seebee wrote:Is Jet's pretty similar to old timey Little Ceasar's? Back when Little C used to have rectangle pan pizzas?
Christopher Gordon wrote:Why not just melt red wax gouda, or American cheese, or Velveeta on your pizza?
Christopher Gordon wrote:What was/is that one pizza place on Division in Wicker Park that did the Roman-style pizzas? Especially, the potato one?
lsher wrote:Jets Pizza 1065 E Lake Cook Rd Wheeling has a sign on the door saying closed until further notice.
Jasubar wrote:lsher wrote:Jets Pizza 1065 E Lake Cook Rd Wheeling has a sign on the door saying closed until further notice.
Reportedly, the franchise owner passed away suddenly and his wife (ex-wife?) didn't want to take over the business.
alessio20 wrote:Pro-tip, which perhaps is already widely known. Text your order and get 20% discount.
jlawrence01 wrote:I had Jet's Pizza three times last week while I was in Cincinnati. Yes, I do think that is really very good and th4 crust is excellent.
I did NOT find it to be expensive. Two slices and a 20oz Pepsi product for $5.50 is a screaming good deal compared to other fast food options out there.
And unlike many restaurants in the Cincinnati area the past two months, the place was actually open the hours posted.
alessio20 wrote:jlawrence01 wrote:I had Jet's Pizza three times last week while I was in Cincinnati. Yes, I do think that is really very good and th4 crust is excellent.
I did NOT find it to be expensive. Two slices and a 20oz Pepsi product for $5.50 is a screaming good deal compared to other fast food options out there.
And unlike many restaurants in the Cincinnati area the past two months, the place was actually open the hours posted.
I suspect thetrob was referring to the bigger pies, which are not inexpensive but still competitive. 20% def helps!! Also, the 5.50 deal is now 8.49--still well worth it!!
spinynorman99 wrote:alessio20 wrote:jlawrence01 wrote:I had Jet's Pizza three times last week while I was in Cincinnati. Yes, I do think that is really very good and th4 crust is excellent.
I did NOT find it to be expensive. Two slices and a 20oz Pepsi product for $5.50 is a screaming good deal compared to other fast food options out there.
And unlike many restaurants in the Cincinnati area the past two months, the place was actually open the hours posted.
I suspect thetrob was referring to the bigger pies, which are not inexpensive but still competitive. 20% def helps!! Also, the 5.50 deal is now 8.49--still well worth it!!
Anything still open that serves a meal for under $10 is welcome. I work near the Willis Tower and you can't walk out of their food court with anything for under $15 (and closer to $20).
spinynorman99 wrote:alessio20 wrote:jlawrence01 wrote:I had Jet's Pizza three times last week while I was in Cincinnati. Yes, I do think that is really very good and th4 crust is excellent.
I did NOT find it to be expensive. Two slices and a 20oz Pepsi product for $5.50 is a screaming good deal compared to other fast food options out there.
And unlike many restaurants in the Cincinnati area the past two months, the place was actually open the hours posted.
I suspect thetrob was referring to the bigger pies, which are not inexpensive but still competitive. 20% def helps!! Also, the 5.50 deal is now 8.49--still well worth it!!
Anything still open that serves a meal for under $10 is welcome. I work near the Willis Tower and you can't walk out of their food court with anything for under $15 (and closer to $20).
jlawrence01 wrote:In Cincinnati, it is still $5.50.
Most of the local places in that area of Cincinnati are charging $9.99 for a small pizza and a soda. The advantage of the other places is that they do have seating. The Jets location does not.
alessio20 wrote:I suspect thetrob was referring to the bigger pies, which are not inexpensive but still competitive. 20% def helps!! Also, the 5.50 deal is now 8.49--still well worth it!!