Great food. Convenient, reasonably priced, and fast.
The pizza is the closest to "New York" style that you can get in Damascus. If I don't get pizza, I get a snake and cheese. They are every bit of 12", loaded however you like, and full of flavors. My wife gets the Greek chicken salad which is good also. Loaded with chicken and plenty of lettuce and veggies.
Decor is a bit boring. But you don't come here for that...
Been here with my motorcycle club (<a href="/redir?url=http%3A%2F%2FslowRidersMC.com&s=a7a5951a534e85addcff60f35973ce9a79bcbf28ce7cde31d29cfb0fb1d3121e" target="_blank" rel="nofollow">http://slowRidersMC.com</a>) for lunch a few times and my wife and i came on a Sunday night for dinner. The food is consistently good here. Fresh tasting and truly satisfying portion sizes. The wait staff are very attentive, with nice friendly attitudes.
Another indicator of a well managed business - the men's room was very clean :-)
Went there for my lunch break and got the Stromboli, and for 6 or 7 bucks you get this huge thing that you can eat for lunch AND dinner. It was super delicious; you get to pick what toppings you want, and I think it's unlimited. I loved it, although the sauce has space for improvement.
Review Source:I love this place. Â I live in germantown and used to drive down to Mama Luccia's in Fallsgrove to get good pizza, but got tired of dropping $20n a pizza.
i am from Long Island, and the new york style pizza at J&P's does the trick for me. Â With their online coupon, a large salad, extra large pizza, and 2 liter runs about 15 bucks. Â You can't beat that!!
J&P's is ten times better than anything else in the area.
I've tried repeatedly to find something I like on the menu because my partner loves the calzones here, but nothing agreed with me until I tried the calamari. Â It's breaded and frozen, and I'm sure it comes from a warehouse somewhere in New Jersey, but it's the one thing that stays down and doesn't have me bolting for the loo. Â But as I said, my partner loves the calzones, so I guess it's up to individual taste. Â Mine says... no.
Review Source:J & P's is part of a chain of stores that provides cheap, fast pseudo-Italian food. There are other locations nearby in Mt. Airy and Taylorsville, to name but two. As with all chain branches, the experience is both homogenized (same menu) but somewhat unique. The Damascus branch has a much more "homey" feel about it, more family-oriented, much less formal than the other locations.
They serve pizza, subs, sandwiches, and a few dishes like lasagna and whatnot. I'd say their subs are their strongest point. Nothing is really exceptional, even compared to other places in the same town (Jerry's does better cheesesteaks, Subway offers more sub options for roughly the same price, Ledo's has Italian fare a shade better, etc.), but for a quick and reasonably cheap eat it will serve pretty well.
Very popular with the high-school crowd as well, traditionally the waitstaff at this location has been all high school students.
"A-OK" pretty much sums it up. Wouldn't survive in a city with stronger offerings, but does just fine where it is. I wouldn't seek it out, but wouldn't pass it up if I was hungry and walking by either.
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