Grano Vivo Pizzeria In Pontedera

I've been to Grano Vivo, a gourmet pizzeria that's always intrigued me, and I finally tried it. Let's start with one thing: the pizzas are out of this world. Excellent dough, top-quality ingredients, and truly distinctive flavors. We also tried a multigrain pizza and found it exceptional. If you're looking for a pizza that "makes a difference," this is it. We also had the famous pizza sushi, which looks really cool from the outside and you expect who knows what... well, it was good, but we weren't crazy about it. Perhaps we were expecting something more original in flavor, given how it was presented. But even there, the quality of the ingredients was top-notch. The service was friendly and the staff very helpful, but... the wait was really long. More than 40 minutes for two appetizers and three pizzas, and considering there were quite a few waiters compared to the number of customers, we weren't expecting it. Then, to top it all off, we spilled a beer, but no worries. These things happen, and I understand how easy it is when you're working. More than anything, the table was placed in an inconvenient spot, near the bar, so with the waiters passing by, it was risky. The place has a somewhat unusual decor, a mix of different things, not bad, but a little "so-so." But honestly, with a pizza like this, you can turn a blind eye to everything else. The price is fair for what you get. Sure, it's a shame about the long wait and the accident, but the quality more than makes up for it. Will I go back? Yes, 100%. Because maybe that night went badly, but there are few pizzas this good in Italy, I assure you. And yes, I recommend it. Go with a little patience, but then let yourself be won over by the pizza: it's worth it.

Very unique pizzas. I had a pizza with baby octopus, potato cream, and parsley... delicious, more like focaccia, very soft. The staff is friendly and quick to resolve issues. Prices are a bit high, but they'll change things up every now and then.

Dinner with friends. The place is really nice, the pizza was good but arrived lukewarm for all four of us. It was already cold after two servings. The coffees, too, arrived lukewarm.

The pizza is good, that's okay, no doubt about it. Let's just say it's not good enough to justify the price; it's really exaggerated, and everyone's complaining about it. The price has also gone up over time, and to be honest, the quality has also gone down, in addition to removing some good products like the pan pizzas. Some of the new decor choices are also a bit questionable, like the giant poster of the owner throwing a pizza, a painting we see as soon as we enter and that covers the entire wall. Well, even less, come on. I'm still giving it 4 stars because it was a good place, and I'd like it to stay that way, hoping they'll go back to focusing more on quality and less on marketing.

Very good pizza, with excellent dough.

Exorbitant prices and redundant descriptions, only to end up eating a simple pizza—undoubtedly good, but still just a pizza. Furthermore, we waited a long time for four pizzas that were very simple.

We've been frequenting GranoVivo pizzeria for a while now, and it's always a pleasure to return. What always wins us over is the extraordinary quality of the dough, the authentic goodness of the ingredients, and the impeccable courtesy of the staff. The atmosphere is always in step with the times, and the location is frequently updated, surprising us with new and delightful details that make every visit special. Highly recommended, and takeout is also quick! Highly recommended for those seeking an authentic and always a little surprising experience!

Great quality ingredients. Courteous service. Compliments to the chef!!!

I've been going to this lovely pizzeria for years, and it's always a wonderful place where the food is excellent. The pizza is divine.

Fabulous dough, very nice atmosphere, highly recommended place