Jet’s Pizza

True story: 2015 was the first time I had Jet’s. I know! I am lucky to have a couple of great standalone pizza places a neighborhood or two over from mine and I’d dismissed Jet’s as Pizza Hut-​lite. And while, yes, Jet’s is a large chain, they deliver solid pizza that satisfies on chilly Friday nights.
I was in the area and frustrated with the wait and price for a quick in-​and-​out sushi grab (you can’t throw a rock on this stretch of Elliston without hitting a sushi joint) so I decided to change it up and see what else was around. A quick search on the Unilocal app revealed Jet’s (as would have just looking up and using my eyes). Reviews were solid. I thought I’d give it a try. The young lady behind the counter was nice and very informative. I let her know this was my first time at Jet’s and she broke down the various styles and choices for me. After some quick debate, my large, thin veggie was being worked on. The cost for this bad boy? $ 17. Not bad at all.
I didn’t have to wait too terribly long before my pie was ready. By the time I arrived home, I was ready to chow down. I opened the box and… yep, this was Midwest/​Great Lakes thin crust pizza, alright. This is a good thing. As I tore in to my squares I thought to myself that I should have checked Jet’s out a while ago. This was solid, tasty, well-​constructed pizza. It’s not artisan blah blah blah nor is it trying to be. And it’s much much better than the Pizza Hut-​lite narrative I constructed in my head. I’m not going to give up my regular pizza joints but I am not opposed to putting Jet’s into the rotation.

We had the Deep Dish Square, per the recommendation of others here and loved it! This is one of the best pizzas I’ve ever eaten!

Pies are about standard, they appear to use pretty decent ingredients and they have a very respectable list of them, though garlic was notably absent. They have exactly one pizza sauce: the red kind. Chicken sides are a bit «meh» but that’s par for the course with pizza places. Blue cheese dipping sauce was a Kraft packet, but the buffalo sauce was in a tub and was pretty damned good.

New management there has ran off all the good employees, food is slow to come out, after change in management I wouldn’t recommend eating here.

With an interesting staff, but convenient location, Jet’s serves predictable, chain-​store pizza. Go for the Deep Dish Duo so you can try the pizza and breadsticks. The regular crust is fairly unremarkable, but the deep dish is reminiscent of Pizza Hut’s, if that sounds like something you’d like.

Certainly better than Papa John’s, Pizza Hut or dominoes. Pizza arrived fast and hot. This is the first time I have tried jets pizza I’ve seen the ads on television but there is no location close to my house. Very good value. Because it is so thick even the small pizza is quite a lot of food.

This was my first time eating jets. I got a special one, turbo crust, spicy pepp, hamburger and onions. I got it delivered to my hotel and it was fast, hot and tasty. The reason I gave it four not five is because it rates right under Genos pizza in Chicago. I will def be coming back!

Easy to order online. Fast and courteous delivery. Their pizza is always super good. We love the square deep-​dish.

This pizza is the best we’ve had in Nashville. It is a hidden little gem near Vanderbilt. At first, we were a little hesitant to eat here because there wasn’t anyone in the actual restaurant, but we soon learned that everyone takes it to go or delivery. Don’t let the emptiness fool you. It’s awesome.

I’m going to be very honest here, I love Jet’s. It’s some serious deep-​dish pizza and it’s reminiscent of Pizza Hut when I was a child. So the pizza itself, loaded with toppings and way too much delicious bread gets a 5 star rating but getting this pizza delivered is a bad idea. If anything I recommend either dining in or picking it up yourself. I don’t know why but it always seems to arrive cold. Not sure how that happens, maybe its because there are so many people ordering it, or maybe its because there’s just so much STUFF on it, but it never seems to arrive not cold and kind of not as delicious as when its piping hot (which, let’s face it, pizza is either amazing scald-​your-​mouth hot or hungover cold) so I’ll just say that Jet’s is Chicago-​style goodness but you should just go get it yourself.

Deep Dish Square — it’s the only way to go.
I do not order «take out» pizza from a chain anywhere else. Thank goodness they do not deliver to my place on the east side or I’d be packing on the pounds! I’ve never gone inside to eat, nor would I ever but order over the phone or online and your pizza will be ready when they say it will be. I’ve never had an issue waiting, etc.
There are always coupons online to save a couple bucks too!

Dear Readers,
I write to you from a gluttonous place of satisfaction and disgust. If all pizza were television, Jet’s would definitely be Keeping Up with the Kardashians. Maybe Kourtney and Khloe take Miami. It is a guilty pleasure. It makes one simultaneously feel really good and REALLY BAD. It is easy to consume way too much, get lost in a cloud of feelings and come back to Earth feeling hung over.
I see a lot of Chicago reppin’ in the other reviews and I can offer only the perspective of a Jersey girl. This is NOT New York Pizza. This is NOT Downton Abbey. This is NOT Mad Men or The Wire. If Sicilian pizza (Kourtney) mated with French bread (Scott) and oil (Scott’s hair), an 8 corner Jet’s pizza would be baby Mason. In a good way.
My Kardashian 8-​corner Jet’s Pizza is bad for you. You know it as you eat it. It offers you a one-​way ticket to Pleasure-​town. It’s just too bad that the way back to Nashville is through Brick Stomachton and Food Comaville. Somehow I keep wanting more and while the Kardashians are shallow, that is one adjective that could never describe a Jet’s 8 corner pizza.
Sincerely yours,
Caroline H.

Disappointing. Only slightly better than the big chains.

Crappy service. They stated 25 min for pizza to be done. I showed up after 25 min. We waited there over an hour for the pizza.
Pizza at jets = bad idea

Don’t get me wrong, this isn’t a great place to dine-​in, but when I want some take-​out or delivery, I don’t have to think twice about what pizza joint I want to call. Jet’s pizza is fantastic: the crust is great, the sauce is great, the cheese is great and the sausage is great. Can’t beat a Jet’s 8-​corner pizza.
Pro top: pass on the medium/​round pizzas. They are not deep dish and that crust is crazy disappointing compared to the deep dish.

This pizza is amazing! We came into town for my birthday and only knew a few places that we had to go in Nashville. When I went to get my tattoo, one of the workers came in with an amazing smelling pizza. After one smell, I had to ask, where did you get that? She told me about Jet’s being one of the best places in Nashville to get pizza. After over an hour of smelling it’s deliciousness while getting my tattoo (it kept my mind off the pain, a little) we went straight to Jets. We had a deep dish that had sausage and mushrooms. Oh it was so amazing! We even took the rest back to the hotel to finish later in the night. I work totally go here anytime I’m in Nashville!

We call it «Kid Pizza». You know, the kind of bland-​sauce, uninspired toppings pizza you feed a pack of 10 year olds for a birthday party. BORING.

I was VERY skeptical with this so-​called deep dish pizza restaurant. I was born and raised in Chicago and lived in Chicago til about 3 years ago, and I believe that Chicago still has the greatest deep dish pizza in the world! Okay, I’ll get off my soap box and begin my review.
Jet’s pizza’s deep-​dish is unique, more breading than toppings but the breading and crust is texturally soft and delicious, I couldn’t refuse to finish eating more than my stomach could handle. Jet’s bread is also good which makes this place’s pizza and bread order worth the greasy goodness.
Now Chicagoans out there may get a little disappointed cause it’s nothing like Giordano’s or Lou Malnati’s or even Gino’s East, but I have to say Jet’s Pizza has the best Pizza in Nashville over all the other pizza chains!

If you didn’t know this, I’m a Chicagoan born and raised so I am serious when it comes to pizza. With high expectations, I tried Jets Pizza the other day and this pie was able to «jump through my hoops.»
I ended up ordering 5 pizzas: 4 medium hand tossed and 1 large thin crust. The total came to be about $ 35.00 plus Jets even honored 3 coupons that I had received when I first moved to Nashville in the summer. I hung up the phone and in less than 30 minutes, the pizzas were here!
The hand tossed pies were excellent with their bubbly and plush bread crust. The thin was also amazing. I believe their secret ingredient (besides customer service) is a sweeter tomato sauce. In fact, it is reminiscent of my favorite pizza joint back in Chicago.
Call Jets if you are looking for a good pizza, they won’t let you down.

My boyfriend is from Detroit where I guess Jet’s is big and he went on and on about how excited he was when they started opening here. So finally they opened one within delivery distance of our house and ordered the 8 corner pizza. Must say, I’m usually a thin crust fan unless I’m in Chicago having the real thing, but this stuff is really good. You have an option of picking different crust flavors-​I chose garlic. Also got a huge salad that lasted us a couple days. We tried the wings the last time we ordered and they’re not bad at all. Way better than Pizza Hut’s silly Wing Street wings. I liked the flavor a lot. It’s delivery pizza, so you’re not going to go insane and say it’s the best thing you’ve ever tasted… But I must say I’ve started craving it.
The service also has been excellent. The people on the phones are especially friendly.
Best option as far as I’m concerned among the other delivery chain giants.