
Jules Thin Crust is a quick service pizza restaurant, specializing in organic thin crust pizza made with fresh ingredients, and dough and sauce that is made in house daily. We are passionate about accommodating those with dietary restrictions and lifestyles including but not limited to vegetarian, vegan, gluten free, and dairy free. We also have a sister store, Love Bird, that offers naturally gluten free fried chicken!
Modern pizzeria chain serving organic thin-crust pies & salads in a family-friendly setting.
Hours
| Monday | 11 AM–8 PM |
| Tuesday | 11 AM–8 PM |
| Wednesday | 11 AM–8 PM |
| Thursday | 11 AM–8 PM |
| Friday | 11 AM–9 PM |
| Saturday | 11 AM–9 PM |
| Sunday | 11:30 AM–8 PM |
Address and Contact Information
Address: 18 Witherspoon St, Princeton, NJ 08542
Phone: (609) 759-0082
Website: https://www.julesthincrust.com/
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Reviews
The few who tried the Nashville Chicken pizza were pleasantly surprised by its deliciously spicy kick balanced by a sweet glaze. Interestingly, they loved the vegetarian options just as much as the chicken pizza, showcasing the universal appeal of Jules’ creations. One medium pizza, priced affordably at just $19-$20, is more than enough to satisfy 2-3 people, making it a great value. We even had leftovers, a testament to their generous portions. The thin crust was perfectly crispy and held up well under the generous toppings, adding to the overall delightful experience. The ambiance of the Witherspoon Princeton location was inviting and perfect for a casual meal with friends or family. Overall, Jules Thin Crust Pizza delivers an exceptional dining experience with their innovative and delicious pizzas. Highly recommended!
There are several ready-made pies that are ready to warm up by the slice. We knew we were hungry enough for an entire pie, but it wasn’t entirely clear from our conversation with those at the counter that a build-your-own pie option was available (it is; it’s just the workers there either didn’t seem to understand what we were asking, or were pushing us toward ordering from the available pies).
I’ve found that a two-fold downside of some ultra-thin crusts pizzas, both of which seemed to be the case here. One, the toppings can be a little thin. Maybe it’s because they’re trying to think about how much load-bearing weight those crusts can hold up, but I missed some of those perfect sauce-cheese-toppings ratios in our slices here. Two, these slices don’t wait well. I got caught up in conversation with my lunch mate, and ten minutes in, I found that my slices had gone brick cold. The flavors were still here (and appreciably so), but these are clearly meant to be enjoyed as soon as they emerge from the oven.
Located in the heart of Princeton University, a small but lovely little shop caters to pizza in a unique way.
On display were a number of interesting options for both vegetarians and carnivores. Vegan options were available too but with limitations.
The ambience was rather lively with seating just about available at the time we visited.
Cute and cozy might help me best describe its ambience.
As for the pizza itself, it works well as thin crust goes, but over-all, decent. Nothing too great, but not too bad either.