horrible. raw bacon, soggy crust, lame meatballs, picnic tables, lousy salad bar, no wine, screaming kids. sounds fun, huh?
0
sw
5
13 yıl önce
farmington hills
as for the comparison with out detroit pizza joints..well….tomatoes apizza and buddy’s are two different kinds of pizza. i like both of them for different reason and since no one is holding a gun to my head and making me choose, i won’t.
0
gian
13 yıl önce
farmington hills
best pizza in michigan and beyond. the only place you will get better pizza is in italy or new haven, ct where the first pizzeria in america was, and also where the founder learned how to make the perfect pie. tomatoes uses quality ingredients, and cook their pies in a brick oven the way a pizza should. also both locations are very comfortable to eat at, and accommodating for larger parties.
0
andy
13 yıl önce
farmington hills
great food, stay away from the lunch special buffet, food is cheap but long waits, doesnt taste good or like the same food and food is not replenished often enough, food overall is pricey, great garlic bread
0
kris
5
13 yıl önce
farmington hills
great thin crust pizza. love this place. a nice variety of pizza all on thin crispy crust. can't remember the name of the salad with chick peas in it, but it's delicious. the buffet is the best value and you get to try the different kinds of pizzas they offer. i bought one for carry out once, but when i got it home the crust had gotten a little soggy. would recommend eating at the restaurant.
0
john
13 yıl önce
farmington hills
go for the lunch buffet. $7 includes soda/salad/pizza! a small pizza costs more then the auce buffet?!?
0
mike
5
14 yıl önce
farmington hills
great crispy pizza. the pizza is thin and the pepperoni were crispy and cupped with a little grease in each one - mmmmm! was a bit expensive for a pizza dinner, but worth the money for a monthly treat.
0
subterr
5
14 yıl önce
farmington hills
fantastic pizza. i started going here years ago after hearing about it on drew and mike. i was going expecting it to be some really fancy restaurant but was surprised to find it was just a small place with a few tables. the owner was making the pizzas and was very nice. the pizza was a revelation for me. it's a thin crust pizza with a variety of fresh toppings. there are a few different styles such as classic, green and white. after years of eating mediorcre pizza from all the major chains, i've learned that the secret to good pizza is a good balance of sauce, crust and no more than a few fresh toppings. tomatoes apizza does it right. they've since expanded the size of the original location and opened a second location.
0
mike
2
14 yıl önce
farmington hills
atmosphere is very nice and everything seemed authentic italian. the food was extermely bland and the sauce tasted like canned tomatoe sauce. i found a fruit fly in my soda.