Tommaso - Brooklyn

The menu is quite limited, making it better suited for larger groups opting for a fixed-price meal. That said, the prices were reasonable, contributing to that midweek dinner vibe. The drinks were decent, the service was just okay, and the decor felt outdated. It didn't match my memories from the 80s when their veal saltimbocca was a highlight—perhaps I was thinking of a different place. On a positive note, the singer had a great voice, though at times he sounded like Count Dracula performing Italian songs, which added a humorous twist to the evening. The appetizers were good, and overall, we had a nice time in the light, family-friendly atmosphere—even if it didn’t quite hit the mark for fine dining. As for parking, it was definitely easier than in Bay Ridge. Metered parking ends at 7 PM, and with a 7 PM reservation, we managed to find a spot nearby on 86th Street quite quickly.

The food is very good. Lunch special is $34.00 includes appetizer main dish and dessert and coffee included . Excellent

I have been going to this place since 1989. Have not been there in 5 years since my fathers funeral. Visited today 10/15/2023. First off they have a Russian guy singing Italian songs and he sounds horrible. The food was the worst Italian food I have ever had. My wife was grossed out. Even another couple there where complaining. I 'm assuming the original owners are gone. What a horrible experience. I ordered the Trippa Siciliana. The waiter asked me if I wanted pasta or potatoes in it. Puzzled I said potato of course. So out comes the plate with 3 pieces of trip and flash home fried potatoes. Gross beyond gross. I will never go back. My wife got pork cutlet in Gorgonzola sauce. Not a good combo. What a shame. Please save your money.

Hadn't been back to Tommaso's in awhile and we were impressed with Lou and the staff that have taken control of the restaurant since the passing of the owner Tommaso.They are keeping the memory alive and I'm sure he is smiling down on their strength. The food was just the way we remembered it and very appealing. Two singers on a Sunday night singing the standard American songbook that kept the customers singing along. I had the pork chops with cherry peppers.

I cook my own Italian food. Tommaso's is the only Italian restaurant I will eat in. And I've lived in three states since NY. It is, by far, the best. The food cannot be duplicated and the ambiance is the best anywhere. I've spent many happy times there. Thank you.