Jet’s Pizza

Their pizza is just meh, not terrible, but definitely not good.
My mother-​in-​law, who lives in White Lake, prefers to order pizza from this place when we come into town to visit, but I’m not a fan. I’ve had it numerous times (as well as pizza from other Jet’s locations before) and I’m still not a fan, which means it isn’t a one-​off, lackluster experience only. Nope, it’s consistently mediocre and the price is bloated for what it is: a typical, fast food pizza with basic toppings that costs considerably more than its competitors, like Hungry Howie, Dominos, etc. I’ve never been impressed with it and probably never will be.
This particular one also suffers from slightly surly service both on the phone and at the pickup counter, so that’s another, albeit small, strike against them, in my opinion. They don’t seem to be trying too hard to compete, probably because there isn’t a whole lot of stiff competition around them.

Website works, delivery is great and Pizza is what you expect. Can not ask for much more. Second order this week was just placed — I’ll update if anything unexpected occurs…

The people that work here are sweet. I moved back from Cali after 3 years and missed jets dearly. Get the ranch, it’s made fresh. Oh yeah, don’t listen to the first guy.

This is a good and friendly Jets store. Pizza slices are always fresh and this I’d about the only pizza chain I like

Very expensive but, good quality. The web site is a pain no description on any of the combos and when you order online you dont have the option to Pay Upon Delievery so we order from Hungry Howies.

It’s pizza. It’s a chain. You know what you’re going to end up with. Just don’t go into it thinking that you’re in for some massive culinary experience and things are going to be just fine. Their square pizzas are actually really good. We’ve tried the 8 corners and it’s just not that special to come back to. I suppose that we like the option of having a bit of edge or not. I’ve never been disappointed in an order here.