Jules Thin Crust

I love Jules pizza! I had it first when they opened in Doylestown, PA and I have loved it ever since. The cherry Hill location keeps up with the fresh ingredients and pleasant workers. Today I had a «slice» of their Mexican pizza… oh my goodness it was ssoo delicious. The chipotle sauce drizzled on it had just the right amount of kick without leaving my mouth on fire. The fresh corn, tomatoes, and cilantro were such a great match with the black beans. Everything was amazing.

The pizza is great! The ingredients are fresh, I ordered the Pesto pizza, the flavors of the goat cheese, carmelized onions, and pesto were on point. I’m so happy to have found such a great pizza place so close to home. Try it, you won’t be disappointed.

its ok. the locations in pa are much better. the pizza is usually too dry. if you want to try this chain, go to the one in bryn mawr, pa, its great!

Jules has tasty pies made using locally sourced ingredients, and it’s a family owned and run business. This is the kind of establishment I like to support. Did I also mention the pizza tastes good? ;-)

Best thin crust pizza in the area. The food is absolutely delicious and the staff is very nice! My go– to for pizza. Highly recommended!

We went here based on reviews and were really impressed. We had 8 slices between the family and every different topping was really good to amazing. We especially liked the zucchini with corn as well as the apple with bacon. This is the best pizza I’ve had in years.

If you like thin crust pizza this is a great place to get a gourmet twist on just that. A bright and welcoming surrounding. Jules has a great backstory and very nice employees including one sweet younger lady named Anna.

If you want less than half a pizza for almost twice the price then this is the place for you. This place even has a custom box for their ridiculously small pies. Prepare to pay $ 13 for a personal sized cheese pizza.

Great food and atmosphere. They have very creative ideas on an old food. The organic ingredients seal the deal. While the prices are a little above average, the food is interesting and has new flavor a every time you go. Check this place out.

The first time I had Jules Thin Crust, was at the Pennsylvania location. This place is such a nice refreshing take on pizza, very imaginative toppings and combinations that you would never think of putting together. Its fresh and delicious and a nice change to the same old flavors.

This place is absolutely awesome! I will never be able to eat at a cheap pizza place again! The Caesar salad was amazing. organic and fresh. I had the gluten-​free, white spinach with ricotta pizza. Everything was awesome. the service was nice and the servers explained the ordering process.
I am ashamed I slept on this place for so long.

This place is fantastic!
The thin crust pizza is delicious, you can order it by the slice so everyone can get exactly what they want, it’s very family friendly, the prices are reasonable, and it’s right next door to Rita’s!
This is bound to become our go-​to place for pizza (and next door custard!) with the kids.

My family is quite fond of Jules Thin Crust. If you’re a fan of ultra thin crust pizza that’s fresh and delicious-​this is the place for you! Our favorites include: the Brooklyn– the sauce is nice and garlicky, and it’s topped with fresh mozzarella. The Meat #1– a typical selection of meats, my husband’s favorite. The Meat #7– this is topped with chorizo, small bacon crumbles, peppers and onions, chicken, cheese, arugula and small dollops of salsa verde. It is unbelievably good! We have only ordered take-​out, and the restaurant is never packed inside. Please give these folks your business; I’d hate to see them leave!

Nice thin crust pizza place in Ellisburg Circle. Toppings are great there and even though the slices are thin, they can still fill you up! Favorite one was the Kim’s Pie which had caramelized onions, chicken, cheese, and balsamic vinegar. Full of flavor and perfect ratio between toppings and dough.

Super lite pizzas — feels lite in the stomach as well as the wallet :)
Prices are very reasonable. They are squared and rectangular shaped pizza —
Which is something I like :)

Tasty but way, way, way too salty.
It’s good food, but don’t buy into the notion that this is necessarily any healthier than whatever you get a Pizza Hut. It taste better yes but better for you?
I think they’re hoping we jump to that conclusion but in reality you should probably not pay too much attention to the chic, green, fresh looking exterior and realize it’s still junk food at the end of the day.

So happy I finally made it here! Super clean, so many choices and everything was outstanding. If you like thin crust pizza you will love it here!

This Jules Thin Crust location is a relatively new addition to the Ellisburg Shopping Center. When it first opened, we thought, «Oh, another pizza place.» But then we learned a little about the company. It is a California based company, now with several locations on the east coast. They only use fresh, organic ingredients, and apparently with the newer stores, only open them next to/​near a Whole Foods location. Pretty good marketing move. This information piqued our curiosity and my husband and I made mental notes to check it out soon.
Imagine my anger when my husband went without me one day! He was pleased, so thankfully we had a chance to go together soon after, and he was redeemed.
Jules offers many vegetarian and vegan options, including Diaya cheese which can be easily substituted on any pizza. They have about a dozen or so pizzas on display which you can buy per slice; however, only one vegan option was available the day we went, so my husband and I just each ordered our own full, medium sized pizzas, planning to have leftovers. I went with The Heart Warmer, subbing Daiya cheese, and my husband got something with meat and cheese and stuff I don’t pay attention to.
Our orders did not take very long to come out. I was very happy with the quality and freshness. Being as it is thin crust, it is easy to eat many slices, but I did control myself and walk out with some leftovers.
It’s definitely a little pricey for a pizza place, so probably not someplace we’d eat too often, but the quality is good. Next time perhaps I’ll just stop in for a couple slices of whatever vegan option they have available that day, instead of gorging myself on a whole pizza.

I see what they are going for here but it’s just not there yet. The attempt to have organic availability is great, especially in this area where it lacks greatly. The establishment tried to create a good spot but I feel it lacks in many details. Pricing is a big one — very vague on pricing and such. Vibe is odd to. Really quiet. Pizzas all look fair, at best but at least taste good. Expensive (not because of organic) but just expensive for what you get in general. It’s a good attempt but they have a lot to learn if they are going to be successful here.

Light, crispy pizza slices. It reminds me of flatbread pizza, but with many toppings and wild make your own pizza possibilities. They also offer gluten free and vegan options. I don’t know of another shop in this area that does both gluten free (with no cross contamination!) and vegan pizza. I highly recommend coming to have a fun, light, and pretty healthy pizza experience.