Style Manitoba
Since its 2007 opening, Tomato Pie Company’s Neapolitan taste has been pleasing plenty o’ Winnipeg palates.
With seasoned Chef Joseph Pellegrino’s catering credits including Diane Keaton, Susan Sarandon and NHL players galore, diners know this Pie’s dainty dishes are indeed fit for kings.
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Winnipeg Sun
Tomato Pie’s Italian Fare a Slice of Heaven – Discreet Diner, Winnipeg Sun, Aug. 16th, 2007
We all know what it means when the moon hits your eye like a big pizza pie, right? Well, your Discreet Diner has fallen head-over-heels "en amore" with Tomato Pie Co., a funky new Italian joint that just opened up in Osborne Village.
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Ciao Magazine
Ciao Magazine, Dec 07/Jan 08 issue
In the late 90’s, Assiniboine Avenue’s Rogues Gallery was the place to hang out for a cup of coffee and a slice of the most original cheesecake in the city. When it shut its doors, many Winnipeggers were left with a culinary and cultural void that was hard to fill….
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Winnipeg Free Press
Warm and welcome Italian - Marion Warhaft, Winnipeg Free Press, Jan 22nd, 2009
At Tomato Pie, for instance, the setting is both cool and cosy, with huge windows on two sides overlooking Osborne and Wardlaw, walls that are partly blue-green, partly exposed brick, and handsome black chairs upholstered in purple ultra-suede. The food is homestyle, southern Italian, based on good, fresh ingredients, expertly prepared.
The menu proclaims "we use tons of garlic," and should be taken at its word...
The restaurant is open from Wednesday to Sunday, and will be closed for vacation from March 16 to April 14, 2009.
Dreamy Dining in 2007 – Marion Warhaft, Winnipeg Free Press, Dec 29th, 2007
There have been banner years in the past, but - - unless memory is a complete cheat, this year has surpassed them al...
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Bravissimo! New Osborne Italian Eatery Does Nearly Everything Right – Marion Warhaft, Winnipeg Free Press, Sept. 28th, 2007
Remember the long-gone and much-lamented Roma Café? Or Rogues Gallery? Or the latest of the lot, Picolina? If you remember them as fondly as I do, you should be delighted to hear.
Where Winnipeg Online
Winnipeg Restaurants Guide: Italian/Classic – Where Winnipeg Online
This Village hot spot’s name pays homage to food from Naples, the city noted for inventing pizza, but its menu extends beyond the classic pie. The rustic yet chic décor is a perfect setting...
