Traitte delivery becomes Essnap

No idea why. Either they were so good they got bought out by the competition, or they are on their last legs. I hope things continue as they were, because it has been an excellent service at a very low delivery price.

https://essnap.com/

One difference: the Website is not available in English, which Traitte was. And on the phone app, the delivery charge doesn't get mentioned until checkout time. However, I experimented a bit and it seems the same low prices are in effect.

I hope it is at least better than the Domino's site. I just gave up.

Between what I see as Domino's very poor servers, and lots of low Internet speeds here, watching their animated domino seems to go on forever.

I just tried it and it did not complete my order.

Menú items are in Spanish, the rest of the site is English... at least for me.

Did you order something?

CanuckBob wrote:I use online ordering for Dominos regularly. Use Google Chrome or Edge and it will automatically translate each page. It's cool how you can follow the order up to delivery.

IMO......Dominos is the best pizza lakeside. Always consistent and always fast, warm delivery. Good prices too. Give them a try if you haven't. You can choose from 4 crust options.

I agree, especially the sarten crust (pan pizza).  

I also order online; they give award points for every order.  I figured it was one of those get-a-free things that never really work.  But a few orders ago I clicked on it, and had enough for a free pizza.  No hassle, it came as always, but free (other than the tip we always give).

And FWIW, Dominos is our last choice when ordering in the US.

BisbeeGal once told me the only one worth ordering is the sarten. So I tried it, and she is right. It's the greasy crust that makes it. Everything else Domino's to me is flatulence. Having said that, they ARE the best around, which doesn't say much for Garlic Brothers, or J&J, or Perry's, or anybody's... and they only get my orders when I can't be bothered to make my own. (Of course everyone knows butter and pizza are two of my passions.) And when I make my own, I simply add toppings to Kirkland frozen cheese pizza and put it in my Breville on the pizza setting.

As far as Traitte goes, I'm not applauding them; just letting people know there is a delivery alternative. Since most places are now delivering for free anyway, it may be a moot point. I used Traitte once only; that was for Vancouver Wings. And even though Slainte will recall I once thought it was simply a front for cartel money, I was impressed with their large wings and good flavours. Wings only. Fries, no way.

Just had the very best pizza for lunch. We begin by putting a teaspoon of baker's yeast into luke warm water, and proceed from there with the crust, half of which gets frozen for the next time. The end result is a classic pepperoni pizza that cannot be found elsewhere.
Yes, the crust quality is just as important as the toppings.
Hint: If you can find pepperoni in a stick, buy it and slice your own as thick as you like. That commercial, paper thin stuff is terrible.

Oh, no, not the old "make it yourself" pizza ploy canard. Thought we left that behind on TOB... And it looks like I started it (slapping myself).

Yesterday I order I pizza from domino’s and the same combo pizza from M&J pizza, Everyone agreed the best pizza was M&J and it is conveniently located across the street from my Casa...

That´s M & J ´s problem, not consistent.   Can be great one time and then a total disappointment, the next.

When they deliver from Domino's how much do you tip?

I´m glad I´m so "tech dumb" that ordering online from Dominos seems easy for me.  
Speaking of the masas or pizza crusts, is the one with the cheese stuffed in the orilla (rim) any good or what comments does anyone have?

"Awesome"? You've been away from Canada for too long, my friend...

"The best around here" makes sense. Do I compare the local foods with what I used to get in the San Fracisco Bay Area?? Hell, no. For one thing, they had a larger pool of customers and could charge U.S. prices, so comparisons wouldn't be fair. Also, they are THERE and we are HERE, so what's the point? I appreciate thoughtful reviews of what I can find HERE.

Perhaps we should use phrases like "Awesome.mx"...