Tomatoes Apizza - Farmington Hills

Such awesome pizza! I went here on a 2nd date with my boyfriend. He had once traveled to Italy, claimed this pizza is better than the ones he had in Italy! Tried it, LOVED IT. Eat it, love it.

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.

Thin Crust The Best!. The best gourmet,thin crust pizza I have had!

This is my favorite spot for lunch in the area. I’m a huge fan of their flatbread pizzas, which are baked in a massive brick oven. They offer classic options like pepperoni and sausage, but their garlic, cheese, and basil pizzas are absolutely amazing. They even have a Nutella pizza, and their salad bar is excellent too. Right now, all of this is available as an all-you-can-eat buffet for under $11. They also serve beer and wine, and the soft drinks (which are limited to a few selections) are included in the buffet. The only downside is that the buffet is only available during lunch on weekdays.

The reviewers who criticize Tomatoes are typical Midwesterners who are used to a heavily processed, fluffy, and poorly made version of pizza. My parents are from New York, and they taught me to be a true pizza connoisseur. One of the appealing aspects of Tomatoes is its slight roughness, whether it's the slightly burnt edges or the straightforward service—it's as authentic as you can get to enjoying a New York slice. To truly appreciate good pizza, you must recognize its simplicity. Good pizza doesn’t need an overload of toppings or perfectly baked, processed crusts; instead, its rustic quality is enough to delight the palate. That’s when you know you’ve reached pizza nirvana.