Jim’s Pizza Calumet
117 6th St, Calumet, MI, 49913
Jim’s Pizza Calumet Menu
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Address :
117 6th St
Calumet, MI, 49913 - Phone (906) 337-4440
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Opening Hours
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Specialities
- Takes Reservations : No
Delivery : Yes
Take-out : Yes
Accepts Credit Cards : Yes
Good For : Lunch, Dinner
Parking : Street
Good for Kids : Yes
Good for Groups : Yes
Attire : Casual
Ambience : Casual
Noise Level : Average
Alcohol : No
Outdoor Seating : No
Wi-Fi : No
Has TV : No
Waiter Service : Yes
Caters : No
Categories
Pizza
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Kevin R.
Have eaten a few times here as well as had carry out. Can't complain about the pizza, always fresh, hot, and a good deal!
(5)Diana W.
Just ok pizza, not as good as Dominos or Pizza Hut but better than from straight out of a box. Dismal salad with wilting iceberg lettuce. Unfriendly staff.
(2)Brian N.
Ordered a medium thin crust with pepperoni sausage and mushrooms for pick up. The gal said 30 minutes I showed up at 28 minutes pizza was ready I brought it back to my motel room 2 blocks away it was cold and the crust was soggy. Yuk maybe I just caught them on a bad day but this was one if the worst pizzas I've ever had. Sauce wasn't bad plenty of toppings but cold and soggy really ruined it.
(1)Kerry S.
Their thin crust pizza here is so delicious! Every time we are in town, our first stop is here. The restaurant is filled with books on U.P. history, which are available to purchase. I had flipped thru a book and found an old (1960's) Calumet high school flyer that had my Dad's name in it. I was able to buy it for $2, took it to my dad and he had a hoot seeing that old flyer with his name on it! The food here is great, the only downside is that soda is served by size and price, so no free refills here. So, if you are super thristy, get water! Other than the soda cost, this is a great little place to eat at in Calumet!
(5)Cindy B.
The little personal pizzas are delicious! Service was great. Friendly place and family atmosphere. Would definitely come back.
(5)Stef H.
Jim's has been a family favorite since it opened in the 1970s. A couple members of my family have even worked there at various points. Whenever I am back in town, I have to stop there to get a pizza. As for the food, the pizza is thin crust, but not cracker crust. It has a chewiness to it. The real appeal of the pizza is the sauce, which is tangy. Many pizzas I've had create sauces that are overly tomato-y and sweet. I think the secret of Jim's pizza sauce is the use of fennel seed with a saltier base. It makes the sauce more aromatic and less overwhelmingly tomato-y. Honestly, it's one of those pizzas where you start eating and then suddenly realize how full you are because you've eaten half a pizza. We typically stop there Sunday for lunch. I've discovered the biggest issue is that the restaurant is typically woefully understaffed. That's a popular time for much of the elderly population to come in so the small dining room gets full. Most of the time, there is but one teenage waitress on duty, and the poor girl has to take all orders, serve all food and drinks, answer the phone orders, handle takeout, and fill all requests as they come up. This can make service seem slow.
(5)Mike B.
I can't speak to the pizzas, but we had great pasties at Jim's. That was on Monday, June 21st, 2010. It happened by accident. We actually wanted to have lunch at Michigan House Cafe & Brewpub. But we could not even get seated there, so we left and walked around for a place for lunch. We stumbled onto to Jim's Pizza. Turns out on Monday the lunch special is (or was) pasties. We orded two to go and browsed the book shelves while we waited. We got our order and then headed out to find a place to have lunch. We found a county park at Eagle River right on the water. When we opened up the box to eat - WOW! Now these pasties were the real deal! Big, flaky crust and stuffed full. Here is a photo of our tasty lunch. epicroadtrips.us/2010/mi… The bill for the two big pasties? $9.76 ! WV-Mike EpicRoadTrips.us
(4)Jocelyne H.
We really like this place. Good burgers. The pizza is ok. Not super fond of it but it is better than store bought. We love their onion rings. What you pay for and what you get is well worth it. Love that they also sell books and other things. Have gotten about 6 cookbooks from here. the books are used but are in good shape. the most I have paid for one is $4.00. The desserts are good. they make fried cookie dough balls. Our daughter loves these. Servers are very nice and helpful when you have questions.
(5)Ralph S.
Jim's motto "Eat our pizza it's the best in town. Seriously we are the only pizza joint in town" Seriously though , Animal has been knocking amazing food off that grill longer than many customers have been alive. And that is the reason they are the only one in town. They do it all right and they do it all delicious.
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