Rob P.
Yelp
Everyone who likes pizza probably has a place that they know of that they think makes the best pizza in the world. But, I humbly suggest you will revise your opinion once you try the pizza at Tomatoes.
To give you a true picture of why the pizza is so dang good here, I really do have to break down all the elements so you know why.
First, let's start with the name: the sweet and slightly tangy flavor of the San Marzano tomatoes is unmistakable, and you can almost taste the sunshine of the Italian countryside where they were grown. This really sets it apart from a garden-variety (pun intended) tomato sauce. There's a touch of garlic and seasoning that elevate it, but you really get a full taste of the tomato.
One thing I love about the thin crust at Tomatoes is that it really highlights what's on top of the crust. While there is a satisfying chew to a deep dish pizza, the crust in that kind of pizza does share top billing with the toppings. Not so here. The crust, while then, still supports everything on top of it perfectly, with a very slight crunch with every bite. When you get to the outside crust, it's perfect and crispy. If you're somebody who normally discards the crust, you won't want to here.
Normally, I'm bored with pepperoni pizza, but I love the pepperonis here. My only gripe is that they don't put many on the pizza. And, there's just the right amount of cheese to play with the other elements perfectly.
While you're at it, order some garlic bread. As authentic as everything in the pizza is, it probably won't surprise you that they use actual garlic on this bread, not garlic salt like most places.
I can't believe I just spent six paragraphs describing pizza and bread, but, I'm already thinking about the next time when I can order another pizza from here.