This is an updated review. We stopped here for a jar of ranch (8.99). The Buckeyes were playing so we decided to stay and watch the last quarter. Fun place to watch the game. The house was pretty much packed. Maybe a few open sots at the bar and one empty table We chose the bar to sit. We ordered a PBR, the wing of the month (hot honey) and the pizza of the month (chilly cheesesteak). Staff was pleasant, very busy. However, even after the crowd cleared out it was hard to get attention despite half the house was now gone. That was weird for JTs. Maybe an off day as they were previously slammed. Also we had to tell them three times about our jar of ranch even tho it was rung into our bill. We did finally get it. Maybe they were tired. Who knows. We chose the monthly pizza/wings. Wasnt a fan. Usually am a fan. So this was also weird. Crust was super crispy. That was fine. JTs has a crispier crust. However the philly pizza did not have much philly steak on the pizza. It was almost like a onion pizza. The crust was cooked fine, the pizza had a unique flavor, one that just wasn't aligned with my taste. but for just shy of 20 bucks for a small.... It should have had more meat. Not what I was going for. Would not get again. The hot honey wings were exactly as they sounded. Fried wings doused with some hot honey. Not really a wing sauce. Also not what i was hoping for. Pro: wings were a very good size and cooked fine. However I would not order this flavor again. JTs is one of my fav places to hang out at. Its a great bar. Fun to watch a game at. Just this time in we chose menu items that simply weren't a home run for our taste buds. We certainly would come back and the staff is always welcoming.

Top on the Columbus pizza pyramid. Great service as well- excited for new location.

Decided to try them for lunch one day since one of my friends was raving so much about it. I ordered the Big Al as well as the appetizer of the month, some sort of cheesy tots! The tots were the star of the show. It came with jalapeño aioli which really complimented the cheesy savory flavor of the tots. The pizza was a bit of a let down. Just not flavorful at all. Kinda bland. I had hot honey on hand which really made the pizza shine. But without it, the pizza was lacking. They don't skimp on toppings though. The sausage pieces were large and chunky. It's def a selling point since many pizza places aren't usually generous with that. Parking was weird. Not busy when I came but it's gotta be a headache in the evenings when it's busy. Not a ton of spots.

Best pizza in Columbus, no exaggeration honestly phenomenal! I've never had a poor experience. Quick and friendly service. Typical lively pub vibe.

Visited here from Southern California where the pizza I'm used to is mainly from the big named chains. Not only is JT's tastier, but is cheaper too! I especially love the curbside pick up and can tell that high quality ingredients are used, especially the hand pulled sausage. Would love to try dining in next time!

Great local Columbus style pizza shop in the Linworth neighborhood. Supper fun atmosphere and yes it is also a nice bar with a wide selection of drafts and a very nice bourbon selection. They have nice drink specials too. We have been about a handful of times and service has always been very good. No complaints! There are plenty of TVs to watch and enjoy games. Great spot to hang out with friends and family. Parking can be tricky but there are options you can find. They have several spots reserved for take out as they will run your order out to your car. Pizza is always delicious. We have had a few different of their options and really enjoyed the pizza of the month, The Reuben. The wings are also delicious and I encourage you to try them on Tuesday for the Bourbon Smoked Wings. They also make their salad dressings and they are delicious. Their ranch is one of the best you can find, along with the Blue Cheese. When you visit be sure to order and take home a jar.

My God, does this place fill up fast! (And for good reason, too) Anna H and I walked in here on a Tuesday night just as they opened their doors, and within 25 minutes, this place was almost full. Taking a seat at the bar, we each ordered a liter of Yuengling from their happy hour beer deal for just $3.50 each. (Who doesn't like late 90s beer prices?). Now, we specifically came here with the idea of sharing their December monthly pizza special, which was the Crab Rangoon pizza. Skeptical? Don't be. It's both unique and delicious. A large pizza will set you back $25, which, in a way, it's expensive but well worth it. After eating a couple bites, we were hooked! The bartender recommended getting the sesame seed crust, which was the perfect compliment to the crab cream cheese, crushed wontons, and other Asian flavors. I've already put this on my calendar for next year, and I'll be back to try to put more of their pizzas and subs. A strong 5 stars. And Here's A Little More For Your Plate: Get there when they open, if you can. It's a tiny, cramped parking lot. Back in park to get out easier.

This place gets a lot of business because of my youngest. They recently revamped their menu - for the better! Their staff is always _on it_ attentive, fast, constantly checking on everyone - and it's never *just* your server. I don't know who the manager is, who the bartender is, or whomever, because they always swing by and check on you. The food has been consistently tasty. Mozzarella wedges - let them cool, I burned my mouth . Meatballs - more cheese than sauce, if that's your thing, but not spicy IMO (worth noting because some places have some insane need to overly spice theirs). I've had the Italian sub - basic, crunchy, good. It is what I think of when I think "Italian sub" (could maybe use some more veggies). Their tossed salad is a nice mix of veggies and cheese - but the (grilled) chicken was refrigerated so it was chilled. Would've liked fresh but it was still juicy chunks of chicken. My son alternates between their cheese calzone (very cheesy, he loves it) and their boneless wings, which I snagged one tonight. They are juicy and crispy, not like that sad excuse of a wing from BW3. They've topped his list for best wings. The issue I have with them - their parking! It's an insanely small lot, they get CRAZY busy and the overflow parking isn't enough to handle all the bodies! I don't know where I should park if not there or next door - by the closed down book store? Across the street? Who knows! But it's a great problem for them, because people clearly love them.