
Hours
| Monday | Closed |
| Tuesday | 11 AM–8 PM |
| Wednesday | 11 AM–9 PM |
| Thursday | 11 AM–9 PM |
| Friday | 11 AM–9 PM |
| Saturday | 11 AM–9 PM |
| Sunday | Closed |
Address and Contact Information
Address: 33031 W 83rd St, De Soto, KS 66018
Phone: (913) 586-5141
Website: http://www.kjspizzeria.com/
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Reviews
The cheese on the pizza was very flavorful! Caught me off guard with my first bite. The sausage was so good! I got down to the crust and went to put it down when one of the managers/owners/bosses came up and gave us some made in house ranch. It was literally EXACTLY what I was wanting in the moment lol. Perfect timing and a very thoughtful and appreciated gesture! And man was it good! We ordered the calzone as well and it was literally as good as the pizza, just the marinara was on the side.
Will 100% be back to try their made from scratch soup and their cookies. Also heard their cheese sticks are good as well(I can only imagine how good they are dipping them into that house made ranch!).
Deserving of their 4.8star rating for sure. With so many highly rated pizza joints there is a reason this one is higher than the rest! Go check em out!
Families NEED to bring back “pizza night”. That was a staple in the 90s/2000s and it was all centered around family and good pizza. THIS is the place to bring that back with! This is the most cost effective way to eat out as a family AND the food is fantastic AND you’re supporting a family owned/local business. It’s a win win win.
Shop local. Drink local. Eat local. KJs is the best!
You can tell the difference when you dine here that they are levels above the competition. Other places really can’t compete at this level, it requires passion to be the best, they know cuisine.. If you are in De Soto Kansas this is the place to go.
Today’s experience left me disappointed. After placing and paying for my order, I kindly asked the cashier if someone could bring it out to my car once it was ready. His response was a firm, “We can’t do that.” My baby was going through a growth spurt and wouldn’t settle unless he was with me — any parent knows how hard those moments can be.
Eventually, I had to bring him inside with me. As I was walking in with my baby in my arms, another employee saw me struggling and asked if I needed help. I said yes, and I appreciated that gesture. But I was also confused because I had just been told they couldn’t offer that kind of assistance.
It may seem like a small thing, but in that moment, a bit of empathy and flexibility would have gone a long way. Unfortunately, this experience made me feel like customer care wasn’t a priority.
For me, one bad experience can be enough to change where I choose to spend my money — especially when it comes to how people are treated.
I’d love to see this business succeed — just not at the cost of care and kindness.