Zeeks Pizza

Pre-​ordered using online ordering system which was super easy to use. I planned ahead for my pickup just after noon. When I showed up I was told that the order had just been put in the oven and would be ready in 10 minutes. After 10 minutes the hostess came back to tell me my order had been lost. Keep in mind there were only 2 tables in the restaurant. Disappointing as we had a group of 8 waiting on us for lunch and Zeek’ s didn’t compensate any of the $ 80 worth of pizza as the hostess didn’t have the authority and there is no manger on duty mon/​tues. next time I’ll skip zeeks and go elsewhere in West Seattle.

Thank you zeeks, for saving us from starvation, and for taking us in so close to closing on a Sunday night!

I loved the Weekend hippie pizza with a delicious Alfredo base and portabella mushrooms. The service here was great, and I loved my beer– pfriem Christmas ale. Everything was to die for.

Came with 6 kids and 3 adults. They accommodated our large group. The kids loved the pizza. We all agreed the crust was yummy. Lots of topping options. Good quality salads. It was a great lunch stop for a large group needing a casual meal. Thanks!

Flavor is pretty good but it is simply too expensive! A small (6 slices) peperoni pizza shouldn’t be $ 20– at least not at this quality. Delivery came on time and warm but I don’t live far.
It’s a treat when I have it but not exactly worth it. Probably the best in the area though.

Unless having dinner at Chuck E. Cheese appeals to you, skip Zeeks and go to Talarico’s instead. Way too family friendly!

Zeek’s is my go-​to for delivery pizza. They don’t mess around with the toppings (see picture), and the crust is consistently a good mix of chewy and crunchy.
My only complaint is that it’s a bit overpriced. But I’m usually happy to pay for quick delivery, giant toppings, and filling slices.
Only warning: if you remember, ask to have your pizza a little extra cooked, especially with delivery. Doing that has made my experience with Zeek’s much better; no longer waiting for tomorrow’s reheating for a crispy bottom crust.

Their pizza was pretty amazing and the bartender was very nice even when I accidentally knocked over the parmesan shaker to the ground which then shattered!:(

I have to say — love Zeeks pizza but when I was told for the second time in three weeks that the salted carmel ice cream had run out I am disappointed that the web site continues to hawk it.
My wife is pregnant — the chocolate mexican ice cream is pretty bad (I did submit and agreed to it during the last «outage») and all she wants is the salted caramel — I dutifully ordered a pizza as I saw the SC was available and then I get a nasty call telling me that they are «out» but have mexican chocolate.(once again)
All you have to do is to take the salted off the ice cream menu — in fact take anything down you don’t/won’t/can’t sell — its bad for your customers and candidly I wont buy from you guys again as I have so many other good options here on Alki. Take a page out of the Amazon playbook and treat your customers first — when that happens i’ll be back.
Maybe one consumer is too little for big Zeeks — I can tell you that it doesn’t matter if you listen to this or not — they will screw you as they screwed me by offering a product that was not available — that should at the very least bring you to wonder why you are putting your money up for anything they provide — would you feel like you got a fair deal if the food truck you ordered from delivered half the product and suddenly was «out «of the rest?
its as simple as a little governance and instructing your team to restrict to the public what is not available — apparently this got missed and continues to get missed — fool me once it’s my fault — twice it’s all on you.

Tonight I was in the zeeks in west seattle not only was the Dinner steller the waiter Brandon was superb. He was quite pleasent and was very helpful .he knows his menu front to back. great attribute, to the zeeks staff .as well the guys in the kitchen where great curtis did a great job the pizzas where excellent as alway I will tell everyone about this great pizza pallor.
Cheers I highly recommend this fine place it’s a very comfortable. Place.

Pizza is pretty good but for the price you pay it’s just too damn ridiculous I would rather go to Talarico’s. I give the pizza for stars…

Love the carafes of water on the table (no begging for refills like at some places). We love the Puget Pounder, just something great about the taste of their pizza. Service is always quick and cheerful, but we’re only here during the days on weekdays, so it’s not a busy time. The only downside I would say, is yes, it’s a little pricey for the food, but the booths are kind of uncomfortable because they are painted wood and nothing else. I like the open floorplan.

These prices are so high, you expect 5 star service. It’s was your average sit down and order. A large meat pizza, @ 24.95 is completely outrageous even if the beef is grass fed.
There is nothing about this experience that makes it special enough to justify the high prices. Its just average pizza place with extremely high prices and very hard wooden booths.

Simply put:
The salad was good, not great.
The Texas bbq style pizza was good, the cheese pizza was not that great and the tree hugger pizza was so-​so.
The beer (red ale) and bread sticks were nice.
The service was good.
The price tag: way overpriced for food that isn’t out of this world.
We ate on the patio, the outdoor space was nice and It seemed like everyone was enjoying themselves.
I love pizza and this place had good review, but maybe it was over hyped. I don’t think i will return to this location. Overall is wasn’t bad, but I’ve had much better.
I’m not sure if I will eat here again, but you never know.

This place really annoyed me. I just wanted 1 medium pizza for here, somehow got a small pizza and a Greek salad to go. I was told by the server they were helping me save money. What’s annoying is that by getting my order wrong, they over charged me by $ 6. Unfortunately I’m in a time crunch so couldn’t wait for another pizza to be made, but obviously enough time to post this review. What’s wrong with people?

Maybe 2.5 But honestly… meh. I don’t get the big deal. Over-​hyped, over-​priced. Only went once. Just did not think it was the end all be all. There are so many other options in Seattle, and West Seattle.
Plus, as I recall, there are «healthy» options, and you know what? It’s PIZZA. It’s not supposed to be health food. Stop trying so hard.
I’ll keep going to Tutta Bella, or Cornuto’s and the like.

Cherry Bomb Za with Bale Breaker Top Cutter IPA
That’s the real deal /​looks good /​smells good (basil) /​tasted delicious

Zeeks holds the current title for best pizza in West Seattle. Crust is a great mix of doughy and crunchy – hard to perfect without undercooking. Toppings are fresh, and they are happy to make pizzas to order.
Pies are well-​sized, and it may make more sense to get a bigger one and split it than 2 smaller ones. Beer selection is good, and even sending a bad one bad is OK with staff. Nice place to spend some time after/​before exploring West Seattle. Parking lot in back is free, but a bit tight for larger cars and SUVs. Can get tight towards the evening-​time, so it might make sense to look for street parking and walk a block.
I’m not sure about their dog policy for the patio. Would love to return with our dog one sunny Sunday afternoon.
Will def return.

I’ve eaten at this location 3 times. I’ve ordered from Zeek’s a dozen times at another location for work, so I’ve had a lot of their pizza.
The waiter/​waitress I’ve had each time has been good at their job and checks in regularly.
The pizza is the best damn pizza in Seattle. Period. The crust is fantastic. No thin crust here so if that’s what you want, keep looking. The crust is chewy, thick and tastes great. So many toppings, you need a knife, fork and 50 napkins. My favorite pizzas are the Puget Pounder, Quentin Florentino and Yeti.
The place is pricey when it comes to pizza. A pie will be $ 22-​$ 30 for a large. It will feed 4 people and then some unless you haven’t eaten all day. But then maybe it still will.
They have Ben & Jerry’s on hand for dessert, too. And I am off the soda wagon, so I love that they offer Martinelli’s, the best apple juice ever.
Parking at this location is available with a small lot in the back and you don’t have to pay for it, a novelty in Seattle anymore.
Stupid TV’s playing sports and bland décor lowers the ambiance score. Not a place for a romantic night out as this is definitely family friendly when they bring out a wad of pizza dough for kids to smack at the table.
Food: 4.5 stars
Service: 4 stars
Ambiance: 3 stars
Parking: 4 stars

This is the story of a college coed who loved late night snacking.
She would order cardboard flavored take-​out during her undergrad years because that is all she could afford. Greasy pepperoni and rubbery cheese were her resignation. Once or twice a quarter, she and her dorm mates would save their pennies, from part-​time jobs cleaning toilets and answering phones, and splurge on savory pies by the name of Tree Hugger, Thai One On and Frog Belly Green.
The new gourmet pizza shop up the street from their university had the most interesting flavors, fresh ingredients, and handsome delivery boys with dirty bike messenger appeal.
Fast forward eighteen years and the (former) college coed is back in town, living only 20 minutes from the university campus. She still loves her snacks and takes delight in bringing friends and family to any of the nine locations that same gourmet pizza shop now owns. She is married with a husband in graduate school, so her future with late night indulgence is sure. She will gladly join her man for his twilight study sessions with a Texas Leaguer and Organic Drift under each arm.
Zeeks pizza is a delicious denominator, after all.
The end.