Your guide to dining in Berkshire County

After a 35 year business career spent in NYC and the Berkshires, Jim Cervone, an avid amateur chef, and proud Italian, decided to pursue his passion for food specifically pizza! Jim’s love of food began at Sunday dinners at his Italian immigrant grandparents in Astoria NY. Jim spent several years visiting acclaimed urban pizza cafes, attending trade shows, baking pizza in his home until he found what he felt was the perfect pizza crust, red sauce, cheese, and toppings. Then goal was to build the best pizza regardless of cost and offer it for a reasonable price.

On August 31, 2020, CRUST opened its doors on East Street in Pittsfield and has since been serving up some amazing pizza to rave reviews. CRUST embraces the best qualities of Neapolitan and NY styles, and we refer to ours as NEO-NY. With a name like CRUST our focus is on the dough. Our dough is made with a special blend of Italian flours and old-world techniques. The result is a flavorful thin, airy crust with a soft crunchy bite. We keep our menu simple and let the dough and other high-quality ingredients speak for themselves.

Marie’s North Street Eatery & Gallery is a contemporary deli within the historic 1888 Shipton building in the center of North Street, with a flair for the arts and a passion for being a part of the downtown community and scene. And while you eat, you can enjoy our beautiful photography gallery in the front, or our historic North Street pictures in the back.

We are within walking distance for the entire Downtown District. You can make it a quick visit if you need, with our hot and cold grab-and-go items, and even check yourself out. Or sit down in our comfy booths and enjoy our soup of the day, the fresh salad bar, and of course our abundance of delicious made-to-order sandwiches. 

Please see our menu on our website.

If you are looking for authentic Italian cuisine prepared with the freshest ingredients in a beautiful location, then consider Mazzeo’s Ristorante. The Berkshire’s premiere family owned Italian restaurant.

Not only is Mazzeo’s Ristorante one of the finest Italian restaurants in western Massachusetts, it is also conveniently located. At our new location 1015 South Street in Pittsfield, MA we are only minutes from The Colonial Theatre, Barrington Stage Company, Tanglewood, Shakespeare & Co, and other great Berkshire County attractions.

Mazzeos Ristorante, is a second generation family-owned authentic Italian restaurant located minutes from downtown Pittsfield on Route 7. We have been serving generations of families, locals and tourists in the heart of the Berkshires since 1988.

We offer fine Italian-American cuisine with expertly chef-prepared dishes and premium wines. Our outstanding menu, featuring pasta, chicken, veal and seafood, highlights a spectrum of delicious Italian specialties all with the freshest of ingredients.
With a warm, welcoming and elegant ambiance, Mazzeo’s Ristorante provides an inviting destination for all. We can easily accommodate romantic dinners, special occasions, business meals, or even private or banquet functions.

Whether you’re in the mood for an expertly prepared pasta dish, a homemade dessert, or simply a great bottle of wine, Mazzeo’s can fulfill all of your delightful requests. Stop by and let us show you how authentic flavor and personalized service combine to make for truly an unforgettable dining experience.

Ci vediamo! (until we meet again)
Tony & Michael Mazzeo

Zucchini's restaurant is a family restaurant with private banquet facilities and full service catering, providing the Berkshires with high quality food and service. Husband and wife team Mickey and Lynne Soldato have over 40 years of combined experience in the restaurant business. Two years ago they decided to combine their talents to create Zucchini's Restaurant and provide the community with a place to go where they could get a great meal at a reasonable price and feel comfortable. Zucchini's has been received with open arms from the community and has been recognized in the New York Times.