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Tomato Street
★3.9(509 reviews)$$Restaurant
🕑 1-1.5 hours👶 Best for ages 4-12. Younger elementary-aged kids can play cornhole independently while parents eat, and the pizza and pasta menu appeals to even the pickiest grade-schoolers. Toddlers may need supervision during games but will enjoy the outdoor space.🧡 Saved by 21 families
About
Tomato Street offers families the best of both worlds: delicious Italian comfort food that appeals to picky eaters and an outdoor patio with cornhole games to keep kids entertained. This casual spot lets parents enjoy a relaxed meal while children burn energy playing outside, making it a stress-free dining experience for the whole family.
Highlights
- ✓Outdoor patio with cornhole games that keep kids entertained
- ✓Kid-friendly Italian menu with pizzas, pastas, and breadsticks
- ✓Casual atmosphere where active kids are welcomed
- ✓Parents can supervise play area from dining tables
- ✓Quick service for families with hungry children
Pro Tips
- 1.Request patio seating when making reservations so you can keep an eye on kids while they play cornhole
- 2.Visit during lunch or early dinner (before 5:30pm) to avoid wait times and have easier access to the outdoor games
- 3.Order a pizza to share,it arrives quickly and keeps hungry kids from getting restless
- 4.Bring hand wipes for after cornhole play before eating
- 5.The outdoor patio is most enjoyable spring through early fall; consider indoor seating during hot summer afternoons
Best Time to Visit
Visit on weekday evenings (Tuesday-Thursday) between 5-6pm or weekend lunch (11am-1pm) for the best combination of availability, comfortable patio weather, and access to the cornhole games without crowds.
What to Know
Mid-range pricing ($$) makes it affordable for families, with plenty of parking available at the Division Street location. The outdoor patio is seasonal, so call ahead during cooler months to confirm availability.
Seasonal Notes
Outdoor patio and cornhole games are best enjoyed April through October. During winter months, the restaurant still welcomes families but outdoor entertainment may be limited. Check ahead for holiday hours during major observances.
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