Jonesborough Pizza Parlor

Been consistently best pizza I've ever had over 30 yrs, or longer. Basic but solid taste, crust, & sauce. Perfect for picky kids. Owner is fabulous, local teens make up most of waitstaff, so be kind. Nostalgic for every 80's/90's kid- ideal small business pizza shop. Will never be duplicated for me- Jonesboro Pizza tastes like home.

We went here following all the great reviews. If you want pizza on a literal cracker this is your place. Very very dark inside, old but clean. Staff was very friendly and efficient . It's not my kind of pizza that sums it up.

This is such an iconic pizza place in this town. The staff is super friendly and the pizza is gonna blow your mind!! I love the packaging because I personally find pizza boxes a waste.

Very clean, wonderful staff & the salads & pizza are amazing. I rarely give 5 stars on any business, but this one truly deserves five stars. Wonderful place to take the family or to order for home or from work.

My family's favorite place to eat. Everything they serve is delicious. Great service and staff. We try to go a couple times a month. We love it.

Awesome pizza and salads! The owners are amazing and the wait staff phenomenal. You owe it to yourself to stop in or take-out for lunch or dinner.

Best pizza and salad in town!! The ranch dressing is homemade and amazing. I don't care for the bags the pizza is put in for carry out, but I quickly overlook that when I put the pizza in my mouth.

Yelp was more accurate than TripAdvisor for this place. I think the high reviews from about 20 TripAdvisor people were because prices were right out of the 1980s. I think you can get a good warm meal for less than a fast food joint $4-5---but it did remind me of cafeteria food in elementary school mixed w my uncles wood panel wall basement when we were young. They did have a few tv screens up w football on. But again, not my cup of tea. The service was great as they checked up on us several times and seems like they have regulars that have kept them open over the yrs.

A quaint, locally owned non-chain. I had high hopes. Our last time here was 10 years ago with Ms Kitten. Same 1970s wood paneling on the walls, probably the same low prices. Juke box, pool table, gumball machines, flat screen tv, local divey ambiance. No beer. That's right. Pizza without beer. This may cost a one star demerit. High point: This may be the second best ranch dressing in the greater Tri Cities proper! It's the only dressing made in house. Co-located in a building with M&M barber shop and a gun store. All thin crust, all the time. Very fast today. Crust is bland and despite being thin and the edges crispy, undercooked under the cheese. Wifey says it reminds her of skating rink snack bar pizza AND atmosphere. Pizza served on a cardboard tray and Styrofoam plates/bowls. Full disclosure, I'm anti-Styrofoam. Sausage is mild, pepperoni is normal. It's so convenient, I wish it were better. It's very affordable (large 2 topping just $9.40), and another example of get-what-you-pay-for. With so many verrrrry good pizza places, JPP just doesn't compare well when it comes to the main course. Service is awesome, local small town fussing over company style. This is a place to have your 6th birthday party or after soccer game binge. I didn't hate it, but not in my top 20 pizza joints locally.

Their famous for their homemade ranch dressing. It is very good!! Dinner salad was tasty. Cheese bread was decent. Made from the same dough as the pizzas. Speaking of pizza. They were promoting a new Chicken Ranch pizza. Now I don't know about you but every single chicken ranch pizza I have ever ate had more than just chicken and ranch dressing. This one doesn't. In my opinion when you make a ranch chicken pizza you should always add garlic to the dressing. Otherwise it tastes like you dunked a piece of broiled chicken in dressing & wrapped it in a piece of bread. That's called a sandwich! It was bland and tasteless. Oh well next time I'll....Oh wait there won't be a next time LOL