jockamo upper crust pizza

the pizza is good, but not great. service is hit and miss here, but i prefer the pizza here to most in the indy greenwood area, with the exception of few.

notthatoldlady. staff was condescending and rude.

overrated not great. sloppy waitstaff

margharita pizza - okay!. i had their margharita pizza during lunch.

all i have to say is that you need to try it when you go. forget all of that meat. if you like light and delicious, then this is the pie for you.

get a seat out in the patio area, have a glass (or two) of wine (i had reisling) and chill. take a guest or go all alone.

enjoy!

excellent.. i visited at 7pm on a sunday night. upon walking to the host stand we were almost immediately seated and had our drink orders taken. my friend and i had good conversation going so the waitress lydia was courteous and gave us time to look over the menu. our glasses were constantly being refilled in a timely manner even being seated outside. our orders took a bit long to come out, but it's pizza not a burger and fries. it was also a sunday night and the place was at least half full. the alfredo broccoli and chicken pizza was excellent. the chicken wasn't dry and the veggies were crisp, nothing was burned. it was good. the service was very conscientious and the food was great. very satisfied and will recommend to others.

a big fan of pizza done right. i had the slaughter house an thai pizza, they where both amazing an unique. also had the california roll sandwich, i fell in love, they used real crab meat! great atmosphere the bar was nice also, but the service was on the slow side.

finally food on the east side. finally more none chain options on the eastside! good pizza and lots of different kinds. although i do wish for one with bacon and potatoes.

we paid for this?. granted, we don't get to have pizza often -- so we were all the more excited to order and then all the more sad when the crust was like the supermarket cardboard, the cheese was thick and solid like concrete and the pepperoni was teeeeeeeeeensy and too few and far between. the side salad for lunch was about a 1/2 cup of iceberg. and when it was delivered they forgot the forks and the napkins. oh, and they were like an hour and half getting to the hotel. waste of a meal in indianapolis. makes me want to give up pizza forever.

undercooked mess. went with a friend for lunch sat noon. hostess originally seated us at one of worst tables for two (they were not full and she put us close to kitchen where you could see dishes, etc). we moved and they were accommondating. ordered thai chicken pizza to split. had too much sauce on it and was a mess. also seemed undecooked (crust still a bit doughy etc). maybe it was just this pizza, but was a big disappointment. i had been looking forward to trying this place for some time but will will likely stick with some guys, bazbeaux, others. not feeling that great tonight and wondering if this is the cause. ick.

don't miss this place. the pizza here is not necessarily the best i have ever had but it's very good. i like the atmosphere here too. i like the hummus plate a bunch.

best cheap lunch in town. i've been coming here for lunch at least 2-3 times a week for the last couple of months and it's always great. i get the lunch special with a slice of pepperoni pizza, a small salad with creamy gorgonzola dressing and iced tea. only 5 bucks!! can you believe it? it's the deal of the century.

i love the crust here and jockamo's cheese and pepperoni are so flavorful. that's more than i can say for a lot of other places in town.

if you're ever on the east side of town or even if you're not, stop into jockamo's for lunch. you won't be disappointed.

great pizza. fun stop visiting the old house, wish i'd never sold it, irvington has gotten super trendy and this place is tops for healthy, trendy , great pizza.

i had recently been introduced to jacamo's upper crust pizza during a recent business lunch, so we decided to drive to greenwood and give this place a try for our friday night chow. we picked up garrett at home and headed south, 28 miles, to have pizza! i know, you're already questioning my sanity….why would anyone drive 28 miles for a pizza?? afterall, we must be passing a hundred pizza joints along the way. crazy? yeah, like a fox! when we pulled into the parking lot, we were immediately disappointed. the lot was packed, people were waiting outside, and it looked like the wait was going to be longer than the drive was. we dejectedly made our way across the lot and checked in with the hostess, who told us we'd be waiting about 45 minutes for a table. yikes! we were starving! we tried bribing the young lady with a big fat tip…but she didn't bite. we reluctantly decided to wai

the menu had some pretty cool pizza options, a little different from your everyday pizza joint

good pizza. we stopped by this pizza joint while in town visiting some friends.
good local vibe.
we ordered:
1. slaughterhouse five
2. maui
3. philly jack
4. caliente
our favorite of the bunch was a tie between the slaughterhouse and the caliente.
for six hungry adults, we had about 2 pizza's worth left over for breakfast the next day.