Major Tomato

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  Mateo Gebon 9 months ago

  5.0

  I stopped in here for dinner during a slow day, and I thought the place was great. The staff was friendly and helpful, and the place was clean and comfortable. The pizza was excellent. I got the Major Tomato pizza (basically a margherita

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  Whitney Sennish 10 months ago

  5.0

  This is the best local pizza spot we’ve tried since we moved to Dearborn! Very high quality crust, cheese and sauce. This is one I will remember and crave in the future. It reminds me of Cameo Pizza in Sandusky, Ohio. The breadsticks were

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  Albert Emery 10 months ago

  5.0

  I really like their pizza here. And while the it is a little pricey, the quality is top notch.

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  Colin Mason 9 months ago

  5.0

  Delicious Detroit Pizza at an affordable price. I came here while visiting from Houston, hoping to try my first Detroit style pizza and I am very pleased. The wait staff are very friendly and charming.

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  Andrew Roberts 3 months ago

  5.0

  Picked up a pizza and salad to go. It was all very good. The pizza crust was very delicious.Order ty

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  Elizabeth Courtney Hautekeetke a month ago

  5.0

  We had my father’s 80th surprise birthday party at Major Tomato, and we couldn’t have been happier with how everything turned out! 🎉🎂

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  Ann K a month ago

  5.0

  Really loved their major tomato pizza! The crust was excellent. Sauce and cheese were perfect. One of my top 5 pizzas in metro Detroit, truly was incredible. Cooked perfectly. Caesar salad was a very reasonable price and tasted fresh. They serve alcohol too so I was able to get a high noon with my dinner!

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  Anonymous

  This place is all about the gimmick its the "cool" pizza place doesn't live up to the hype or the reviews. Is it the worst pizza I've ever had nah but I wouldn't suggest it to friends its over priced and just really not worth it.Read more

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  Anonymous

  Our go to. A once a week stop for our family. We love eating here. The pizza is delicious and the salads fresh and tasty. Thin crust, high quality ingredients, great service, clean. Read more

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  Anonymous

  The Vampire Slayer pizza is the best, but all the other pizzas I’ve tried are excellent as well. Friendly staff always.Read more

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  Anonymous

  So, about the atmosphere - nice and simple, several tables but not too big. Nothing fancy, but for dining in it works fine. Each table has salt/pepper, pepper flakes, napkins, and some trivia cards for time killing. If you want a Parmesan shaker, you'll have to ask for it behind the counter. The food is brought out to you after you order and it comes on a what appeared to be a wax sheet with a cardboard "slab" (no plate) under it, which falls in line with their environmental and "green" business model. The staff on hand were all friendly and helpful, no complaints there. As for the food, I ordered a Mega Veggie calzone for dining in (lunch), and then ordered a Cheese Louise 18" pizza to go. I agree with other posters that indicate the toppings and filling were a bit skimpy for the price. The pizza was a thin crust, but was very chewy. Much better fresh, but even an hour later it was a bit much. Flavor was bland, and if you're going to advertise a strong ingredient like the Smoked Gouda, it should definitely be a star flavor and I didn't taste a bit of it (and it's my favorite cheese). Again, for the hefty price ($17 for a cheese pizza) there wasn't anything there worth writing home about. The calzone was good, but mostly crust with a thin layer of filling. I even added Kalamata olives to mine and the 4 or 5 that were in there didn't make a difference at all in the flavor, again bland. I would suggest stocking some green olives for a great briny flavor that would work well with the other veggies in the mix. The menu choices are nice, including a few decent vegetarian options such as potato, tofu, and roasted peppers, and the meat folks should be pleased with the standard fare plus a few interesting items like bison, steak, and prosciutto. Price-wise, most things aren't too far off from an average price you'd pay at any sit-down restaurant, but the pizzas are a bit pricey, with a small (10") running you close to $10 up to the "jumbo" (18") hitting an average of $17 for not-so-much product. So, all in all this isn't a bad place, it's decent and I've definitely had worse, but for all the amazing reviews I just didn't see it (or taste it). I give it an average rating because there are definitely better tasting and flavorful options out there but if you're in the mood and pizza is on your mind, this will do just fine.Read more

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  Anonymous

  Downriver needed a gem, like Major Tomato. Better quality ingredients (think organic, less preservatives, etc.), a quaint dine in area, and friendly staff makes this place a staple. The crust a thin and crispy, good sauce, and cheese. I love the Aloha (Canadian bacon, pineapple, bbq sauce) and the All Choked Up (artichoke, feta, red bell pepper, and spinach). Best gluten free crust in Allen Park. Worth the price!Read more

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