Detroit-style pizza chain dishing up more local locations 

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Jet’s Pizza, a Detroit-style pizza shop chain, is opening new locations in the Denver area. (Courtesy of Jet’s Pizza)

A Detroit-style pizza shop is expanding its presence locally.

Jet’s Pizza opened a second Littleton location in May and will open franchise stores in Lakewood and Denver by the end of the summer, bumping up Jet’s total number of shops in the Denver area to seven.

The new corporate-owned location in Littleton opened on May 8 at 7735 W. Long Drive. The Lakewood store, at 98 Wadsworth Blvd., will open on June 22, and one at 2306 S. Colorado Blvd. in Denver will open in late August or early September, a Jet’s spokesperson said.

Jet’s already has locations in Parker, Centennial, Aurora and Littleton. The Detroit-based company’s first Colorado store opened in Littleton in 2014.

Jet’s has locations in 19 states. It first opened in Sterling Heights, Michigan in 1978. The company began serving Detroit-style deep dish pizza but has since expanded its menu to include several styles of pizza.

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Jet’s Pizza, a Detroit-style pizza shop chain, is opening new locations in the Denver area. (Courtesy of Jet’s Pizza)

A Detroit-style pizza shop is expanding its presence locally.

Jet’s Pizza opened a second Littleton location in May and will open franchise stores in Lakewood and Denver by the end of the summer, bumping up Jet’s total number of shops in the Denver area to seven.

The new corporate-owned location in Littleton opened on May 8 at 7735 W. Long Drive. The Lakewood store, at 98 Wadsworth Blvd., will open on June 22, and one at 2306 S. Colorado Blvd. in Denver will open in late August or early September, a Jet’s spokesperson said.

Jet’s already has locations in Parker, Centennial, Aurora and Littleton. The Detroit-based company’s first Colorado store opened in Littleton in 2014.

Jet’s has locations in 19 states. It first opened in Sterling Heights, Michigan in 1978. The company began serving Detroit-style deep dish pizza but has since expanded its menu to include several styles of pizza.

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One response to “Detroit-style pizza chain dishing up more local locations ”

  1. You folks are in for a treat – as a lifelong Detroiter, let me tell you that there is something very unique about Detroit style pizza that is unlike any other pizza. Jets is by far the best chain pizza out there.

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