TOMATO'S - Rajkot — Restaurant in Gujarat

One of the best places I've been to in Rajkot. First, The ambience perfectly depicting it's motto of an authentic American diner.(1) Second, The food is so good I don't remember experiencing such pure and delicious flavours as I had in here. We ordered 4-5 dishes and couple of drinks which includes some mojitos, Margaritas, and it's special attractions.(2) From all of the dishes we had, Baked lasagna was one of the best, then the Mexican hot pot was quite tummy filling as well as tasteful at the same time, and then the supreme nacho which was quite upto it's name, amazing taste and flavours, and later the cheese fondue was good enough.(3) Third, The service was amazing, they attended each table with atmost patience, being gentle at all times and quite customer supportive. The manager himself came to us and asked if the food and taste was appropriate and up to our expectations. And lastly, We had an Apple pie in desserts, it was a pure American pie and I never had any such pie anywhere in Gujarat before. Which made me feel astonished I had in Rajkot.(4)

Overall amazing experience, a must visit place for...

Words won't make justice, but this place is just brilliantly amazing. I mean as soon as you enter in the restaurant you will be welcomed by 60's Hollywood posters, mags, quotes. Enough to nourish your childhood memories. The entire restaurant is based on Hollywood based themes. You will feel like you are in Hollywood except the staff, everything will give you a vibe of American diner. The food is brilliant, we ordered Indian curry and bread, which was fantastic.

The paneer was perfectly cooked and curry was smooth you won't even need a soft drink to gulp up the food. If you are searching for a diner with great food and amazing theme, Tomato 's the place...

Good restaurant. Very premium pricing and the food is good but can't sustain the price. Portion sizes are good for people with large appetites. The overall taste of the meals was mediocre to good. The dessert; Raspberry Cheesecake was well made for the city's standards. I probably wouldn't return due to the high pricing of meals as that takes away the value proposition. The interiors are trying too hard to achieve the American theme but the wait staff keeps offering you chaas (buttermilk) with your meals and they even serve traditional mukhvaas (mouthfreshner) at the end of your meal. So... If this Gujarati-American experience is your thing...