Jet’s Pizza

Jets is one of my favorite pizza chains. But something is wrong with this location. They are zero for three on getting my order right. It’s either late, setting ingredients, or both. I’ve given up on coming here. They always get it wrong! Then you have to wait for them to remake it. Not worth the hassle. I’ll go elsewhere.

I contacted the franchise headquarters and was then contacted by the location manager. I was offered 50% off my next order, but I asked for a refund instead. I was promptly mailed a refund check. I am very glad they made things right for me.

Great provolone and mozz cheese blend with the crusty burnt edges from a well oiled-​pan. This is the pizza I grew up eatng and making at the local pizza place. Recommended for a try.

The pizza is always decent here, however, if you pay nearly $ 10 for a garden salad, I’m sure you would expect all of the veggies listed on their menu, and not just a couple pieces of each… and I wouldn’t expect to pay all that money for straight lettuce. I can buy a head of lettuce for under $ 1. Why would I pay that much for iceberg? Absolutely ridiculous. So disappointed! What a waste of money! I saw the picture someone posted of the salad, and thought they were exaggerating; absolutely not! Don’t waste your money

Not a bad place. I have heard so much good stuff about the Avon one that when this one opened up near my parents we HAD to give it a go! Tried a few different kinds and they are OK. A tad thicker crust than what I like. Coupons they send aren’t exactly the best but a few bucks is a few bucks. Better than other options in the area so when I taking a break from the swimming pool I will try again. They don’t even seem to mind when I come in wearing my gold speedo and snorkel… akward, but business is business…

I love this pizza. Always fresh, crispy, and plentiful of toppings. My family and I go here many times theoughout a month time span. Always a positive experience. Oh and the salad is good too!

Ordered a large pizza with pepperoni and onions and an order of jets bread for dinner today. And that will be the last time. This place used to have the best pizza around. It was crispy and the portions were good and it came hot. The last few times we’ve ordered it the pizza has just been terrible and today was the last time I’m gonna waste my money. I couldn’t eat more that one piece. I had the pizza on my lap while my friend drove home and it was burning my legs so I assumed the pizza was really hot, but when we got home the top of the pizza was cold and I don’t live far away. There was way too much cheese. That’s all you could taste and most of it wasn’t even melted. There were onions on three pieces of the pizza and I could count each burnt piece of onion on one hand. Complete disappointment. If I order onions on a pizza I want some on each piece and enough that I can taste it and I’d prefer them not to be burnt black. I don’t get how they let food like that out the door. The jets bread was pretty good, but not good enough to make me come here again. My advice is take $ 6 and go to Georgio’s or little Caesars and buy one of their ready made pizzas. It’s a shame that I can get better tasting and quality pizza that is a third of the price and sits in a hot box all day than I got here after paying over $ 20 and it was made «fresh».

I really hate it when I can’t find a reason to dock a place at least one star. I mean, seriously, a five-​star review for freakin’ delivery pizza? Who the hell do I think I am? Well, for starters, I’m a guy that really takes his pizza seriously. In a world of bullshit sameness and average competition, it’s pretty rare that a pizza joint even bothers to try anymore. They slap some government cheese and sugar-​laden ketchup that supposed to be sauce on a circle of cardboard and call it a pizza. That’s where Jet’s is different.
I hadn’t even heard of Jet’s before receiving the flyer in the mail a few weeks ago. I did some homework and it turns out that they’re a fairly large chain. They opened their first store in 1978 in Michigan, started franchising in 1990 and now they’ve got over 300 shops in 18 states. I’d say that’s pretty healthy in a market that’s essentially dominated by Papa John’s and Domino’s. Anyway, history lesson aside, let’s get into the food, shall we?
I tried the online ordering process but found it to be a bit buggy and eventually just opted to give them a call. Friendly phone experience. Our coupon was for one of their famous 8-​corner pizzas and an order of Jet’s Bread for $ 11.99. Of course, this wouldn’t be enough. It never is, is it? To this, we added a medium garden salad and 20oz Pepsi.
As with every new pizza delivery experience, I expected it to be fraught with mistakes. Happily, I was proven wrong. We were told that it would be 45 minutes to an hour when we placed our order. It arrived within 40 minutes. Not only did they get everything right, including every topping on the pizza and the extra jalapeño cheese sauce we asked for, the delivery driver informed me that they were out of 20oz Pepsi’s so he brought us 2 16oz bottles instead. No mistakes and a bonus pop? How could it get any better.
The salad was probably the biggest disappointment and I use the word «disappointment» gently. It was about as exciting as a salad of its ilk can muster. I really can’t blame the salad too much, after all, it did what it could. It was fresh and plenty for two people, it just wasn’t all that special. Romaine lettuce, cherry tomatoes, red onions, green peppers, sliced olives and shredded cheddar. It served its purpose of making me feel less like a fat hog for what I was about to do next.
This 8-​corner pizza was a thing of beauty. I love bakery style pizza — thick crust with the crispy slightly burned cheese around the edges from the hot pan — and this one hit every note perfectly. I’ve read that Little Caesers actually ripped this off of Jet’s, but I can’t substantiate it. What I do know was that I really liked this pizza.
The crust was thick, fluffy, doughy deliciousness, the sauce tasted fresh with a subtle sweetness and the toppings were all fresh, not canned. As the name inplies, there were actually two smaller pizzas each of 4 pieces. This means all corners. It was just damn good and more then enough for the two of us. We actually got a few more meals out of it. If I had a criticism it would be that I thought the pizza could have used another five minutes in the oven. Personal preference.
The Jet’s Bread. I’ll keep this one simple. Who the hell doesn’t love cheese-​covered garlic bread? It’s more of their awesome dough, baked golden brown and all crispy like, covered with butter, garlic and mozzarella cheese. It came with a side of pizza sauce for dipping but the real star for me was the jalapeño cheese sauce. Get some. It’s loaded with enough artificial ingredients to put down a rhino but it’s so good you just won’t care.
I don’t know what else to say here. I am just as surprised as you are about this review. It’s just damn good pizza. Next time, I’ll skip the salad.

My family and I order from this location often. The last 3 times they messed up our order and didn’t offer anything to fix their mistakes. Awesome food but not consistent with taking care of the customer. Own your mistakes.

I’ve said this for years, and its simple.
If you want Pizza Hut Pizza, the way they used to be in the 90s «good», then go to Jets Pizza. The place is good, and when I want the PH from my childhood, I order from there. Nuff said.

Absolute price GOUGE. Little tiny (8 corner pizza) and (Cornish hen wings at best) chicken wings for 30 bucks… We are talking the worst price gouging I have ever seen. I want to make clear that it was VERY GOOD pizza, however… WOW we wont be able to sit down for weeks after this pounding. OUCH.

My husband is obsessed with deep dish pizza. I’m not, but he can’t get enough of Jet’s. Their regular pizzas are all right, but hubby raves about the deep dish and the crispy burnt cheese crust (which is actually awesome). The deep dish is super bready and pillowy, so if that’s your thing, you’ll love it here.

Ha Ha, sorry my friend said something funny. This place is called Jets pizza (don’t ask me why) I had an average experience here: they took over an hour to get us the pizza us the pizza (emphasis), BUT they gave us an another large pizza. So if you like pizza, they made up for it (that is, if you’re asking me). Not everyone is italian (in the world) so if you’re not then maybe this place isn’t for you. thanks for reading, i did enjoy the pizza (which is what i was trying to say). Unilocal!

I’ve had Jet’s before in the Toledo area. Their cheesy bread has a legendary reputation (with my cousin.)
I wanted my wife to try the pizza, as I remembered really enjoying it.
I placed an order with my cellular telephone, and she went to retrieve the pizza. It was a small pepperoni: a little square of magic.
Delicious. 5-​star guy strikes again.

I love this pizza. I wish that little man would take me on a ride :)
Seedable–

This new to Cleveland pizza chain has really won me over. Their 8 corner pizza — now being copied by Little Ceaser’s — is awesome. Every slice is the corner slice, and that’s where it’s at for me. The sauce is really good, and when you get the cajun flavored crust you get just the right amount of heat to the pizza.
Quality is always spot on, and from what I understand they have very strict quality controls in place to assure you get a great pizza every time you order.
The locations few and far between, but I really hope that changes so that more Clevelanders get to enjoy this mouth watering pie.

Jet’s seriously has the best pan pizza in Cleveland. The All Meaty Specialty is all delicious!

Great pizza. Take out or delivery.

One of the best pizza places around! The 8 corners pizza literally solves every pizza quarrel you have ever had, you know, the who gets the corner piece debacle? You get eight corner pieces in two pizzas, enough to feed three very hungry men. Or 4 normal hungry people! If that isn’t enough, listen to me, try the Greek salad! The ingredients in this salad scream fresh! Lettuce, feta cheese, beets, pepperonchinis and a house made Greek vinaigrette!
Looking for that reliable pizza joint to become a regular at? Stop looking and try Jets!
Oh and don’t forget to add flavor to your crust for free!

My friend has been hyping up Jets Pizza for a while now. He said it is awesome and that I need to try it. He compared it to Angelos in Lakewood. After reading up on it, I decided to try it out while on the way to Fin, Feather Fur. Jets Pizza is a small chain based out of south Michigan. They have flavored crusts like Hungry Howies. The logo is a stroke of genius. My friend advised that I try the square deep dish and turbo stix, which are bread sticks with a few cheeses on them. Turbo stix is one of the best names ever, yet I did not try them. I thought the pizza was good. It is sitting in the fridge right now, waiting for me to get drunk and eat it.