Sweet Tomatoes-salads-soups-bakery

With a name like Sweet Tomatoes one would expect tomatoes to be in everything, however tomatoes are only a small fraction of their foods. Sweet Tomatoes is like Souper Salads except it's cleaner, fresher, and has a slight hippie atmosphere. For $13 you can get access to their giant array of buffet-style veggies, protiens and carbohydrates. The salad bar is the largest of their tables, offering the old salad standbys such as spinach, carrots, onions, and broccoli. However they have several other uncommon salad additions such as beets, radishes, beans, corn, and fried noodles. If you don't feel like making your own salad there are several prepared salads. I liked Joan's Broccoli Madness and the wild rice & chicken. They also have three kinds of pasta, four kinds of soups, six kinds of breads, and a do-it-yourself baked potato. All of that was good except the macaroni & cheese, which was mediocre. For dessert there are fruits, multiple chocolate treats, and soft-serve frozen yogurt. Unlike many other buffet soft-serve treats, this is actually real frozen yogurt. The bathrooms are kept clean, and 80's popular music is pumped into the speakers. There's a greeter at the entrance. They're friendly. The cashiers are friendly. There are people there who look over groups of tables, refilling drinks, and clearing dirty plates. They're friendly too. So I think whatever your tastes are, you will find something you like here.