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Tommaso Ristorante Italiano
- Price Range:
-
$$$
- Accepts Credit Cards:
- Yes
- Attire:
- Casual
- Good for Groups:
- Yes
- Good for Kids:
- No
- Takes Reservations:
- Yes
- Delivery:
- No
- Waiter Service:
- Yes
- Outdoor Seating:
- No
- Alcohol:
- Full Bar
- Wheelchair Accessible:
- Yes
4 reviews for Tommaso Ristorante Italiano
4 reviews in English
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Review from Jeffrey T.
Missouri City, TX
2/16/2011
Why no reviews for the past couple of years? My fellow Yelp reviewers nailed it:
Food: tasty. well prepared. quality stuff.
Environment: comfortable. good for conversation. inviting.
Service: attentive. friendly.
Price: higher than expected for a 4-star
DO give Tommaso's a try. -
Review from Amlan S.
7/16/2008
This restaurant is surprisingly wonderful.
Their veal preparation is fantastic. Food is very tasty and very well prepared. I would also recommend one their Chianti with the veal. Their staff is also very friendly and very helpful.
I went there for dinner. Interior I thought was interesting in a good way. It had a poshy touch to it, yet it was very chill and relaxing. You can easily spend there a couple of hours having dinner and some good conversations. I am tempted to use the word romantic, but may be it was just the company I had ~smile.
In short this restaurant was very satisfying and I need to go back and try some more. -
Review from Michele T.
Hartford, CT
5/11/2008
The address listed is actually the old address from across the street. Hopefully it gets updated to 945.
Tommaso reinvented itself with its new location. I finally popped my head in there hoping to get a drink at 4:00 on a Friday afternoon, but the restaurant didn't appear ready for business yet.
The decor was amazing. They have gone the extra mile to really create a Mediterranean themed dining room with; a gazillion plants, murals, a water fall, tile, stone walls, a huge granite bar, etc.
The menu is standard Italian American favorites.
I was not thrilled with the calamari, extremely chewy, and the bread is out-sourced from NY and tasted like it had made a long trip. I was concerned this would foreshadow the quality of my Veal Scallopini. The salads came and I loved how the salad was prepared. My Veal Scallopini was magnificent; thinly sliced veal lightly pan fried with a variety of mushrooms and marsala wine sauce. The boyfriend ordered the Tommaso Chicken stuffed with ricotta, sausage, and some other stuff that was amazing. Each entree came with penne in a light tomato cream sauce that was delectable.
The price points are a bit higher than I have paid at similar restaurants but the food was quality and we will def go back.
They love the Sopranos there and recently they had a Soprano event with Lorraine Bracco.
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Review from Katarzyna A.
Rocky Hill, CT
6/11/2009
Been there twice. The food was good (and thats saying a lot cuz I'm a food snob) both times but I could make an equally tasty dinner at home for a lot less. Ended up paying about $100 for dinner for 2.
