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So, we just moved into the neighborhood Red Rock Pizza is located, from The Vistas. Like today, still have movers moving things, been schlepping boxes all day, today. It was 7 pm, and I needed to feed my 6 year old. We are vegans, and usually we can have a veggie calzone without cheese no problem. But still I asked "do you cook your marinara with chicken stock?" "No, no animal products in the marinara whatsoever."
So long story short, the $26 veggie calzone arrived, and since I don't have utensils, I ripped it in half, poured the sauce into both halves, then set them aside to let them cool.
I then served my daughter a piece, and she started eating. I finished what I was doing then sat down to eat with her. The little bits I thought were garlic in the sauce were actually Parmesan. Crap.
So I called Red Rock Pizza and they were immediately defensive. I just wanted my money back. I couldn't wait another 45 minutes for them to make another and send it to my house! They treated me like I was lying about putting the sauce on both halves. They told me they didn't tell me to put the sauce on it (even though I asked and was told of course they don't use animal products.) my husband called them and was told a new one would be made and sent. They sent a half-sized calzone to replace the large I ordered and paid for.
So, the mistake with the cheese would have earned them 4 stars if they rectified the situation. They handled it so poorly that I'd give them a 2, but since they then sent a half sized calzone instead of trying to make it right as they argued they wanted to, they get a 1. They would get a zero if I could.
Very disappointed and I would not recommend eating there unless you are willing to shut up and eat what they tell you to eat. I certainly wouldn't have ordered from them if they were honest in the first place. Sad, but I've never experienced customer service quite like it. I hope Paul is the owner and not just a manager. Talk about running a business into the ground.
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