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    Tomato Street

    3.9 (516 reviews)
    ModerateItalian, Pizza
    Closed 11:00 am - 10:00 pm
    Updated 3 months ago

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    TOMATO STREET ATMOSPHERE

    What's the vibe?
    Casual
    Moderate noise
    Outdoor seating
    Dogs allowed

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    Raspberry Poppy Salad

    This is a fun spot for a family outing for sure, good energy and food! I got the raspberry poppy salad and it did not disappoint, super fresh! The waiters could have been a little more attentive but other than that it was not too bad!

    Outside main entrance with parking in front
    Sierra W.

    Rounding up to a 4 but I give tomato street a 3.8 :) Going to Tomato Street is always nostalgic for me. I've come to this restaurant since I was a kid with family. Vibes are on point here. Food can be hit or miss depending on what you order. I ordered the chicken fettuccine and felt something was missing as it was a bit bland. My mom got the eggplant parmigiana and also said she prefers other things on the menu since this was not impressive. But we loveee the free garlic bread and loved our appetizer (baked artichoke spread). The appetizer and free bread was my favorite part. Service also is a hit or miss. Front end staff was friendly and communicative. As for our waitress...she wasn't rude but was def not happy. She could not bring herself to even fake smile and she honestly looked like she did not want to be there at all. My water was never refilled sadly. I've been a waitress so I understand busy nights can be stressful but if you don't want to show up to work then don't. I just didn't enjoy her demeanor it kind of dampened my mood. This was my first time seeing my mom in years and it would've been nice if we had a friendly waitress...The vibes would've been better lol. Restaurant is large with plenty of booths and tables for larger groups and birthday groups. Family friendly environment with cozy dim lighting and fun decor. Tables are cleaned and then have a sheet that is used as dining table cloth and coloring area for the kiddos. Servers color their name on the sheet so it's helpful to remember. Fun family friendly restaurant that has pizza, pasta, app, drinks, desserts, and merch too! I will recommend and return mainly for the nostalgia :)

    Street Steamers
    Cory C.

    I went here when visiting my friend in Spokane Washington and I would say it is a place you must stop by if you are craving Italian food. The restaurant itself is super spacious and has a playful, welcoming vibe. There are chalkboards to write your name on, and the tables are covered in paper with crayons; perfect for keeping kids entertained while you wait. The service was fast and friendly, always coming by and asking if the food was made to your liking. They even offered to comp one of our drinks since they didn't add the extra strawberry Purée by accident. The Bruschetta was amazing. The bread had that perfect crisp, the creamy pesto softened it just right, and the tomatoes were firm and sweet. The street steamers were my favorite appetizer, seafood is always a hit or miss, but they nailed it! I loved squeezing lemon over the clams, scooping them with bruschetta bread, and dipping everything into the sauce. Big serving which could feed a party of four. The baked artichoke spread was good, but my least favorite of the three appetizers. Simple dish with good flavor, but couldn't compare to the other two dishes. For my main dish, I had the Cajun Mostaccioli and it was delicious. Huge portion and perfectly seasoned. The bell peppers really brought out the Cajun spice, and the combo of pasta, sausage, and chicken was spot on. Easily shareable for two. For my drink I had the Strawberry funnel cake Martini. Great drink and it tasted exactly like a Knotts berry farm funnel cake. Couldn't taste the alcohol.

    Brick Oven Bollas
    Cadie W.

    Tomato Street is one of the best restaurants in town! I love the ambiance of the place - with the unique decorations, to the cool hats on the servers. I've also never had a rude server here either, both at this location and the one in Coeur D' Alene. The food here is absolutely to die for. I'm a bit of a picky eater myself, but the Brick Oven Bollas are truly incredible! My family loves the tomato soup and mozzarella sticks. The meatball sandwich is also very good. Thank you Tomato Street for your awesome food!!

    Seating area, tomato decor, paperlined tables for coloring

    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 amazing, the staff were super attentive. We loved it

    Mozzarella Sticks
    Leah K.

    We stopped by for a late lunch early dinner and were seated immediately. Staff was very friendly and pretty attentive! We got the chicken parm, make your own pasta dish, mozzarella sticks, and the complimentary bread that comes with your meal! All in all, the food was good and I would definitely come back. Seems like a great place to bring your family with children as well.

    Fettuccine Alfredo..Chicken Marsala  wow!!! Home Made Alfredo sauce This is NOT Olive Garden..This is a wonderful Chef taking time.. .
    Cynthia E.

    Ah mazing...Home Made Alfredo sauce. Buttery warm bread..great service The is NOT Olive Garden..The Chef..took time with this dish...the chicken marsala sauce was delicious...

    the front of the restaurant
    Lisa W.

    I've always wanted to stop here but never did until recently. We stopped for dinner and were not disappointed. We had about a 15 minute wait and were seated by a very friendly hostess. Our waitress arrived to our table promptly and took our drink orders, bringing them out quickly. Our waitress was also very friendly and attentive. She took our food order and checked on us often. We ordered fried calamari as an appetizer to start, and it was cooked to perfection. I do wish the portion would have been a little bigger, but I have zero complaints about the flavor. We were all very happy with the way our food arrived. It was hot and looked and smelled delicious. The menu isn't the biggest, but the prices are reasonable and the ambiance is welcoming. We were there on a Saturday night and the restaurant was busy and lively, appearing to be close to full capacity which is always a good sign. We have already planned to stop and eat there again on our next trip to Spokane. All in all, we had a great first experience at Tomato Street!

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    OMG!!! What a great place!!!! Their Lemon Drops is to die for!!!!!! Their pasta dishes are excellent!!!!

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    Blackened chicken Alfredo is life! Add broccoli and it's heaven. It lasted for like two more meals after so I consider that a deal :)

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