Jet's Pizza Popular Menu Items Ranked Worst To Best

Jet's Pizza opened its first store in 1978 in Michigan. Today, Jet's Pizza is a national pizza chain. Those Great Lakes-inspired flavors are now accessible across the country: Jet's Pizza operates around 400 locations across 19 different states (via RestaurantNews). 

You may know that Jet's Pizza uses a family recipe pizza sauce, plays opera music for its cheese-making cows, and covers each thick, square crust in that Detroit-style cheese layer (making it similar to, yet distinct from, Chicago-style pizza).

Jet's Pizza has an extensive, exciting menu. Detroit-style pies are its specialty. We've carried out some online research and discovered a few basic truths about the chain. Some sides are not worth getting at all. Some pizzas are acceptable but not amazing. 

Some sides are extremely versatile and well-reviewed. In terms of pizzas, the classic flavors are the best. A simple slice of cheese or pepperoni pizza is heaven. Since there's so much indulgence in the very base of these pies, it's best to keep things simple in terms of toppings. Jet's Pizza has a lot to offer, which gives you so much more to explore!

Jet's Pizza offers a few desserts, and the Cinnamon Stix are among these options. However, you can skip this menu option. Overall, Jet's desserts are unimpressive, and the same goes for the Cinnamon Stix. Just don't bother with these. They tend to be bland, starchy, and unsatisfying.

The Cinnamon Stix sold at Jet's Pizza are made from the same dough that's used to create the chain's pizza. The cooks at Jet's Pizza simply take the Detroit-style deep-dish dough and then fashion it into a dessert using butter, cinnamon sugar, and vanilla icing. Eventually, the dessert is cut into short strips, creating the "stix" that the dessert is named for.

There's at least one reviewer on Yelp who is a fan of the Cinnamon Stix. One user wrote, "It's sweet and filling, reminiscent of glazed cinnamon rolls." We don't believe them. The shape of the Cinnamon Stix is nothing like cinnamon rolls. There are plenty of desserts involving cinnamon sugar and icing, but that doesn't mean there's a strong connection between rolls and stix.

Another Jet's Pizza customer had an experience that had a more predictable, understandable experience: According to a Tripadvisor user, "The cinnamon sticks were terrible ... They were hard, crunchy, and burnt."

The Eugene Supreme is another pizza that includes vegetable toppings, sometimes to its detriment. This pie is topped with Italian sausage, green peppers, and mild peppers. Although it technically has a larger vegetable-to-meat ratio than the Super Special, we think the Eugene Supreme is better.

It appears to be slightly more popular based on online reviews: Multiple users celebrate this pizza on Restaurant Guru. One user wrote, "The deep-dish pizza is a crowd pleaser EVERY TIME, and the Eugene Supreme is quite possibly the best delivery pizza you can get out there." Another user on the website said, "It's all about the Eugene Supreme, extra large! Great crust, nice deep-dish pizza with deliciously cooked veggies. Been on the hunt for a great deep-dish pizza establishment and this fits the bill!"

The Eugene Supreme also seems to be slightly more creative than the Super Special due to its use of mild peppers. While this type of pepper is a somewhat common pizza topping, it's still relatively unusual for a fast food chain. Still, the vegetable toppings provided by Jet's Pizza are subpar. We think different pizzas (such as those involving only meat) are superior to this type of deep-dish pizza.

The Buffalo Ranch Chicken Pizza is one of Jet's Pizza's hits. It is topped with grilled chicken, bacon, red onions, ranch, and buffalo sauce. It's easy to enjoy this pizza, especially because it steers clear of any vegetables that may be less fresh. Meat gives the pizza an additional hearty and savory flavor component. But neither of these aspects is the best part of the Buffalo Ranch Chicken pie.

The two sauces featured in this pizza tie everything together with added flavor. The ranch and buffalo sauce (this pizza does not contain the red sauce, according to Jet's) add a layer of moisture that is sometimes needed to balance the starchiness of deep-dish pizza. If the pizza didn't contain these two sauces, we'd recommend keeping a dipping sauce around.

The Pizza Lads blog loved the toppings on this pizza. According to the lads, the Detroit-style deep-dish base is great as always, but the Buffalo Ranch Chicken toppings are almost as good as the base. The meats and red onions complement one another quite well. The Lads think that the sauces go with every component of the pizza. 

This pie from Jet's Pizza is great for people who like sweet-and-savory combinations. It's also a wonderful option for people who want an indulgent meal. Our only critique is the replacement of red sauce with ranch. We think having two sauces is great, but swapping ranch for pizza sauce takes it a little too far.

Jet's Bread is the simplified version of the Triple Cheese Turbo Stix sold by Jet's Pizza. The main ingredients, such as pizza dough, mozzarella, plus a topping of butter, garlic, and Romano cheese, are the same. However, the Turbo Stix contain cheddar cheese, whereas Jet's Bread does not. Since it doesn't contain that extra element of cheese, this side is less indulgent. While we don't recommend getting an extra side of bread with your already bready pizza dinner, Jet's Bread is definitely superior to the Turbo Stix. 

Madison.com reviewed Jet's Bread favorably, calling it a wonderful beginning to the meal. On Tripadvisor, several more people took the time to compliment Jet's Bread. "I could have made a meal out of the Jets bread alone with the thick crust and pizza sauce. It was yummy," said one customer. 

A third person said, "Really enjoyed the pizza and Jet's bread...Will definitely order again." All of these users visited different locations of Jet's Pizza, which goes to show the consistency of the quality of this item across different Jet's Pizza locations. 

As one person pointed out, eating Jet's Bread with sauce alone could count as a meal. However, while we think Jet's Bread works well as a side, we still don't believe it's the best side sold by Jet's Pizza. 

The Cheese Slice from Jet's Pizza, like the Pepperoni Slice, gives customers a slightly larger serving. This piece of pie is bigger than Jet's 4 Corner Pizza or 8 Corner Pizza. It's a good option for individuals on the go. It might be messy. You'll probably have to sit down to eat it. But this is something you can easily pick up, sit down, and devour: No cooking involved.

The Cheese Slice is a definite improvement from previous menu items from Jet's Pizza: It allows the indulgent elements of the deep-dish pizza to shine, unhindered by excess toppings. However, we do think one topping (pepperoni) improves things. Those small, red cups of meaty flavor are the perfect pairing with red pizza sauce, visually but also in terms of taste. The Cheese Slice will probably make you miss pepperoni. 

One blogger on EatThisNY liked the Cheese Slice from Jet's Pizza: They said that the almost excessive amount of cheese was balanced out by the acidic red sauce. Additionally, according to this reviewer, the burnt, cheesy ends of the slice were authentic enough, but the pizza still tasted like fast food. Because this slice is, indeed, fast food from a national chain, we will let this one slide. Still, this Cheese Slice is definitely worth trying. 

The 4 Corner Pizza from Jet's can be customized. Patrons choose between various crust flavors like butter, garlic, cajun, sesame seed, Romano, or turbo crust. You can also choose a bake level. By choosing between light, regular, or well-done bake levels, customers determine how crisp (or soft) their pizza will be. But even without all of these customizations, this menu offering is excellent.

The item consists of four corner slices of Detroit-style pizza, which means that half the edges of every slice are decorated with those crispy, burnt cheese edges. This is the best part of ordering from Jer's Pizza. 

If you're going to a Detroit-style restaurant, then this iconic crust is absolutely unmissable. As all experienced pie eaters know, getting a corner slice is the best way to enjoy the crust, and the fact that this pizza contains four corner slices makes the whole deal even better. 

We only have one critique: This menu item is meant for one person. One Tripadvisor reviewer who ordered the 4 Corner Pizza from Jet's Pizza writes,  "From time to time after a long day of travel or work I order pizza to my hotel room ... it was a good night." 

This item is far more substantial than the individual Cheese or Pepperoni Slices, so it's great for devouring on your own. However, sharing a meal with someone is usually more fun, especially if that meal comes with double the corners.