bother calling or they will scream at you and block your number. Exists solely to take advantage of college students. Response - can't call the "manager" because they block numbers of people who ask for their food. Avoid.

Catie Clark

After my food was 30 minutes late I called to check on my order, waited on hold for 40 MINUTES, then I was told it was "on its way". So after another 35 minutes goes by I called back and was rudely told "well the driver has more deliveries than just you". My food finally shows up an hour and a half after the delivery time, and I was missing THREE bottled drinks and the straws for the 2 shakes I ordered. When I called to tell them I was missing drinks and straws I told "we will get it to you when we get it to you". Sorry not sorry, but if im going to pay almost $70 for an order I expect to have everything I ordered and not to be treated like im the problem when clearly someone can't bag up orders properly. And the manager Megan was who I spoke to, she was nothing but rude, short and snappy with me because I wanted the items I ALREADY paid for I stead of a refund (which according to other reviews isn't something I should hold my breath for).

Katie Moring

Ordered online via GrubHub for pickup and food was ready on time (this was at lunchtime while Cornell students were in town). Calzones were OK, not amazing but decent considering the price (about $8 each) and convenience. Each comes with a cup of marina sauce. Calzones are good size, not overly gigantic but definitely filling. Staff was friendly. They have about six vegetarian calzone options.

Siva Bharadvaj

Friendly service, Fast orders, Good Sauce selection. Okay price ($9 per Calzone) Bread is very doughy; feels like it's not cooked long enough. Only 2 calzones are vegetarian out of 20 options.