Superb. Farm to table California cuisine: everything here was absolutely wonderful. The homemade bread with tomato butter was incredible, the salads are absolutely enormous and filled with the freshest in-season produce. The burger was on another level, as were the desserts and extreme unique cocktails (both alcoholic and nonalcoholic). Looking forward to returning for coffee and pastries. Ambiance is laid back; a great spot for dates or even business dinners. Ample free parking in the lot. read more

Tomat - Pistachio pavlova - New American Near Me - Los Angeles, California

Tomat is a great farm-to-table restaurant that offers elevated dining that is unique to Westchester. They describe themselves as serving modern California cuisine with a diverse offering, which I agree with! A lot of the dishes feel aligned with English origins, which I love - also something we don't actually have a lot of in LA. Overall, the food was great, the service is very friendly, and the restaurant feels nice but homey at the same time. We went as a party of 2 and ordered the following: - 1 whiskey cocktail (I don't remember the name of it) and 1 non-alcoholic cola, which was delicious and refreshing. It was a nice blend of spices. - 2 starters - Barbari bread, roasted tomato butter and sugar snap peas, fried parsnips, garden herbs, kanzuri dressing. The bread is delicious! It is served warm with a toasted bottom and crunchy top. The bread itself had really good flavor, and the butter was nice and creamy. It is a pretty large portion. We took half of it home. The sugar snap peas tasted very fresh and clean. It was nicely balanced. - 1 side - Fenugreek roast potatoes. They were lightly smashed and lightly seasoned - perfect as is, but also great dipped in the seasoning that came with our mains. - 2 mains - Liberty duck, confit leg dolmeh, walnut mole and Berkshire pork collar, nectarine chamoy. The duck and pork were both cooked beautifully. The duck skin had a nice hard crunch. The other elements of both plates really showcased the California diversity that Tomat is aiming for. They weren't combinations that I've seen before, but everything went together and tasted great. - 1 dessert - Sticky toffee pudding. My favorite dessert in England! This is definitely big enough to share - still generous portion for 2 people, and in my opinion it could probably be shared with up to 4 people and be very satisfying. The flavor was everything I wanted it to be. The pudding is thick and dense. A bigger scoop of ice cream might be nice to balance the sweetness a little bit. The food was served at a pretty loose pace, which added to the comfortable but elevated homey feel for me. For example, the 2 mains arrived staggered and the side was served a few minutes after the 2nd main. This is not a complaint, just an observation. They had a few specials that sounded great as well - most of the special mains were made to serve (at least) 2. And in true farm-to-table fashion, the menu does change frequently. Our total bill was just under $200 for all of the above items for 2 people before tip. It's definitely possible to have a less indulgent and therefore less costly meal here, but it's also a great place to indulge if you want to. This was certainly a treat meal for me! The restaurant is clean and it was bustling but didn't feel crowded - the tables have a respectable amount of space in between them. Parking is as easy as it gets with a massive open free parking lot right out front. I'm really glad to have Tomat in Westchester, and I look forward to returning! read more

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Note to self, don't judge a book by its cover. Friends brought us here for hubby's birthday and it turned out worth the drive for early supper on Sunday night. The 3 story building is off to the side of a cute little street with Mom and pop shops and restaurants. Very quaint. The building itself is fronting an oversized parking lot. The inside looks more coffee shop than gastronomic gem, I was quick to judge. We were seated at a booth in the back. Perfect for intimate conversation and corraling a 2 year old. The quality and creativity of the dishes that came out of their open kitchen was surprising. The menu reads interesting and made it a bit hard to decide what to taste test. We tried the smashed potatoes, server said they were really good and he was not mistaken. We also had the tartare, beets and Labneh, the chanterelle dolma and the burger. Friends also had the fix and chips and the black cod. I'm always weary of people claim this is the best this or that, but thiñe burger is up there in my list, though burger is not something I usually order. Rather than the usual onion, lettuce and tomatoes, the burger was dressed with chicory Cesar. The Dolma was satisfying and the beats delicious. It's nice to have a restaurant focus on produce and have several vegetarian options available. The roof deck has great views of planes landing and departing into LAX, as an bona fide aviation geek that was a total treat. If you're in the Westchester area or near LAX this would be a good stop for a casual dinner. read more

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Since Tomat opened in the neighborhood, I've been really enjoying coming here for morning coffees (though I wish they opened a tad earlier!) Staff are always friendly, and they also have wifi and outlets to charge your laptop if you want to stay for awhile and get some work done. The ambiance here is chic and comforting. I enjoy looking at the art on the walls whenever I come. The coffee is always great here and I love that they have a few lower caffeine options, like hojicha. My only complaint about this place is that the markup for non-dairy milk with your coffee priced at $1.50 is crazy. Most coffee shops do 75 cents. read more

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This may be one of my new favorite restaurants I've been to recently. Their menu is farm to table and has some inspiration from Japanese and European cuisines. The bread is a must have, everyone else was getting it and for a good reason. They also have specials on their menu that changes daily. When we went, they had a tuna collarbone, and it was one of the best collarbone dishes I've had I love the space of the restaurant as well, it's cozy and relaxed. It would be the perfect space to get dinner alone, but also grateful for small groups. During the day their space is a coffee shop , which I have not been to yet, but we will definitely be checking it out very soon. read more

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So much to love about Tomat! Where to begin??? Tomat is breath of fresh air in the Westchester triangle. They're self described as a "farm to kitchen" restaurant so you know it won't get any fresher! Pair that freshness along with chill vibe of lively music and the hustle of the staff...you've go yourself a good time. 1st off you'll want to start with their bread and butter. I think it's made with magic because it just leaves you smiling before the main course arrives. Entres... Off the top of my head...the Mole sauce with duck was perfection! Simply magical. I've also had a taste of their chicken plate and that's a must try too! So juicy and seasoned to perfection. Moving on...if there is one dessert you MUST try it is the trifle. Good lord! I dreamt about it for days. Highly recommended!!! Overall: They have a rooftop bar too and I'm looking forward to hitting that up next! There are still other plates I need to try at Tomat and am looking forward to sharing the photos with you. A must add to your list of dining experiences. Cheers! read more

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Delicious pastries and drinks. Tried brunch for the first time, I personally thought it was egregiously overpriced. I've had the barbari bread before ($4) and I ordered the French toast and it was the barbari bread, just soaked in butter. . . The side of jam was nice but not worth $19. The Black Cod dish was yummy but also very expensive and not hot when served. The Tahini Cardamom Hojicha and Chai were delicious and worth every penny! read more

Tomat - Black Cod - New American Near Me - Los Angeles, California

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We were all so pleasantly surprised with the level of service quality of food, and how special they made me feel for my birthday. We ordered a cheeseburger for one of our friends because they wanted something simple but simple it was not. It was one of the best burgers we've ever had in our lives. They presented me with a sweet dessert and a card the the staff signed it to wish me a happy birthday. A really special evening. We strongly recommended this spot and we will be back for sure. One personal note about the stake tartar. If I see it on the menu and I've had it on six continents I will absolutely order it. One of my favorite things to have anywhere I go. The way it was served here was very original, but the rice cracker was overwhelming, and I couldn't taste the steak. Personally, I find this dish, such a delicacy, and just the steak on its own with light seasoning is a winner for me. read more

Tomat - Entry - New American Near Me - Los Angeles, California

Met with a friend before they were flying out from LAX and found Tomat and decided to try it out. Would definitely like to come back for the Dinner Menu. Short drive away from LAX and there is plenty of parking which is a good thing. The coffee I decided to get was the Hijo Miso Caramel Latte, the flavor was a roasted flavor with some sweetness. It was pretty good so I also got one to go as well. We mainly were looking to grab and grab some coffee so this was perfect. The food we got was the duck with the thousand layer potato. The duck was done very well. The skin was crisp and the meat was flavorful. Falling off the bone. The potato was definitely one of the most unique things I've had in a while. The Chirashi consists mainly of smoked fish sashimi. Personal preference that I enjoy traditional sashimi but this was a nice change to enjoy occasionally. Ingredients did all seem very fresh. The ambiance and decor felt very cozy, being able to see into the kitchen and workspace definitely provides a very good vibe. Service was great, Nathan was very patient and helpful as it was our first time. Ethan also, very good service and friendly environment. Can't wait to come back to try the dinner menu. read more

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My sweet date took me here. He's really into good food and mentioned he was excited to have us eat here since it's been on his list. I think I was a little overdressed, I did wear a dress lol, everyone else wore casual clothes. I loved the food preserves they had, and the open kitchen. I enjoyed watching the cooks cook food over the hot fire log. The food was amazing, we both could not stop complimenting the dishes to the server and even the fresh in-house baked bread with the butter was a treat. The ingredients were so much of a farm to table vibe. The taste and ingredients with how they varied and complimented the protein or veggies.. everything was like a food adventure. You need to try this place if you have not yet. Great service too!!!! Attentive staff. read more

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I'd been eager to try TOMAT for a while, especially after all the buzz from local food blogs and websites made it one of the harder reservations to land in Westchester. After some persistence, we finally secured a table. TOMAT sits in a sleek three-story building in a strip mall, but once inside you realize how thoughtfully designed it is. The first floor houses the main dining room and open kitchen, the second level offers a private space and restrooms, and the third floor is an open-air patio where they host live music and events. It's nicely done all around. Parking, which is often a headache in this part of town, was plentiful and easy. We arrived on time and were seated promptly. The table was spacious, the seating comfortable, and the atmosphere struck a nice balance between modern and warm, upscale enough to feel special but not stuffy or too formal. To start, we ordered the Barbari bread with tomato butter, a sunchoke salad, and a pear salad. The menu changes frequently, but everything we tried was memorable. The Barbari bread was so good we ordered a second round. For mains, we had the lamb, the ribeye with rice, plus beets and potatoes on the side. While everything was cooked with attention to detail, the portions were surprisingly small for entrées priced at $50 and up. The ribeye was just three small pieces and came out very rare despite our request for medium rare. To their credit, they quickly refired it. The lamb, while tasty, was mostly bone and fat with only a few bites of actual meat. Our waiter, who was very friendly and attentive, had described the mains as suitable for sharing, but in reality they weren't even enough for one person. We were still hungry and ended up ordering the half chicken, which turned out to be properly sized and excellent. For dessert we tried the $19 sundae, which came in deconstructed form. The ingredients were clearly high quality, but the end result was a bit flat and not the special finish we were hoping for. The bill came to about $70 per person before gratuity. Overall, the quality was very good, and the space and service make it a nice place for a night out, but the main course portions left us disappointed. We'd consider giving TOMAT another try - especially since they do fun things like trivia nights on the patio - but it probably won't be our first pick for a return visit anytime in the very near future. read more

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Came by for dinner and it was sadly a mediocre experience. Tomat is located right next to LAX and was newly added to the Michelin guide. Made a reservation for dinner and our table was ready upon arrival. Parking was available on the street and plentiful in the strip mall lot. Tomat is located in a gorgeous building featuring an open kitchen and modern dining room. They also have kitchen counter seats. Restroom and private dining room is featured on the 2nd floor. There is a rooftop terrace too. Staff throughout the evening were world class. Soft spoken, super cordial and easy to deal with. Service may have been the highlight of the meal. Started off with the Barbari Bread and it was a hit. Loved the contrasting crisp on the outside and the softness on the inside. The spread was phenomenal. The peach salad was excellent. Loved the contrasting textures and flavors. The green salad that the waiter suggested I thought was a miss. The sea bass collar was gigantic and was slightly different than a Japanese rendition. The skin was chewy and not so edible. The collar didn't seem super duper fresh, like in Tokyo, either. The black cod entree may have been the highlight of the evening and it was super fresh and the curry was excellent. The pork 3 ways course was a miss. Many pieces of pork came out cool to lukewarm and cooked to well done...bummer. The ribeye course was a small portion, and also came out cool...which was unfortunate. The duck course was good. Loved the meaty duck breast along with the super crispy skin. As the menu stated that numerous courses were designed for sharing, was slightly surprised that the mains weren't quite suitable for sharing, despite the appetizers and salads being shareable. ~$85/head after tax and gratuity for dinner. read more

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Tired of IHOP? Denny's? Try changing your perspective and visit Tomat. Visiting this place in the morning was like getting a visual caffeine fix. The atmosphere. The decor. The whole vibe is so refreshing from the usual same O' same O'. And I didn't even check out what's upstairs. Every detail: from the ceramic coffee cup, the contemporary paintings, and even the open kitchen concept is well thought out. Service was great and our server was very helpful. Food-wise, the open-faced, smorrebrod was delicious. It paired well with my straight, black Americano. The only downside is the ceramic white coffee cup didn't have a handle. Although it looked very avant garde, it wasn't functional. Careful holding with your fingers. read more

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If you live or visit LA I highly recommend dining at Tomat in Westchester (en route to LAX)! The chef is British-Angeleno with an Iranian grandmother. They grow produce nearby for the restaurant. They have a rooftop bar, special events, and breakfast. The space has acoustic tiles to dampen sound enough so you can actually hear your dining companions. Cocktails are innovative. Desserts are perfection and also creative. Every dish is composed from fresh, local ingredients and exceeds the descriptions. You will want to lick every plate. Everything is amazing. The kitchen is open so you can observe the staff. Gin contemporary art adorns the walls. The service was attentive without being obsequious. Check it out! Support a chef who treats everyone right and has enthusiasm for local sourcing and for his community. read more

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Tomat charged me $50 for canceling a dinner reservation with a full day's notice. They claimed that because I only gave them 23 hours notice instead of 24+ that they needed to enforce a cancelation fee. Be very careful about booking this restaurant as I suspect they make a lot of money from charging cancelation fees. read more

We stop by Tomat whenever we go to the Farmer's Market on Sundays - we love the coffee there! The Hijo Miso Caramel Latte is soooo good - love that it is slightly richer flavor to a caramel latte. The service there is always wonderful. Miley is always so friendly and wonderful, and our little one loves to see her when we pop in - she also really likes the excellent cool temperature after walking around the farmer's market. Also tried some pastries, and they are wonderful. Haven't yet tried the other food, but love watching the kitchen prepping for the week's dinners. read more

I love this sleek wood-work building, and the high praise from both Michelin and Eater LA has my dying to try. Dinner isn't possible at this point so we went for the daytime menu to try to sneak a peek. For starters, the Hochija Latte is lovely, a beautiful balance between a toasty tea and sweetened milk. Unfortunately, I didn't find the food so inspiring, and it was frankly extremely overpriced. The Smoked Trout is more of a toast than an open-faced sandwich. The fish is stunning, but $14 is a steep price for a bit of bread the size of my palm. (I have very small hands). Then the classic Croque Monsieur...not much filling inside a thick focaccia, covered in something grainy and SO salty and strong I had to scrape it off and could still taste it well. They do get props for the gorgeous case of pastries, all of which are baked in-house. I wish I'd gotten those instead. They're known for their dinner menu so I know what I had during the day isn't an entirely accurate representation, but honestly, based on what I had for lunch, I absolutely cannot risk paying those prices for dinner when I can't trust the quality or taste. read more

Tomat is definitely one of my top places to eat in LA. The ingredients are all sourced so thoughtfully and each dish is crafted with care. The Persian bread, the salads, the roasted vegetables, the beef pie, the desserts... everything tastes so delicious. The service is wonderful and really adds to the whole experience, and the cocktails are incredible too. Tomat is worth a stop. The owners have created something special. Not surprised this place tops so many food lists. I'm excited to come back to try the breakfast menu! read more

Tomat - Salad - New American Near Me - Los Angeles, California

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I had dinner here last night with a friend and will definitely go back. We sat on the rooftop with my dog -- which IS dog friendly, yay. There is tons of ample free parking in the lot which the restaurant is located in. We ordered a couple dishes and everything across the board was solid. There were some dishes that stood out more than others such as the charred zucchini and tuna tostada. These two I would definitely order again and were unique ! I appreciate that the menu changes based on seasonal produce. The nectarine, long bean, and beet salad was also magnificent !! We ordered martinis and Negronis; the drinks were strong and excellent. The only dishes we did not love were the chimichurri steak atop bread and the tuna tomato carpaccio. I wish there was a bit more steak on the bread. The service was great and felt well attended to up on the roof ! I will definitely be back ! read more

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Came here for brunch last week and was not impressed. The portions do not match the price point. Especially for a restaurant where I had to seat myself. Also, I had to confirm if this was their standard mimosa pour because what do you mean this is $14? They said it was. Unreal. Waitstaff wasn't welcoming or attentive which I can normally look past if it's busy but there were two other tables of patrons when I was there. $50 down the drain. Never coming back. read more

Tomat - $14 Mimosa - New American Near Me - Los Angeles, California

I've been intrigued for awhile to try this place, especially for the rooftop bar. Unfortunately, we arrived too early and it was empty, so we opted to sit at the bar. It was fun to sit and watch them prep the dishes (like being behind the scenes of "The Bear"). We really enjoyed the pork 3 ways. The huge lettuce salad was interesting, but a bit too much. Everyone raves about the bread and for good reason-- it's fluffy, crunchy, and very tasty. Beware, you get 2 huge pieces (we took some home). The cocktails and wine list are exceptional. We'll be back for the rooftop, hopefully when there's music playing; plus try the morning menu. read more

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Tomat has earned it's spot as one of my favorite restaurants in LA. The coffee and breakfast program in the morning is in the top 5 in the city (easily) and features some of the best pastries I've ever had. I actually dream about their scones sometimes!! This alone makes it a hidden gem, but DINNER... Dinner is also a really special experience at Tomat. I love that the menu feels so intentional. The food is excellent every time. I can tell how much thought goes into each dish. I love the open concept kitchen in the dining room, but the rooftop on a warm evening is actually magical. This place is exactly what Westchester needed, but it's also very much worth the drive if you're not already in the area. read more

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Came once for dinner, returned for breakfast n drinks, wanted to stay all day for the views! The dishes for dinner were so unique in its flavors and preparation. Everything is made with so much care and technique, the ingredients are fresh, and I could sit on that rooftop all day watching the planes come in. Seriously, if only I could move my home office there... read more

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Classy and creative. It's a good sized dining room downstairs with a thumping, energetic kitchen and waitstaff all in open view. It was a little loud but we managed. Check out the PAPER PLANE cocktail. Highly recommended. We sampled across the quasi-tight menu, sharing all amongst the 4 of us. Tomat's presentation seems to lean toward that. Tomat has the feel of something you'd find in The 90210 or maybe on Montana Ave. And it's priced accordingly. But the fact that it's right there in the little village of Westchester is slightly remarkable. I plan to return and give their rooftop bar a shot. Hmm - better; I plan to have a shot on their rooftop bar. read more

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The best, freshest food I have ever had. Our small family reunion of 4 ate an amazing dinner of sunchoke dip, trout and chips, black cod, duck confit, baribari bread and don't get me started in the sticky toffee pudding! The meal was so delicious we had breakfast the next morning before an airport drop off. Since I had a long drive home and a lunch date at CPK, I switched it to Tomat. I suggest you all eat here at least once. read more

This place is pretty trendy and we gave it a try after seeing it on social media. The fresh fish fried was the thing that would get me coming back if I am ever in the area. Seriously try the fish and the fried broccoli were also yummy. The other things I tried were mid at best. The bread was very good to start but the salad wasn't great and the beef steak bites were very chewy with too much fat. read more

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What a cool concept coffee cafe / dinner restaurant! Located in the back Staples plaza, it's a bit hidden. But once you step inside, you'll be greeted to a really cool, clean aesthetic vibe. Tomat feels really open and calm. I stopped by during the soft opening so they're still figuring out the exact menu and service style. From 8am-1pm, Tomat is a cool cafe with coffee and pastries. I got the iced latte with old milk and was pleasantly surprised that I could taste the espresso strongly! It's so different tasting bc it's not a strong roast but rather a light yet strong floral flavor. I'm usually not the most discerning when it comes to coffee flavors, but this one really pleasantly surprised me. I love how there's a free water station with both sparkling and still water options. At night, Tomat becomes a farm to table elevated casual restaurant. The whole restaurant smells strongly of the most aromatic noodle soup and when I asked the cashier what they were cooking, she said they were prepping and testing new recipes for the grand opening. I can't wait to come back and try it! Tomat would be a great place to work/study (outlets!) but they do close at 1pm so make sure you're wrapping up whatever you're doing before then. Overall, a fun addition to the Westchester area! read more

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Nikki was great. The cute asian manager with the freckles was very attentive as well. I'll be back for the sticky toffee. read more

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Lots of many different kids of restaurants in this area. This seemed intriguing so we gave it a try. To much of our surprise, this was a fabulous find. Little pricey but the food was excellent and the service was incredible. Started with the Barbara bread w/ roasted tomato butter ($12 for 2 large/thick pieces) and the Welsh rarebit ($8 for 1 big/ thick pieces). Both of these breads were very different from each other. Both were heavy but very flavorful. The rarebit had a very nice / thick cheese crust on top of a spongy bread that was a compliment to the cheese. The other was a thicker cut with not a lot of flavor but the tomato butter on it was a fun, tangy spread. Both of these starters were good and seemed house made or very fresh if not. The mains were Trout and chips ($43) that had 2 bones- not a big deal, had no fishy taste whatsoever with a very lightly crisp breading , Black Cod with Suva Curry sauce ($42) and Rancho Gordo black eyed peas with grilled Maitake ($18). All 3 dishes were very different but very tasty and had flavor on flavor with nice sized portions. We had the Sticky Toffee Pudding with a burnt milk ice cream for dessert. It wasn't my thing but my table mates devoured it. The service here was beyond exceptional. 5 stars just for that. Nice selection of wines and bottled waters. Atmosphere a little noisy as we sat inside but during nice weather, there's rooftop dining which we will be back to try. Overall a little pricey BUT you are paying for a wonderful food experience and top notch service. It's surrounded by lots of other restaurants and businesses in an easy to park parking lot. As I said, great experience and we will be back. read more

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Horrible service, why put a phone number if you can't get in touch with anyone? Spent 3 hours trying to call and make a reservation only have phone calls screened. And I mean screened. Phone will ring once or twice and drop, or it won't ring at all. So you know they're not taking phone calls. Not a good way to run a business read more

get ready to spend a LOT of money. this is a fantastic and classy restaurant in just a regular ol' plaza near a Staples. the staff is super nice, the food is so good, and parking is so plentiful. sitting at the bar is fun, you get so see them cook. it's like watching The Bear but no yelling. i have been here twice, so here are my food reviews. Barbari Bread & roasted tomato butter is sooooo good. the bread has sesame seeds and the butter has a good flavor (not too tomatoey for those who are nervous). masumoto nectarine & long bean salad with chili dressing is good, but way more beans than nectarine slices. charred zucchini & corn with tomatillo kosho salsa was GREAT. obsessed with the dressing. tuna was good. when we came the first time it was fresh then when we came the second time it was aged! haha. same fish i bet. the ribeye steak with pepper chimichurri & tomato is perfectly cooked, but the portion is TINY. with all the other stuff we got, I was full, but the two small strips was shocking. dessert was really good. i liked the strawberry shortcake one, my husband preferred the chocolate cremeux (big salt flavor on that). another time i had a special, which was a peach from japan drizzled with almond skin oil. i wanted it because it was from japan, but it actually tasted like a regular peach. however, the almond skin oil was absolutely amazing. it had almost a caramel taste to it. my husband also liked the knickerbocker sundae a lot. it comes with a few toppings you can add on (raspberries, almonds, caramel). read more

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Tomat in Westchester turned what could have been a disappointing birthday evening into one of the best dining experiences we've had. We arrived during rush hour and were told they had one table left. Even though they were completely packed on a Thursday night, we were greeted with genuine warmth and gratitude. The atmosphere felt inviting -- like walking into a lively family dinner. Our server, Travis, couldn't have been kinder (and by coincidence, he and my daughter were in theater together in high school!). The General Manager, Miley, was incredibly patient and knowledgeable, taking the time to answer all of our questions about the food and sustainability. When my husband mentioned he was British, we learned the owner, Harry, is British as well -- and both Harry and his wife Natalie were gracious and welcoming. The food was phenomenal -- creative, thoughtful, and unlike anything we've had before. As we left, my daughter said, "That was the best birthday dinner I've ever had." Tomat didn't just serve dinner -- they made it a memory. We will be back this weekend to try their proper English pot pie. read more

I hope you'll accept my critique as advice with the best intent. I love that someone is trying to elevate Westchester dining. There are some very tasty original ideas here. Please rethink your value and prices though. Portions are too small and too pricey for me to return. We are not a $20 cocktail town. We're just not. My dinner for 2 with a few glasses of wine ended up $200 all in. This isn't going to foster regular visits. Your wine pours are too small. Also, we had the burger as one of our entrees. The bread dominates. It's just not great.It needs to be. I want you to succeed! Your pastry and coffee are fantastic. I can splurge for those, which are also on the high end. read more

Ya'll I want to love this place so bad....I'm hoping my experiencing was just a bad day because I'd give Tomat 10/10 for all aspects....except for the food unfortunately. Food I'd probably give a 3.5 or 3.75 out of 5 if I could split hairs. I went with a friend and our meal started out REALLY strong with the bread, but then slowly deteriorated from there. I will throw in a caveat that my assumption from this spot is that they are really trying to highlight the beautiful and raw ingredients throughout the menu, but the consistent thing I was lacking in essentially all bites I tasted after the bread was flavor and in some cases even a dusting of salt would have helped. Service was exceptional with a really awesome server who knew his stuff well (I'm so sorry I wish I remembered his name), gave thoughtful recommendations and took care of us. Ambiance and aesthetic of the restaurant is super cute, not too crowded and I love the open kitchen concept. Outside of the Barbari bread (10/10), we also ordered: their version of a ceasar salad (7/10) with an interesting flavor and looked very pretty, tuna sashimi (6/10), roasted potatoes (6/10), and the trout and chips (6/10). I would come back and checkout the brunch or the events the host on the rooftop perhaps, but unfortunately was a bit disappointed in the food. read more

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Tried Tomat for the first time tonight with a friend, and overall it was a great experience. We started with the Barbari Bread & Roasted Tomato Butter and the Tuna Tartare & Roastie. The bread came out soft, warm, and moist -- simple but done really well -- and the tomato butter on the side was a delightful, flavorful touch. The tartare had an interesting spin on a classic, and while different, it was still enjoyable. For mains, we shared the Fenugreek Roast Potatoes (V), the Vaca Vieja Ribeye with Pepper, and the Black Cod & Grilled Eggplant with Suva Curry. The ribeye, grass-fed and sustainably sourced like the rest of their ingredients, was cooked to perfection and had excellent depth of flavor. The black cod was moist and tender, with the curry sauce adding a unique, aromatic element that worked beautifully (though you could enjoy it even without the cod). The potatoes rounded things out nicely. We also tried a few cocktails: the margarita, lemon drop, and the hibiscus & basil. My friend wasn't a fan of the first two, but I found the hibiscus & basil to be refreshing and well-balanced. Takeaway: Tomat puts clear care into sourcing and execution, and while not every flavor profile hit the mark for us, the highlights -- particularly the ribeye and the black cod -- made the evening worthwhile. Definitely worth visiting if you're looking for thoughtful dishes with a creative twist in Westchester. read more

4x to Tomat for Dinner now and all have been exceptional. My wife's most requested date night spot. It has become a regular in our rotation due to its fantastic food and ambiance. The food speaks volumes here and the carefully curated menu is ever rotating. We absolutely love the community feel and vibe is perfect. read more

Beyond excellent food!! Fabulous service too. We have been here several times. Can't wait to go back. The bread and their salad are amazing. All of the staff are so welcoming and friendly and will give you tips on what is fresh and new. Love love Tomat read more

Food is sooo good that's totally beyond words. Way worth it...we ordered the beets, patotos and Barbarivbread as staters to pair with the red wine by the glass, btw, the cote de Rhône is very delicious, full of aroma... and the ribeye is well served with chimichurri sauce... you need to come, taste it for yourself read more

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We found the food incredibly overpriced. The bread and tomato butter was great. Unfortunately they were out of a number of items when we went at 8pm including the bone marrow pie. Service was friendly but we just couldn't stomach the price for what was at most, decent food. read more

Tomat - New American Near Me - Los Angeles, California

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Incredible reduction with pomegranate on the duck. Stunning desserts. Such an amazing experience in westchester. Incredible farm-to-table experience with every bit of the taste experience right from the ingredient sourcing throughout all the whole process right to your plate. So well curated. Will be back and recommend highly if you want an epic culinary experience in a casual but beautiful atmosphere. Fantastic local gem. read more

Tomat - New American Near Me - Los Angeles, California

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