Christos Famous Pizza

The food is good and most of it seems decently priced (a small pizza for $ 12) but some of it is pretty outlandish (5 mozzarella sticks, while large, shouldn’t cost $ 6.50). The service is slow and the people there are often chatting with other people for several minutes before coming over to acknowledge you at all (this has happened all three times I’ve gone– don’t know if the people they’re talking to are friends, employees, favorite customers, or what). All in all, I do enjoy the food but it’s not a place I would go out of my way for or necessarily recommend to someone.

During a food festival on main street last year I found Christo’s Pizza. There Primavera pizza is unbelievably good and I’m from Boston. There cheese pizza is also good. I also like there spinach pie even though I think it’s expense. I haven’t tried other menu items because I can’t get enough of the Primavera, I’m hooked!

If this place is «famous» then I’m Sammy Davis Jr.
OK I’m not usually a fan of Greek Pizza. However I didn’t mind this Greek pizza because this little mom and pop shop provided service with a smile and their family work ethic was quite admirable. It looked like they had the whole family working on the day I visited. Plus, I liked their prices… very reasonable prices.
Actually the pizza wasn’t bad, although I find a lot of Greek pizzas to taste the same. But the pizza hit the spot for this hungry traveler. Crust, sauce, and cheese… all good.
There you have it. That’s straight from the mouth of the Candyman. Babe.

Mediterranean pizza… yes!
We’re new in town and are thrilled to have found this place.
Greek! Pizzas! Nice owner! Adorable little place!
I’m hooked.

Sliced Cheesey Goodness. Soft thin crust. Authentic Greek red sauce. Very good quality cheese.

Drove up to go to Mass MOCA on a Monday. Best stuffed grape leaves we’ve ever eaten. Nice friendly family owns the place. Great service. Very good eggplant gyro. The spinach pie is yummy.
Food seems fresh and home cooked. Didn’t try the pizza.

Paid a total of $ 9.50 for something that is listed on the menu as $ 7.95 (though she later gave me a dollar back because she didn’t have the fries that I didn’t ask for) that is completely identical to another menu item that is a dollar cheaper, aside from the fact that mine was supposedly ‘souvlaki’. Didn’t receive the drink I asked for. Frozen pickles — how could I tell? — there was ice on them. Their tzatziki reminds me of the first time I tried my hand at making the condiment, except mine was better. Finished it but left hungry.
Pros: pita was warm and food was acceptable. Nice people, seems like. Unfortunately, good intentions don’t always make good food. I want to say better things, but there aren’t any.
Should have gone a dollar fifty up and grabbed a burger at Public. Or just have gone to Angelina’s, where at the bare minimum I would have more food for less money.

Pizza was not the best quality. However very filling. The overall experience was okay.

I love Christos Pizza! The Athena’s Gourmet Special is the best pizza in town, and their veggie pizza or house special isn’t far behind. They have plenty of other good Greek dishes to choose from. They also have the best eggplant grinders and the eggplant is always cooked perfectly.
I usually order delivery. While delivery may take slightly longer than some places, food always arrives hot, usually too hot to eat and clearly fresh out of the oven so no complaints there.

I love Christos Pizza! I also love their Manicotti! YUMMMM! I usually get delivery but whenever I do they arrive in a timely manner and the food is always fresh and warm. The people are very helpful and friendly on the phone. The delivery people are always nice but more importantly the food is fantastic! I’d say the best pizza in town.

This place was great! I’m glad we weren’t deterred by some of the other reviews! I had the eggplant gyro and it was everything I hoped it would be. I wish we were in town longer– I’d definitely give the Mediterranean platter a spin!

Excellent Greek/​Italian food, great atmosphere small/​clean, and very friendly staff. If you’re in North Adams don’t miss this great restaurant!

Once had good food before they open second place in Williamstown. The food is never the same twice. Weekends the fish and chips is made with fresh fish weekdays frozen fish squares. They have messed up every order we have placed. We will no longer be supporting Christo’s

My husband and I road the 3 hrs out to this area to look at foliage and just go for a ride. but after trying many different places on the GPS for lunch (not that it was like 3pm) we were walking zombies with low blood sugar. we walked past this place like 3 times and after every other place we tried to eat at (which were not open for dinner until 5pm) we stopped in. It was very slow, but there was a very cute older man (who reminded both of us of my grampa which was a plus) who seated us. The woman who took our order was very friendly and I liked her immediately. Jay ordered the cheeseburger club which came with real bacon (always a plus with him) and ranch dressing. I got the ham and pineapple calzone. Jay absolutely loved his burger (enough that he really didnt offer me much of a bite) my calzone was ok, it needed more spices, but it was good, and i was starving. The place was ok, nice paintings on the wall, husband said the bathroom was clean, and I just really liked the personalities of the staff there. They fed us so we could make the long trip home.

Food: Average
Kitchen: Slow
Service: Slow

Too bad I did not notice the tip before coming here. Slow service is an understatement. 40 minutes for 2 grinders and get out bill.
Not worth the wait either. The staff were all very nice but that is the best thing I can say about this place.
Buffalo chicken grinder was grilled chicken which was fine because she did tell me. However there was no hot sauce or spice that would constitute it as «buffalo.» It came on a sesame roll and was not made as requested. I said no tomatoes but what I got instead was no cheese. They never checked back on the meal.
Hubby had a turkey blt. It was on toasted sourdough. Very thick but no real flavor. It came with a side of steak fries. Just ok.
Fountain drinks with no free refills were $ 1.75 each. Prices of sandwiches were average.
The bathroom was out of toilet paper and the garbage was overflowing with paper towels.
I cannot recommend this place

Our Pizza was average. Eggplant sandwich was below average. The prices were decent.

Just discovered this great eatery about a month ago. Much more than pizza, with a very broad menu of Greek and Italian items. Mostly takeout business, but a half dozen tables. I only remember that the food was very good that we had, and not pizza. …I was his date, and I introduced him to it ! We had more Greek cuisine than anything else. Spinach pie, spanokopita, humus platter, and other classics, along with rice and fresh baked fish of the day. Casual, small and intimate, very moderately priced. Run by an older couple which gives it an authentic and homey feel. and the owner makes her own baklava which is always a real treat, as the other more formal Greek restaurant up the road in the next town, Michaels, in Williamstown, always offers baklava on the dessert menu but never has it in reality. Christo’s has served it graciously with a cup of tea every time.

Good I mean great place to get Greek cuisine, love the Baklava!

This a VERY solid 4, even a 4.5, but as that is not an option, I throw down a solid and enthusiastic 4!
The blend of Greek with pizza was far and away the best combination I have experienced. My wife and I had a sausage pizza which had the best sausage I have had outside of my native midwest! To cap it off, the baklava and rice pudding were stand-​outs in their own right!
The seating is limited but comfortable.
Also, an honorable mention goes out to the garlic bread. What could make it special, you ask? Garlic bread on Greek toast is your answer. Amazing.