Two Jacks Pizza

Wonderful pizza experience. Great tasting sauce and dough. I ordered a med thin crust with black olives, onion, and pepperoni.

ALWAYS Great Pizza and the best cheese sticks with ranch dip around.

Best east coast pizza in Utah. The pizza here is stupid good or as this Bostonian would say wicked pissah!!!

Two Jacks pizza is a great pizza place to go. The pizza is fresh, they use good ingredients, and the staff is a pleasure to speak to. The pizza does not taste like other pizza joints and they seem to have their own taste to their food which is refreshing. Price wise I usually spend around $ 20 for bread sticks and an xl pizza. It’s more expensive than little caesars but on par with everyone else.
The location in springville is beside a gas station. The staff keep the inside clean. You can dine in or take out. The booths are older and the place could use a remodel. I’m not that picky and go there for the food.
On occasion I order take out. They have always set and met my time expectations. The delivery people have been nice and dressed well. So far so good and I will continue to order food from Two Jacks Pizza

Great lunch spot. I usually stop in for a personal size pie with sausage and green olives. The two Jacks combo is good as well. Really I like anything with the sausage. It’s quality stuff with a nice spice to it.
This location is in a gas station with plenty of seating. For you soda drinkers they serve Pepsi. Water is the only non sugar drink.

We were tired and not very familiar with the area, so we decided to have a pizza delivered to our hotel room. Based on the excellent reviews, we chose Two Jack’s.
We ordered a pizza with three toppings but both halves were different. We were quoted 45 minutes for delivery, but it came a little before that. It arrived hot, fresh and delicious. We loved it for dinner and finished it the next morning.
Pricing was reasonable, pizza was correct as ordered and service was friendly & efficient. We would definitely order from this establishment again when in the area.

Tonight we were served two raw calzones. When we went back and confronted the manager he stated «that happens when we are busy». There was no apology or anything. We had to ask him for a refund and when he did agree to the refund he gave us a gift certificate for two calzones and didn’t even offer to refund the tax. Why would I want a gift certificate for another raw calzone! Two Jacks doesn’t care about its customers or health standards. Do not eat here unless you enjoy completely raw food.

The pizza is great, and is cheaper than any of the big chains for delivery. The barbecue chicken and cheese sticks are amazing. Not to mention their homemade ranch goes great with the pizza and the bread sticks. Two Jacks is a super affordable and delicious meal at home when you don’t feel like cooking after a day at work. I have, however, had some issues with some of the delivery drivers. Not the brightest bunch!

I think the pizza here is really good. I thought it had a great taste that not a lot of other pizza places around have. It was very hearty which I really enjoyed. The service was also great and very friendly. We got ours to go but you can also order it in the restaurant and stay.
The only reason I give to three stars is ours was quite greasy. The bottom of the box was considerably greasy which was a little unappetizing. Usually the grease is up top where the cheese and topping are but for some reason the crust and dough was very greasy. It made it messy to use your hands and was quite odd.

Very good pizza! Try the Jacks Combo! Cheese sticks w/​ranch! Antipasto salad is also great. Wife says we’ll definitely be coming back here, a lot!

Last time i ate here i forgot to review it, but not this time. The pizza is wonderful! they dont cheap out with the toppings and they taste as good as the NY pizza from my childhood.

It is good, but for those of you claiming it is the best in the valley… have you not been to Nicoitalia’s on University Pkwy in Provo? C’mon.
But I am not discouraging people from Two Jacks either. It is a great second option if you’ve just had too much of Nic’s lately and too much of the real Nic’s Bostonian accent (which is great mind you).
These two though are two of the best, if not the two best, pizza locales in the county.

Really, really good American-​style pizza for the area, featuring a variety of fresh toppings, served up in a gas station environment.

For the price, this is decent pizza. I personally think Pier 49 has a better selection and fresher ingredients, but TJ’s crust is tastier… and, you’ll pay about ¹⁄₃ less for everything at TJ’s.
I dropped in ad hoc and ordered a Hawaiian combo pie to go. They estimated 15 – 20 minutes, and it was ready for me in less than 15. Although a bunch of teens seem to run the place, I watched the cogs of efficiency orbit as they pumped out pie after pie for delivery, take-​out, and dine-​in guests. For a weekday evening, things were hopping at TJ’s.
There was one rueful teen delivery driver whose entire appearance indicated that everything and everyone he ever loved had died, his pitiful life was over, and he was now sentenced to serving eternity in purgatory here at TJ’s. Not sure I’d let this one behind a motorized wheel. Otherwise, the staff seemed happy to serve.
This place is located inside a main street gas station, which would normally be a turn-​off. But, fellow Unilocalers steered me in this direction and I was somewhat pleasantly surprised. As I waited for my order, I observed that eating in here would leave a little to be desired. The ambience could be improved quite a bit by way of a few small upgrades and/​or changes; like, a good cleaning, tablecloths to cover the substandard tables, and perhaps some piped in music. It was dead quiet in there, except for some teenage girl banter about who’s «dating» who, and why.
The pizza was good. Not «Wow, this is incredible!» good, but better than one would anticipate from a Springville gas station joint. They produce all pizzas on a singular crust; no choices here. It’s a standard looking medium-​thick crust, but delicious. Think the Hut sans the grease. The toppings were pretty standard as well — we added green peppers, onions, and mushrooms to the ham and pineapple. Not the freshest I’ve ever had, but nothing to complain about, either.
One of my measurements for a great pizza is how it performs cold for breakfast the next day. Yes, I’m a cold breakfast pizza eater. I enclose leftovers in foil in case I feel like heating it up, but rarely do. Sadly, this one was almost inedible. The cheese had hardened along with the crust and veggies; the ham curled up and died; the pineapple actually shrunk in size… no bueno. On my breakfast pizza meter, this one scored 2 out of 10.
So, if you’re looking for good pizza at a reasonable price, try Two Jack’s. And, you can pick yourself up a tank of gas, a cold Keystone Light or two, and a Hostess fruit pie for dessert while you’re at it.
Just make sure you eat it all before morning.

I love this place. The pizza is great and the cheese sticks are even better. I noticed the other reviewers commented on them as well. I always get the ranch dipping sauce (which is great) — I’ll have to try the creamy garlic/​italian sauce that the others mentioned. Lunch is good here. They have a individual pizza + drink combo that is a decent value. I think they also have other specials for various days of the week. Like a medium pizza, cheese sticks, and a 2 liter for x amount of dollars.
Some slightly negative things about the place. It’s in the same building as a gas station. No big deal, but not the greatest atmosphere. The seating is so so. They have mostly booths. I think there are only one or two tables that’ll seat more than 4 comfortably. Sometimes the pizza is kind of greasy (under the crust). It seems like it’s when you order suasage maybe (?) No big deal, but I know there are some out there that are turned off by grease. But hey, it’s PIZZA! =) Lastly, the restrooms are pretty medicore and you have to get a key from the gas station next door. No biggie, just another slight ding.
If it weren’t for these few negative things, I’d probably give it a 5 star rating (I don’t give them out freely). =)
*update 5/​28/​11*
Looks like there’ll be a new Two Jacks on Center Street in Provo (where Pier 49/​The Parlor used to be).Woohoo!

Cheesy bread was delicious!

I have looked far and wide and I’m ready to declare Two Jacks the best pizzaria in Utah valley. And the cheese bread is probably the best I’ve ever had anywhere (I’m not kidding). The crust (for pizza and cheese bread) is outstanding, and I’d like to put in a personal recommendation for the sausage. The stuff they use spicy and flavorful: way better than what you’d expect at a pizzaria type place.
As for the restaurant, you’ve got to love the gas station ambiance: you can see them working, the service is fast, its a casual & family friendly environment, and sometimes the owner will come out and chat with you.
I love to see a local operation crushing the chain restaurants without mercy.
Oh, and it is a great value for the dollar.

Springville has a lot of dentists and pizza places. This is the best pizza place in town and it is family owned and run. If you get the cheese breadsticks, get the creamy garlic dressing to dip it in.
You can eat here for lunch very cheap with a personal sized pizza.

Oh, I love eating at a place I feel no one else knows how good it is. Maybe the secret is out, but this place is SO tasty. The number one thing to order is the cheese bread. They have a variety of dipping sauce, however, the Creamy Italian proves to be a winner. The pizza is so good and tasty. I prefer it over any chain. I loved it. And, a perk: our service was LIGHTNING SPEED!

I think this is probably hands down the best pizza place in utah valley. If you like thick hand tossed crust then this is the place for you.
If you go, try the cheese sticks. They are really, really good. I always would have to get cheese sticks with my pizza at lunch even though it would double the price and I could only eat half of them. Yeah, they are that good.