Probably go to this location, or the one at Arrowhead, once a month. Very much a fan and rarely disappointed with each visit. They usually have coupons online and they take them from your smartphone! The only gripe I have is that their bananas at breakfast are usually still a little too green to be tasty. Although the donut muffins make up for it! Recommended for all meals, but lunch and dinner are usually a little better. Screw Flanders.
(4)
Emily D.
Warning: I'm not a buffet person, nor will I ever be. The concept of unlimited food disturbs me so read on with caution... Kind of a scary place but if you want a salad and lots of it, I guess its a good choice. I love the name 'Sweet Tomatoes' which is why I came here in the first place but there really isn't much sweet about watching a slue of morbidly obese children return to the ice cream machine 5 times for refills.
(2)
Aimee C.
Went here for lunch. Very nice food and fresh selections. Way better than the other salad place. Had a huge salad and some bread. A little pricey, but the food is worth it.
(3)
Morgan S.
Always fresh, always good. I especially love the themed months for changing menu items. After the salad bar I stock up on soup-- 6 delicious varieties-- and pasta. At the end of my meal there's always room for the dessert bar. I am usually able to find a newspaper coupon to offset the moderately high price of my meal, and so I wind up with an absolutely great deal. I would recommend Sweet Tomatoes to anyone looking for healthy foods, hearty soups and free dessert.
(5)
Cara S.
Always a good choice when you want a plate full of vegetables. I do think it is a bit overpriced, especially if you want a beverage.
(3)
Albert H.
Surprised that this place was rather nice inside given the seedy location by Metro. Parking was decent. Staff were friendly. Food options were as good or better than other S.T. locations I've visited in recent months. Heck, I might have to go back.
(3)
Tony S.
Their prices are getting out of control. FOR SALAD? Dudes, your dinner prices are getting exorbitant. At these rates, the "premium" items like the proteins should be included with the meal. Sorry Sweet Tomatoes, you just priced yourself out of the ballpark. Back to SouperSald. Just crazy lately!!!
(2)
Robin G.
Me and the beau were in the mood for a salad bar this weekend so we stopped at this place. I was very surprised how fresh and clean everything wash. The service from our bus person was very good. The casahier was very friendly and explained the process to us. She even gave us a couple of coupons for our next visit. In addition to having a wide variety of salad "fixins", they had a large selection of soup, pasta dishes and desert. We had more than our fill and we will definitely go back!
(4)
Tiana G.
I LOVE SWEET TOMATOES...nom nom nom nom NOM! Oh they have a theme that they change monthly and my month of weakness is when they have their tomato soup and grilled cheese bready goodness. I would be embarrased to say that during that month I ate here as much as possible, but I'm going to blame it on the prego hormones. I would drag anyone and everyone here just to stuff my face with its goodness! That month is over, I still go once or twice a month. My stomach can't hold as much food as it used to since the space is currently occupied. My family and friends got sick of it, too, so its harder for me to find people to go with me haha.
(5)
Chris M.
Love this location. Have never had any issues other than a stench one time. Easy fix, move to the other side of the restraunt.
(4)
Daniel E.
Love Sweet Tomatoes! My favorite is their Won Ton Chicken Happiness salad! Although it can be expensive it is a great alternative for fast food!
(4)
Jake D.
Every once in a while after eating poorly, I need to have a salad the size of my head. The prices are a little steep, but the email coupons take out a bit of the sting. The food is fresh for the most part, the lettuce seemed to be a little wilted on our last visit though. After my healthy eats I'm always sure to cancel it out with a warm brownie topped with frozen yogurt.
(4)
Mr K.
When I first experienced the salad-buffet restaurant concept (well, beyond Sizzler anyway) back in 1992, I thought it was the greatest invention ever. "I'm eating healthy!" I told myself, "and therefore I can eat whatever I want, because everything in this place should be good for me! Including multiple bowls of tapioca pudding for dessert!" Fast forward to now, where I've gone to this specific Sweet Tomatoes location a number of times, and I realize I have aged, as I now think to myself, "How many calories am I actually ingesting for this simple 'healthy' lunch?" First, there's the salad bar. Somehow the pop-up dishes here have issues being completely clean. Not the best sign. Now, when you're trying to eat healthy, you realize that you're skipping at least half of what's offered in the salad bar. You're limitied to the veggies. Maybe some "fat-free" honey mustard dressing (which is probably still laden with high-fructose corn syrup). And thus when you're thinking "healthy" and carry this over to the soup/pizza/muffin/pasta area you realize you're more or less going to skip everything, save a baked sweet potato with some chives and salsa maybe. And an odd melon ball from the fruit bar. Now, when I was 18 I ate EVERYTHING at these places and enjoyed myself to no end. Hell, even several years later when Sweet Tomatoes opened up in my hometown, my appetite felt like it was in a culinary Six Flags and wanted to be on each ride at least twice before closing. But many years later, I'm realizing eating everything in such places means I gotta go buy a new pair of work slacks. Which costs, uh, money. And when I take stock of everything healthy on my tray, is it worth the $7.50 or however much it is? One plate of salad? A baked sweet potato? A bowl of cut up melon? No way. Especially since the quality of the veggies isn't that great to begin with (such as the driest broccolli I've ever had). But if you throw caution to the wind and think, "I'm way hungry right now - and I am not going to give a rat's ass towards being good today" then hey, you've found your nirvana, because amidst the 1500 calories you just ate, you probably got your day's worth of folate, fiber, and vitamin C, along with a perfect ending of your very own soft-serve cone of chocolate-vanilla swirl.
(3)
Rob T.
Very clean facilities. Tons of parking even though its nearly full at noon each day. The salad bar is always well stocked and very fresh. Wonderful soups and deserts too. Nice music, modern not elevator. Attentive staff to remove your dirty plates/bowls. Nearly always use their emailed coupons for BOGO (with drink purchase). Pricey but worth it as long as it's not too frequent.
(5)
Marc R.
This is my favorite sweet tomatoes restaurant. I am a huge fan of the sugar free mouse! Love salads and the staff is awesome. If you have any issues the manager will help you pronto. Clean and fresh. Rock On sweet!
(5)
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Address :10046 North 26th Drive
Phoenix, AZ, 85021
Takes Reservations : No Delivery : No Take-out : Yes Accepts Credit Cards : Yes Good For : Lunch Parking : Private Lot Bike Parking : Yes Wheelchair Accessible : No Good for Kids : Yes Good for Groups : Yes Attire : Casual Ambience : Casual Noise Level : Average Alcohol : No Outdoor Seating : No Wi-Fi : No Has TV : No Waiter Service : No Caters : Yes
Karl Y.
Probably go to this location, or the one at Arrowhead, once a month. Very much a fan and rarely disappointed with each visit. They usually have coupons online and they take them from your smartphone! The only gripe I have is that their bananas at breakfast are usually still a little too green to be tasty. Although the donut muffins make up for it! Recommended for all meals, but lunch and dinner are usually a little better. Screw Flanders.
(4)Emily D.
Warning: I'm not a buffet person, nor will I ever be. The concept of unlimited food disturbs me so read on with caution... Kind of a scary place but if you want a salad and lots of it, I guess its a good choice. I love the name 'Sweet Tomatoes' which is why I came here in the first place but there really isn't much sweet about watching a slue of morbidly obese children return to the ice cream machine 5 times for refills.
(2)Aimee C.
Went here for lunch. Very nice food and fresh selections. Way better than the other salad place. Had a huge salad and some bread. A little pricey, but the food is worth it.
(3)Morgan S.
Always fresh, always good. I especially love the themed months for changing menu items. After the salad bar I stock up on soup-- 6 delicious varieties-- and pasta. At the end of my meal there's always room for the dessert bar. I am usually able to find a newspaper coupon to offset the moderately high price of my meal, and so I wind up with an absolutely great deal. I would recommend Sweet Tomatoes to anyone looking for healthy foods, hearty soups and free dessert.
(5)Cara S.
Always a good choice when you want a plate full of vegetables. I do think it is a bit overpriced, especially if you want a beverage.
(3)Albert H.
Surprised that this place was rather nice inside given the seedy location by Metro. Parking was decent. Staff were friendly. Food options were as good or better than other S.T. locations I've visited in recent months. Heck, I might have to go back.
(3)Tony S.
Their prices are getting out of control. FOR SALAD? Dudes, your dinner prices are getting exorbitant. At these rates, the "premium" items like the proteins should be included with the meal. Sorry Sweet Tomatoes, you just priced yourself out of the ballpark. Back to SouperSald. Just crazy lately!!!
(2)Robin G.
Me and the beau were in the mood for a salad bar this weekend so we stopped at this place. I was very surprised how fresh and clean everything wash. The service from our bus person was very good. The casahier was very friendly and explained the process to us. She even gave us a couple of coupons for our next visit. In addition to having a wide variety of salad "fixins", they had a large selection of soup, pasta dishes and desert. We had more than our fill and we will definitely go back!
(4)Tiana G.
I LOVE SWEET TOMATOES...nom nom nom nom NOM! Oh they have a theme that they change monthly and my month of weakness is when they have their tomato soup and grilled cheese bready goodness. I would be embarrased to say that during that month I ate here as much as possible, but I'm going to blame it on the prego hormones. I would drag anyone and everyone here just to stuff my face with its goodness! That month is over, I still go once or twice a month. My stomach can't hold as much food as it used to since the space is currently occupied. My family and friends got sick of it, too, so its harder for me to find people to go with me haha.
(5)Chris M.
Love this location. Have never had any issues other than a stench one time. Easy fix, move to the other side of the restraunt.
(4)Daniel E.
Love Sweet Tomatoes! My favorite is their Won Ton Chicken Happiness salad! Although it can be expensive it is a great alternative for fast food!
(4)Jake D.
Every once in a while after eating poorly, I need to have a salad the size of my head. The prices are a little steep, but the email coupons take out a bit of the sting. The food is fresh for the most part, the lettuce seemed to be a little wilted on our last visit though. After my healthy eats I'm always sure to cancel it out with a warm brownie topped with frozen yogurt.
(4)Mr K.
When I first experienced the salad-buffet restaurant concept (well, beyond Sizzler anyway) back in 1992, I thought it was the greatest invention ever. "I'm eating healthy!" I told myself, "and therefore I can eat whatever I want, because everything in this place should be good for me! Including multiple bowls of tapioca pudding for dessert!" Fast forward to now, where I've gone to this specific Sweet Tomatoes location a number of times, and I realize I have aged, as I now think to myself, "How many calories am I actually ingesting for this simple 'healthy' lunch?" First, there's the salad bar. Somehow the pop-up dishes here have issues being completely clean. Not the best sign. Now, when you're trying to eat healthy, you realize that you're skipping at least half of what's offered in the salad bar. You're limitied to the veggies. Maybe some "fat-free" honey mustard dressing (which is probably still laden with high-fructose corn syrup). And thus when you're thinking "healthy" and carry this over to the soup/pizza/muffin/pasta area you realize you're more or less going to skip everything, save a baked sweet potato with some chives and salsa maybe. And an odd melon ball from the fruit bar. Now, when I was 18 I ate EVERYTHING at these places and enjoyed myself to no end. Hell, even several years later when Sweet Tomatoes opened up in my hometown, my appetite felt like it was in a culinary Six Flags and wanted to be on each ride at least twice before closing. But many years later, I'm realizing eating everything in such places means I gotta go buy a new pair of work slacks. Which costs, uh, money. And when I take stock of everything healthy on my tray, is it worth the $7.50 or however much it is? One plate of salad? A baked sweet potato? A bowl of cut up melon? No way. Especially since the quality of the veggies isn't that great to begin with (such as the driest broccolli I've ever had). But if you throw caution to the wind and think, "I'm way hungry right now - and I am not going to give a rat's ass towards being good today" then hey, you've found your nirvana, because amidst the 1500 calories you just ate, you probably got your day's worth of folate, fiber, and vitamin C, along with a perfect ending of your very own soft-serve cone of chocolate-vanilla swirl.
(3)Rob T.
Very clean facilities. Tons of parking even though its nearly full at noon each day. The salad bar is always well stocked and very fresh. Wonderful soups and deserts too. Nice music, modern not elevator. Attentive staff to remove your dirty plates/bowls. Nearly always use their emailed coupons for BOGO (with drink purchase). Pricey but worth it as long as it's not too frequent.
(5)Marc R.
This is my favorite sweet tomatoes restaurant. I am a huge fan of the sugar free mouse! Love salads and the staff is awesome. If you have any issues the manager will help you pronto. Clean and fresh. Rock On sweet!
(5)