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3.1
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11990 Highway 17 Bypass South Unit 5, Murrells Inlet, SC
29576, United States
(843) 325-2550
https://www.dominos.com/en/?utm_source=google&utm_medium=loclist&utm_campaign=localmaps
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Pizza RestaurantRestaurant Delivery ServiceTake Out RestaurantFast Food RestaurantDomino's Pizza
Looking for great pizza in Murrells Inlet? At Domino’s, we’re passionate about bringing you the best pizza experience, whether you're carrying out or ordering pizza delivery. Whether you’re craving thin, foldable New York Style pizza or a thick, Handmade Pan pizza, Domino’s has you covered. Or try our delicious, cheesy Parmesan Stuffed Crust pizza today! We offer more than just mouthwatering pizza—dishes like our fan-favorite mac and cheese, salads, pasta, and chicken wings will satisfy all your needs. We’ll give you great value with our unbeatable deals, making it easy to enjoy more for less. Wherever you are, the Domino's Pizza near you is here to satisfy your cravings with taste and quality. Order from 11990 Highway 17 Bypass South Unit 5 Ste 5.

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  • Dine-inNot available
  • DeliveryAvailable
  • TakeoutAvailable
  • Credit cardAvailable

Location

Domino's Pizza
11990 Highway 17 Bypass South Unit 5, Murrells Inlet, SC
29576, United States

Hours

Monday10:00 AM - 12:00 AM
Tuesday10:00 AM - 12:00 AM
Wednesday10:00 AM - 12:00 AM
Thursday10:00 AM - 12:00 AM
Friday10:00 AM - 1:00 AM
Saturday10:00 AM - 1:00 AM
Sunday10:00 AM - 12:00 AM

Menu

1 menu · 97 items

Explore offerings from Domino's Pizza on 11990 Highway 17 Bypass South Unit 5 in Murrells Inlet, with popular mix and match, pizza, breads, and chicken available at this location.

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97 items

Reviews

3.1
168 reviews
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    Connor McGehee
    3 days ago
    1.0
    My experience at this Domino's yesterday evening was memorable, and not in a positive way. When I entered, one gentleman was ahead of me. I observed his interaction with a young woman whose name tag read Haley (sp?), who later identified herself as the manager. She seemed stern and businesslike. That's fine. When it was my turn, her entire greeting was one word: "Name?" She never looked up from her computer. She retrieved my pizza, returned, and rang me up. Still no eye contact, greeting, or acknowledgment. She looked distinctly unhappy. I've owned three businesses. My customers would have been greeted with eye contact, a smile, and something as simple as, "Hello, welcome to Domino's. How can I help you?" That's a basic standard. As Haley rang me up, I asked in a friendly tone if she was having a good day. She glared and returned to her screen. As she handed me my change, I said, "I hope your day gets better because you appear to be unhappy." Her response? "I don't like old men telling me to smile." She turned and walked away. I never told her to smile. I asked how her day was going and commented on her demeanor. Apparently that offended her. Her unfriendly demeanor was just as unsolicited as my observation. I left, then reconsidered in my vehicle. I decided not to let it go. I returned and asked another employee for the manager. He asked why. I explained I had a problem with my customer experience and wanted to discuss it. He didn't acknowledge me; he just walked away. Meanwhile, the customer ahead of me had returned because Haley apparently rang up the wrong order. He had paid for the next customer's order, and both were trying to straighten it out. The same employee tried to help, then announced, "Hey, she did this, she can fix it. I can't. I don't know how, Im new." Walking away, he told a pizza maker, "We have three problems at the counter. She can fix them. I don't do problems." Three customers heard this, then waited at an unattended counter. Eventually Haley returned and courteously resolved the other two customers' problems. Once they left, she looked at me and said, "You've already paid for your pizza. You can leave my store." I was recording by then. I said I wanted to discuss how I'd been treated. The conversation went nowhere. She confirmed it was a franchise location. When I asked for her supervisor's contact information, she told me to look it up online. Admittedly, I should have left then. Any chance of a constructive conversation was over. What Haley didn't initially know was that my company has done considerable business with Domino's over the past eight years. I have an established professional relationship with its corporate office. I told her I intended to contact my corporate representative and that she might want to start looking for another job. Was that last comment necessary or constructive? No. But I said it, and I'm not pretending otherwise. She suggested I was on a "power trip." I found that ironic, given that she'd already used her managerial authority to dismiss my complaint and tell me to leave instead of addressing it. As I walked out, Haley flipped me the bird. I just shook my head. I've spent my career building businesses around customer satisfaction and memorable experiences. I understand difficult days and different personalities. None of that excuses what happened. I didn't expect special treatment because of my background or Domino's relationship. I expect the basic courtesy every customer deserves. Other recent reviews of this location describe rude employees and poor service, too. This is not a training issue. This is a people issue. A customer shouldn't have to earn basic courtesy, and a manager shouldn't respond to a complaint with hostility, dismissal, or an obscene gesture. I'll be contacting my Domino's corporate representative. The owner should know. All I came in for was my pizza. I certainly didn't expect any of this.
  • CO
    Chris Overbeek
    Sep 7, 2026
    1.0
    I ordered three items. After waiting at the counter for over five minutes with no help, I was finally able to get my order. When I got it home, the chicken parm sub had no sauce on it. I decided not to take it back and instead was just going to do it the next day. I arrived the next day at about 11:30am. I stood there AGAIN for over five minutes, before I decided to call the restaurant from inside the store. I stood there while the phone rang about 20 times. There was still no sign of life. I decided to go to the back of the store and this is what I found. I’ve done a lot of business at this location, but had never experienced anything like this. The fact that it happened on back to back days was ridiculous.
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    Jeffrey Shaw
    Sep 6, 2026
    1.0
    My pizza was done 50 minutes ago, and the store is about 5 minutes way - the driver has been setting about 2 miles away (I mean setting) for 30+ minutes. No message, no updates. We’ve had trouble with this store before; and this will be the last time we use it. Dominoes used to be decent; but died years ago. Better pizza, a lot cheaper in the frozen foods aisle…. So sad…
  • CW
    Chris Winn
    Aug 25, 2026
    1.0
    We had guests visiting for the weekend and needed multiple pizzas due to all the kids on Friday night. I ordered 4 large pizzas for delivery. Upon arrival one of the pizzas was missing a premium topping as we ordered. At that point it was past 7pm and the kids needed to eat, so I called the store and asked if I could be credited for the topping we didn't receive. The store offered to remake the pizza and have a new one delivered within the hour, but I explained that with all the kids, bath and bedtime was coming up, so it would be too late. Then, the store stated that they could give me a credit for a future purchase. I stated that I would prefer a refund to my payment method for the missing topping. The staff member stated that they could do a refund if I brought the pizza back. I asked to clarify, you need the pizza back in order for me to get a partial refund, he stated yes. I told him that I couldn't leave, that is why we ordered delivery and that I would reach out to Dominos corporate and the staff person simply hung up the phone as I was finishing speaking. I put in a request with Dominos HQ, they said I would hear from the store in a day or two. It is now five days since this happened and I haven't received outreach in regard to my concern. Just an absurd experience being asked to return a pizza. Did the store expect to try and re-sell it?
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    Eric Saville
    Aug 16, 2026
    1.0
    Never received my order and called store they would not answer after saying delivered and tipped well. Will never do business with again. Never had a problem with dominos until I ordered in SC. Wish I could give them 0 stars out of 5
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