
Many ask “WHAT IS TOMATO PIE?” Tomato Pie Café’s Signature Dish is a Fisher Family Original. Deliciously seasoned red tomatoes are baked in a flaky pie crust, covered with a rich cheesy topping. Guaranteed to be like nothing you have ever experience before! Stop by, have a taste and experience a flavor so good we just had to name our Café after it. Deeply ingrained in our Café culture is the belief that food tastes better when you are with friends. Our customers are our friends, our honored guests! We can’t wait for you to dine in with us.
Breakfast & lunch, including the namesake pie, are served with gourmet coffee at this quaint cafe.
Address and Contact Information
Address: 23 N Broad St, Lititz, PA 17543
Phone: (717) 627-1762
Website: http://www.tomatopiecafe.net/?y_source=1_MTk1Mzc0OTctNzE1LWxvY2F0aW9uLndlYnNpdGU%3D
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Reviews
First time visiting Lititz PA and first time here. Great small town country vibe with everything you’d expect from any big city eatery.
Cold brew was excellent as was the pumpkin latte (not too sweet like many from the brand name coffee houses we know). Menu was extensive with many options from salad to bowls to paninis and everything in between.
We had a delicious and very very fresh spinach artichoke with creamy ricotta over spaghetti squash. Very different. We loved it.
The help was attentive and the place was clean. They have a cute porch where you can sit and eat or sip your coffee. It was decorated in a festive fall vibe which was perfect fur this time of year.
While we didn’t try their famous tomato pie we were very happy with our choices.
Their cookie butter was good but a bit too sweet for me. Like sugary sweet. Ham, mushroom and cheese omelette was okay. However service was great! all the staff we encountered were nice and pleasant.
Parking is kinda hard but luckily we came on an early saturday morning so the bank across was closed and the hostess mentioned we can just park there on their lot which we did lol. Inside was cozy, like going into a historic house (which it probably was idk lol). The restroom was pretty small and tight fyi.
On our stay this last week I’ve had the pancakes which were great, the sausage egg wrap which was nice, and the classic breakfast which was great as well. The bacon is also done perfectly the two times I ordered it.
My wife generally gets the classic breakfast as well, and for the first time tried the squash side and absolutely loved it, it’s baked, then tossed on the griddle with a little bit of sugar. She also loves the tea here over anywhere else in town.
Light flaky crust holding in generous amounts of cheese on top of nicely seasoned diced tomatoes. Like the perfect quiche sitting on top of warm Bruschetta. I’ve really had nothing like it and was not what I expected even after reading all reviews. This is by no means anything resembling a pizza and noone should ever refer to any other pizza as a ‘pie’ ever again. I got the double and brought one home.
The carrot fries had sea salt and you are given a small amount of ranch with them. They were good on their own with sea salt, but to make them great, you needed the ranch.
The rest of the table got handhelds. They were slightly small for the price and came with chips or plain greens. They were ok, but nothing special. If we go back, we could get an entree or one of the specials. We were trying to stay on the cheaper side. Looking at other tables, they looked very good.
They had a nice selection of homemade deserts. We liked the s’mores cookie and the chocolate peanut butter pie.
Overall, we spent a little over $20 a person.
The atmosphere is cozy with a classic cafe feel. It had a wrap around porch with outdoor seating. If it’s crowded, it will get loud since there is nothing to dampen the sound. It’s surrounded by the classic main street USA like town of Lititz. There is a large park across the street that often hosts festivals in the warmer months.