The deliciousness and charm of the Tomato Pie Cafe merit another visit.
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And do they carry Tomato Pie? What's it like?
ReplyDelete~ Betsy
Yeah can I go too?
ReplyDeleteOoh, that's making me hungry! :-) Looks delicious!
ReplyDelete~Bianca
Yes, they had tomato pie. It looked like quiche. We didn't try it, but I imagine it was delicious.
ReplyDeletecome on out, and I'll gladly take you all there! It does qualify as one of the best restaurants nearby! They have a wonderful sweet potato sandwich (hot sandwich) with mascarpone cheese (which I think is likable to cream cheese) its incredible!!
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