Dinner for Two, Four, or Six or Lunch Buffet for Two at The Tomato Bistro (Up to 55% Off)
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Takes ReservationsTrendy, formal eatery serves gourmet small plates to complement thin-crust pizzas covered in fresh produce, artisan sauces, and cheeses
Pizza, much like the earth, is circular, flat, and supports the existence of Karl Malone. Enjoy something that always delivers with this Groupon.
Choose from Four Options
$17 for dinner for two (up to a $35 value)
- One order of sliders
- One small plate
- One salad or one pizza<p>
$33 for dinner for four (up to a $70 value)
- Two orders of sliders
- Two small plates
- Two salads or two pizzas<p>
$47 for dinner for six (up to a $105 value)
- Three orders of sliders
- Three small plates
- Three salads or three pizzas<p>
$10 for an all-you-can-eat lunch buffet for two (a $20 value)<p> Tapas-style small plates include gourmet creations such as the chicken-and-waffles dish covered in apple butter, bacon and maple syrup, or the aztec shrimp seasoned with garlic, lemon, pesto, and white wine. Gourmet thin-crust pizzas include the fried egg and asparagus or pulled pork complemented by chipotle, onion, smoked gouda and mozzarella. See the full dinner menu. In addition, Tomato Bistro provides free, on-site valet parking in a private lot for guests.
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About The Couch Tomato Bistro
Flush with the success of their first restaurant, The Couch Tomato Cafe, business partners and college buddies Craig Mosmen and Michael Cassano have expanded their plant-themed empire with The Couch Tomato Bistro. Situated in the Manayunk district among an array of boutiques, salons, and nightclubs, the comfortable yet formal dining space surrounds diners with loft seating, cut-stone walls, hardwood floors, and modern lighting fixtures.
The Bistro’s dinner menu is filled with thin-crust, New York style gourmet pizza creations topped in San Marzano sauces and Grande mozzarella cheese. Produce is ordered and prepared daily and used to cover pizzas, fill salads served with homemade dressings and rolls, and add splashes of color to otherwise lackluster chef uniforms. Gourmet small plates encourage sharing, while an intentionally limited menu of specialty pizzas, salads, wraps, paninis, and homemade soups allows The Couch Tomato Bistro’s cooks to maintain a high level of quality.