The Crushed Tomato

Came in with my husband for our 30th wedding anniversary. This was our first time visiting, so we had to try several items on the menu. The food was fresh and most everything is from scratch. My husband’s family is from Italy and they owed an Italian restaurant for over 20 years, So we can be kind of picky. Thankfully, we were not disappointed! The food tastes like his uncle from Italy makes it, everything was so delicious & the cheesecake was Amazing!! The server was very nice and she gave us all the history on the building. It was a very lovely dinner and we are so happy we chose to go here. We are definitely Looking forward to going back.

I always love going in here! It's an old building that used to be an auto parts store and dealership back in the day. Walking in just gives me those nostalgic feelings of walking into history. The service is always amazing, the food is delicious, and the atmosphere is fun and uplifting.

We are new to the area. Trying new eateries. Definitely will be returning to this place. We ordered the gluten free cauliflower crust deluxe pizza. It was served quickly and was very hot right out the oven. Server was pleasant and helpful. Next visit we will probably try the calzone.

My wife and I both had a calzone that was out of this world!! The waitress was very attentive and we had our drinks refilled frequently. We also had the coconut cheesecake for dessert. I recommend this eatery to anyone that lives Italian cuisine.

Crushed Tomato is a gorgeous location in a well preserved, historic building. They know, tell and honor the history. The atmosphere and service are excellent. And for "sit down" pizza not from a franchise recipe, prices are fair and staff is terrific. Issue today was ordering a four topping pizza with almost nothing on it. This is not cheap pizza, nor is it terribly expensive. As example, mine had pepperoni, mushroom, green pepper and bacon. Or ideally it would have. I was really surprised at this sparse, large pizza so I counted a slice purely out of curiosity. One piece of green pepper, one mushroom, two pepperoni and a dusting of bacon which was imperceptible. I get it, groceries are expensive. This is not how to economize on a $25.00 pizza. Would I return? Absolutely. This