Vivaldi’s Pizzeria

Closest to a NYC pie you can get in the Berkshires. Salads are great, prices are reasonable, and the staff are warm and friendly. Will update as I try more menu items.

Love their Greek salad with chicken! People are very nice. Upon my first visit the owner took the time to show me around the menu. Their delivery radius is surprisingly wide. Its a great –don’t feel like cooking today option for sure. I definitely recommend this place as a takeout/​delivery spot

The main drawback to this shop is the heat. It blows out from the kitchen and there doesn’t appear to be any AC. However the food is worth the wait, and there is usually a bit of one.. there are tables outside or you could call ahead. They have the best eggplant parm I have had in years. I ordered it on a pita and they made me a fresh pita as they were out. Their grinders are really good– great bread and generous fillings. Only had pizza by the slice but the crust was quite good.

It was Sunday and we were desperate. I wish we had planned better because this was fairly bland and not a great value for the money.
All we did was order a small cheese pizza and a buffalo chicken wrap. The pizza was uninspired, bland, lacking sauce and the cheese was super salty. I would be surprised it if wasn’t a cheese blend rather than real mozzarella.
The wrap was okay, nothing special at all. It was served with fries which were the best part of the meal.
The décor was uninviting with three incredibly loud refrigerators behind the counter competing with the tiny t.v. in the corner. It doesn’t say «come in and stay a while» so much as it screams, «If you must sit down we would prefer you did it quickly and left!»
We won’t be returning.

Points to Vivaldi’s for being one of the few places in Lee that delivers (the other being Red Apple). The restaurant itself is located by the town laundromat which makes it a good place if you’re doing laundry in the evening and are hungry. The restaurant itself is very clean which is nice, because who likes going into a dingy place to buy food that they will be eating later? It’s also fairly new, as it opened in October 2012, so let’s hope that they keep up with the maintenance.
Vivaldi’s has standard fare food. It’s nothing spectacular, is very deep fried and the calzones are huge. It’s not a place that you’re going to go home thinking that you just had the best pizza ever (I’m sorry, my family owns New Haven pizza, so it’s hard for me to deal with anything subpar). The prices are decent and if you have a menu, there are coupons that might be useful for family’s or bigger groups.
The service is usually prompt, friendly and makes a timely delivery. Because of this, the fact that they actually deliver and that their non-​pizza options are decent, this place merits a few stars.