Jet's Pizza

Ordered delivery and paid 50$ for 4 small squares and a 12 inch hand tossed blt. Got the blt and a gluten free pizza with additional toppings. The gluten free pizza was on par with Costco’s cauliflower crust. The food was average quality. The blt pizza crust was hard to chew and a bit heavy on the mayonnaise. I’m giving it 3 stars because I like Costco’s cauliflower crust pizza but at 50$, it’s really steep.

I only worked there for a month or so, but my experience as a customer covers the better part of a year. Looking over a lot of the reviews here, I am pleased to see that a lot of the reviews are positive. The food is above average, as well as the variety and ability to accommodate the needs of customers (carefully handling vegetarian orders, gluten free pizzas, giving credit linked to the persons phone number if there is an issue, etc.). Even working with them, It was a fun environment to be in. For me and the family, most of our orders are Bold Pepperoni on one half, and cheese on the other half in a large Pizza. They always show up in a reasonable amount of time (the amount of time they tell you it will take) and while some may disagree, I think that while you can get cheaper pizza, you pay for what it's worth. Sure I could go somewhere cheaper, but that's if I want cheaper quality. I like Jets because I'm a quality over quantity person, but that's just me. I hope whoever reads this, whether your experience was bad or good, will give Jet's another try as everyone has a bad day every once in a while. We're all human after all. :)