Jet’s Pizza Is Coming To Buckhead

Jet’s Pizza has made a name for itself as a neighborhood parlor, but now it’s stepping into metro Atlanta’s priciest ZIP Code. Jet’s Pizza is coming to Buckhead!

Local franchisee Noah Creighton is in the final stages of opening his second Atlanta-area location at 857 Collier Rd NW, Suite 11.

This marks the first Jet’s Pizza inside the perimeter (ITP), bringing authentic Detroit-style deep-dish pizza closer to the city. Its entry will add to Atlanta’s best pizza joints ITP.

The 1,160-square-foot spot will serve Midtown, Upper Westside, and Buckhead customers with Jet’s signature square pies—fluffy centers, crispy caramelized cheese edges, and all products made in-house daily, including fresh dough starting at 8 a.m., homemade sauce, and freshly grated cheese using top-quality ingredients.

Creighton, who began as a delivery driver for Jet’s in 2017 and later worked as a corporate trainer, took over the Marietta location in late 2024 and is now expanding. He aims to eventually grow to 5–7 locations in the area.

When Is Jet’s Pizza coming to Buckhead?

The new Buckhead store is currently in the permitting phase, with a targeted opening in late summer or early fall 2026.

It’s a big step for the brand in Atlanta, where all existing spots have been in the suburbs.

As Creighton put it: “This will be the first Jet’s ITP… I’m excited to be the first one. I think it’s going to be an amazing location.”

Detroit-style fans, get ready—proper pizza completion is on the way to Atlanta!

Metro Atlanta’s food and drink scene continues to grow with no stops on the horizon. Ready to try something new?

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