Fat Tomato Grill
241 York St, York, ME, 03909
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Address :
241 York St
York, ME, 03909 - Phone (207) 363-5333
- Website https://www.fattomatogrill.com
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Specialities
- Takes Reservations : No
Delivery : No
Take-out : Yes
Accepts Credit Cards : Yes
Good For : Lunch
Parking : Street
Bike Parking : Yes
Good for Kids : Yes
Good for Groups : No
Attire : Casual
Ambience : Casual
Noise Level : Average
Alcohol : No
Outdoor Seating : No
Wi-Fi : No
Has TV : No
Waiter Service : No
Caters : Yes
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Laryssa T.
Stopped here for lunch while spending the weekend in York. It was a bit disorganized (they "lost" our order, but recovered well once they realized it) but despite that I'd still go back there again. The sweet potato fries were a standout--best I've ever had, served with 3 inventive dipping sauces (a nice touch). My husband and I shared a guac burger (nice and juicy) and the gyro (WAY too much oregano and not enough of any other spice). Worth another visit.
(3)Diane W.
Not sure how this went to good from bad since I was last there in August but it has. Raw chicken parm sandwich and a watery southwestern chicken salad with hair in it to boot. Raw chicken on a shelf over the grill, food sitting out in containers everywhere , dirty tables and staff made no attempt to wash hands or put on gloves when they went from handling cash to preparing food. This is a salmonella nightmare folks. Save your money because if you have to call them and tell hem you have issues with the food you just picked up, hey say sorry but don't offer to replace it.
(1)Kristen M.
Great place for lunch in York. I often get it to go and go sit on the beach, but there is some seating inside. Everyone's always friendly and I've never been in there when they aren't busy - it's a local fav. Even swamped, they manage to get food out in reasonable time - and delicious food at that! My favorite is the Cuban sandwich, but they also have great salads and hot dogs for when you want to take a picnic to the beach.
(4)A U.
This is a good place. It's clean. It's low key and comfortable. Being in York, It's basically in a tourist area and the prices are high and reflect that. The only thing that I really hate is when food items on a menu have 'cute names'. They are guilty of some of this. I want the menu to tell me what the item is, not have me guess according the hints in the 'name'. I have and would recommend this place.
(4)Ron S.
Great food for reasonable prices. Our "go to" lunch spot during our vacation in York. Nice selection of beer too.
(5)Thomas A.
A good take out/sandwich shop for lunch or dinner. They have a rather large menu for such a tiny kitchen, so I'm not sure how all the food can be prepared fresh, but the sandwiches I ordered were fresh and descent in size. Plus they have fresh cut fries. Staff was friendly and service was quick. Overall a nice non-seafood alternative in York.
(4)Nev H.
This local location has had many incarnations over the past 10 years...all of them have been great lunch spots, and Fat Tomato is no different. The menu is fun, fresh, and different. The chef/owner is always there and he is super friendly and welcoming. Menu is playful and interesting--with some hits and some misses. I've been there several times and never had the same thing twice, but while the gyro was overdone, too saucy and bland; the sweet potato fries, salads, and other sandwiches are great. Fun to eat in or take out. Last time I was in they were offering early meals with BYOB.
(3)Lia C.
I really wanted to like this place. The menu is fantastic, and the baked goods are fabulous (made by a small business called Something Different). Unfortunately food safety does not seem to be a priority here. It was pretty gross to see a piece of raw chicken on the hot dog wrapper. Made me wonder about other cross contamination issues going on in the kitchen. mainefoodsafety.com/inde…
(1)Elmira C.
Fat Tomato is a great place if you want to eat well and fast without making it into "a dining experience". Just to eat under $12/person & to get on your way. The kids' favorites are present. We stopped by this small grill on Sunday afternoon. The place is very CLEAN - dining room, counter, coffee area, bathroom, kitchen and even the storage room where the door happen to be open at that moment. The menu delivers exactly what it promisses - "comfortable food, honest prices". All-American favorites - sandwiches, burgers, hot dogs and salads. My only gripe is the the selection in each category can be shorter, to make the selection faster. Nice touches are: a complimentary apple with a sandwich and nice line-up of baked goods - again all-time American favorites, clearly home-made style & appealing. The grill was manned by a father-son team - very friendly and clean-cut. From what we observed while eating, the duo is very much a part of the community and the grill is frequented by the locals.
(5)Cameron J.
We went here for a Sunday brunch. They have limited seating but moved some tables around to accommodate us nicely. The food was terrific. Blueberry pancakes, the steak and eggs, as well as the frittata. The servers were friendly and very attentive. Expect a long wait for the steak and eggs, but only because the steak is baseball sized. Really enjoyed this place. Check it out if you're in the area.
(5)Christian A.
The place is new, and clean overall in the interior. There are games and things to play with which at first glance is kinda cool, but then I started thinking about all the other people's greasy unwashed fingers that had handled the Rubik's cube I was trying to solve and I lost interest in continuing to play with it. The menu is too long, not coherent to any style other than "stuff that's popular nowadays" and full of abbreviations that require explanation,and the names don't quite line up with the description so it's easy to mis-read what's on a particular item. They would do better just to say "we have three hot dogs, regular, spicy, and chicken" and leave it at that rather than playing guess-what-"PSK POP" means". I got the Thai style hotdog which comes with cilantro, shredded carrots and peanut sauce. The hot dogs are ok, and large. And we got a basket of sweet potato fries which were $3. So for a dog (and included chips) and fries it was like $7.50. A tad steep. The hotdog was barely cooked. Not sure how it was cooked. It certainly wasn't grilled which would have paired better with the Thai theme of this hot dog. Instead it might have been boiled for about 2 minutes. Not sure. The gigantic bun was raw. For a $4.50 hotdog, you better take the time to butter that sucker and grill it. Or at least toast it. The peanut sauce was fine, albeit sweet. Here's the kicker: in a specialty hotdog that costs as much as a sandwich and has only 3 toppings, they forgot the cilantro. Not just that they forgot it, they were out of it entirely and served it sans-cilantro. Not a word. The manager himself admitted to me later that he does the produce shopping himself and that they had no cilantro that day. Ok, so take it off the menu. Or tell your staff to tell people you're out. Or when the chef discovers that he's missing a key ingredient instead of pressing forward and finishing, plating, and serving an incomplete item, give the customer the chance to get something else other than a boiled hotdog drowning in sweet peanut sauce. Nope. I had to discover it on my own that, halfway through the hotdog, hey wait a sec - wasn't this supposed to have something other than sweet peanut sauce and carrots? Sriracha? yes. Now it's better. Nope... still missing something... Right! Cilantro! Yeah. So I was 3/4 of the way finished with my hotdog when the manager apologized and said I could have something else. Well, I'm not hungry anymore, but thanks. Should have asked for a coupon for a free hotdog some other time. The sweet potato fries were quite good.
(2)Chris R.
Fat Tomato Grill was a nice little hole-in-the-wall surprise for me. I've driven past it dozens of times before I noticed there was a place to eat there. I decided to give it a try, and was pleasantly surprised. The burgers and fries are great, and they also have their own root beer. Super friendly people, love seeing their smiling faces! It's a bit on the pricy side, but it's good food.
(4)Caroline B.
Sooooo yummy!!! Traditional homemade grub fast!!
(5)Roland P.
Not fancy but best burgers you have ever had
(4)Geoff M.
My wife and I ate a late lunch here while driving back to Boston, and we both had the freshest burgers and fries we've ever had. The two men behind the counter were incredibly nice, and we could see them make everything by hand. We'll definitely stop here again when we're in the area.
(5)Bushra S.
Ok was on a long hiatus (literally 6 weeks from work and figuratively months from Yelp), but this easy going new lunch place caught my attention! They opened about 6 weeks ago, and are as all new places very friendly and courteous. But that's not all I liked about this place. Its in Rowan Cafe's old spot and they have changed it a bit. for starts they are open until 8pm... yay! I can't tell you how irritated I was when Rowan refused to serve me a sandwich at 2:55 pm since they close at 3pm. hmm I guess I am still irritated about that, but that's for another review. They serve sandwich's, salads, burgers and hot dogs. simple enough, but seem to get quite creative with their toppings. I can't wait to try some of their combinations especially the Thai hot dog... specially since it is a PSK pop dog. We had Cubano sandwich and the Chix Gyro. All ingredients were fresh and delicious. The pita on the Chix gyro was a little too doughy, and the chicken was not the traditional shaved kind. you know the kind that comes from a bog fat block on meat that was roasted on the spit. This chicken was well marinated grilled white chicken breast, which I know is served in some middle eastern version of Gyros, but unfortunately not the kind that is thought of immediately when one orders a gyro. That become my reason for the one less start. Anyway bottom line a friendly place with fresh delicious food, where the ingredients are thoughtfully selected. I look forward to many more meals there! Welcome to York!
(4)Corissa S.
First off, you should know that I'm basing my star rating on the veggie burger, the only menu item I've tried, but as a total restaurant rating, I'd give the place 3 stars. Let's start with the veggie burger. It is to die for! I've been an on and off vegetarian for 20 odd years and have eaten my fair share of veggie burgers. Many are bland and dry, or just gross meat substitute, or simply not good tasting. The veggie burger at Fat Tomato Grill is glorious! They make it there and it is delicious...a yummy blend of veggies, beans, and walnuts for a nice little crunch. The burger is huge and moist, is cooked until a bit crisp at the edges, and comes on a nice bun. They have a number of sauces/dressings on their menu, so you can add your own flavor enhancement, which is so much nicer than just the regular ketchup or mayo option. The reason I give the place a 3 star rating is that I'm big into atmosphere and ambiance and this place is sorely lacking in this department. The order area is nice and bright, but the dining area is dark, dingy and uncomfortable. The chairs are uncomfortable and the tables are too close together. There is no decor to speak of, although they've tried to clean it up with paint and some photos on the wall, the bulk of it is just sterile looking and boring. There is no table service, but still, the tables where people had recently eaten were left dirty. There were two people just standing around and during the course of our meal, one person actually left because it wasn't busy. Sure, not busy with customers, but they could have been plenty busy cleaning the tables and floors, removing dishes, dish rags and buckets that were clearly visible, and straightening up the games and other clutter that laid about. Fortunately, decor and ambiance can be greatly enhanced and worked on, which I'm hoping they will do as they grow. And hopefully the other menu items stand up to the deliciousness of the veggie burger, to keep people coming back. I liked the people who worked there and the owner seemed really nice as well, so I'll keep my fingers crossed that they increase the overall ambiance/cleanliness of the place, at which point, they won't be able to keep me away.
(4)Melissa W.
My fiancee and I went to Ogunquit, ME for the weekend and usually we go to the bagel basket but they were closed. So we went to The Fat Tomato Grill. We went for the next 3 days in a row! Fantastic chicken salad sandwich with apples, and craisins. The tuna salad was great too. The bread was fresh bakery bread and not store bought. The service was friendly and great and the food was reasonably priced. We will continue to frequent on our next visit. SALTY & Melissa!
(5)Cecile B.
Super friendly service, nice lunch selection of salads, sandwiches, variety of hotdogs and treats. Gluten free options available, fewer vegetarian options on the menu. Food was tasty, Sweet potato fries were perfect! A great place to pick up some food to eat at the beach or nearby Nubble lighthouse.
(4)Susanna G.
Fat Tomato Grill is convenient if you are on your way to the beach in York Maine. However, the food is not good. My mother got a turkey sandwich that was basically a slab of bland turkey thrown between stale bread, gross. You are better off going around the corner to the Stonewall Kitchen café. Which was packed and rightly so. This is a local dive for locals. Give it a miss and bring your own lunch or stop at Stonewall which is the only other place I've found in York Maine that is worth eating at.
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