


Veteran choice for wood-fired pizza & other Italian staples in an intimate backdrop with a bar.
Hours
| Monday | 11:30 AM–8 PM |
| Tuesday | 11:30 AM–8 PM |
| Wednesday | 11:30 AM–8 PM |
| Thursday | 11:30 AM–8 PM |
| Friday | 11:30 AM–8:30 PM |
| Saturday | 4–8:30 PM |
| Sunday | 4–8 PM |
Address and Contact Information
Address: 1 Court St #100, Lebanon, NH 03766
Phone: (603) 448-1711
Website: http://www.threetomatoestrattoria.com/
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Reviews
Last night my husband and I were in the area, and as I searched restaurants, I was surprised/mortified from the recent bad reviews. Let me remedy that for the TRUE foodies out there. Not the 63% of Americans who think they are according to recent surveys. We had a FANTASTIC meal.
1) This is WOOD-fired pizza. Not brick oven. Not sheet-pan baked. Its not “burnt” its just “cooked correctly”. Ingredients properly spread/melted. If you want a sloppy loaded slice, walk around the corner. They got what you want over there. We eat A LOT of pizza all over the world. Have family that cooks it for a living.
2) Chicken Parmesan is NOT a thing in the homeland. Pollo in ANY form isn’t. Its Italian-American. Never saw it once on a menu. So don’t complain when you get dark meat or it doesn’t look like KFC. Your Sicilian Nonna was making due stateside with what meat she could find. She knew HOW to cook, just didn’t have her homeland ingredients. And that was NEVER chicken breast before.
3) Atmosphere. Sure, could use an update, but nothing is OFFENSIVE. It can be loud, hot, and seemingly cramped, but it seemed spacious and comfortable compared to most European restaurants I’ve been to. I have reverse culture-shock everytime I come home and go to work in this Industry because I have so much room between tables! Sit in a Sicilian Trattoria with a large group of local 70yos hooting/hollering one table over on a weeknight in January, bumping your chair every 5m when you can’t even squish out to find the bathroom while you’re wearing 5 layers of clothes INSIDE because its just people/kitchen heat. THEN complain about THIS atmosphere.
Back to the food and not the disgusting reviews.
Perfect Negroni and nice mix of wine options. Fantastic Sauce across the board (Baked Burrata Special and 2 Pies, the 3T special and the Pollo Rosso). Superb service at the bar (Amy is Amazing) and quality kitchen skills we could watch. Couldn’t ask for a more “authentic” meal stateside.
Molto Bene! Grazie Mille!
We were just passing by but if we ever come to the area again, will definitely visit again!
first disappointment when I entered it was like entering a blast furnace it was so hot in their, management is so cheap they wouldn’t turn on the air conditioning they just left the door open so you had this intense heat from the pizza oven.
2nd disappointment the mozzarella and prosciutto first the mozzarella was very cold any Junior Chef would know it has to be served at room temperature
Also the cheapest prosciutto I don’t even think it was prosciutto it was cheap Serrano Spanish ham.
3rd disappointment Chicken parmesan the broccoli was cooked just right the marinara sauce was very tasty however the chicken a good serving it was dry and tasteless.
Now the Decor just one notch above the Olive Garden you felt like you’re in a cafeteria
The one good thing the staff was very professional they were fantastic.