
Place · 0.3 mi away

Leek's Pizzeria is the park’s easy win when you want a casual meal with serious scenery—think hot pies on a big outdoor deck overlooking Jackson Lake with the Tetons front and center. It sits at Leeks Marina, so you’ll watch boats come and go while you eat.
The menu is pizza-first with salads and a few simple extras. The dough and sauces are made in-house daily, and there are vegetarian and gluten-free options. Expect a relaxed, family-friendly vibe, plus beer and wine to go with your pie.
From the deck you get long views across Jackson Lake to the Teton Range, plus the buzz of a working marina. It’s a natural perch for sunset color on clear evenings. Around the shoreline, keep an eye out for birds and waterfowl cruising the bays.
Leek’s typically operates seasonally (late spring through early fall) and keeps lunch-to-dinner hours—roughly noon to 9 pm in season. For lighter crowds and easier deck seating, aim for early lunch right at opening or a late lunch after 3 pm. Sunset dinners are popular; on busy weekdays, the 5–7 pm window can be the peak. If that’s your goal, arrive early to claim a view table.
There’s a courtesy dock, so you can tie up and grab a meal. Note that Leeks Marina serves private boats—don’t plan on rentals here. After eating, take a short stroll down to the bay for wider lake-and-boat vistas.
Parking and restrooms are on site, and the deck has ample outdoor seating, though waits are common during peak summer mealtimes. It’s a straightforward stop by car off the main park road via Leeks Marina Road.
The marina and pizzeria take their name from Stephen Leek, an early conservation-minded local whose legacy is tied to the area’s boating and wildlife story.
