Tomato Street North Division

Me and my family went here for the first time on Saturday. I'm gonna be honest we only went because we had a gift card. We all ordered different dishes and all had the same conclusion. The food was good but lacked a lot of flavor which is exactly why we have never been. You can kinda assume this in most restaurants as they're pumping out food quickly. The spinach artichoke dip was a 10/10 and their free garlic bread was an 11/10 so I'd go back for those and a beer anytime! But I'll stick to making alfredo at home 😁

I’ve never eaten here, but wow! I visited their website and had to have been the most fun I’ve had on a restaurant’s website ever. This food photography Is from their website! It’s truly a horror to behold; parsley? meh put it all over the lemon. High lighter visible in picture? Eh post it. Blinding flash? Who cares. Visibly filthy plates? You gonna take your grandma here and spend 30 bucks each on an entree that consists of 75% butter and you are gonna like it chump. 10/10, I absolutely applaud you Mr.Tomato and the street you grew up on.

Drove 75 miles to eat here, and it was worth it. Our server Jocelyn was attentive and welcoming without interrupting. The food was perfectly seasoned and prepared. The atmosphere was posh yet comfortable and quiet enough to enjoy table conversation. Price is good for portion size. I had the chicken marsal, wife had the wrapped lasagna with Alfredo and we shared a fried ravioli.

The service was amazing, one of the hosts overheard my son asking about more play dough and told him he can snag another bag on the way out to take home, my son was so excited. My kids loved the paper lined table to draw on. The kids menu is affordable, about $8 per dish. We had their bruschetta appetizer and this was the BEST. It came with a dipping sauce but honestly you can eat just the bread with how flavorful it is. I ordered their strawberry funnel cake cocktail and it smelt and tasted like the real thing. Definitely recommend it if you like sweet cocktails. We used to come to tomato Street 20 years ago when I was young and I loved how nostalgic it is between the chalk walls, tomato can decor, tomato flooring, playdough, and paper lined tables. It was affordable and the food was amaz

Great service and even better food. We'll come again. Btw Grandma's Lasagna were simply delicious!