Did you know that the tomato is the state fruit of Ohio? It’s a must-try treat thanks to the area’s talented chefs! Local eateries create loads of delicious dishes featuring this popular food. Here are the four best tomato dishes in Delaware and where you can find them.
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1808 American Bistro
Located on Winter Street in the heart of historic Delaware, 1808 American Bistro is locally famous for its classic American fare. Everything on the menu is made with a twist using only the finest, mostly local ingredients. Start with the crispy calamari appetizer with roasted tomatoes, roasted tomato aioli, and goat cheese, or go all-in with a bowl of tomato soup. There’s even something for your youngest tomato aficionados. The kid-sized grilled chicken salad comes loaded with this scrumptious fruit.
Wash it all down with a craft cocktail or indulge in a glass of vino. This bistro offers a nice selection of wines from around the world and the most extensive craft beer list in town.
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J Gumbos
Next time you have a hankering for real down-home Louisiana cooking, head to J Gumbos. Situated on North Sandusky Street, this authentic Cajun kitchen serves up your favorite tomato-based dishes in bowls as big as the bayou — all at affordable prices.
You won’t believe the quality of vittles here. J Gumbos hand-mixes its spices and cuts fresh vegetables every day. Order the Bumblebee Stew. It’s a wholesome combination of stewed tomatoes, corn, onion, and black beans, all swimming in a sweet and spicy cream sauce. The Voodoo Chicken features slow-cooked chicken topped with tomato sauce and J Gumbos’ signature blend of voodoo spices.
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Hamburger Inn Diner
If you’re looking to support a Delaware community staple, head to Hamburger Inn on North Sandusky Street. This joint has been around since the turn of the century. According to locals, it’s the oldest diner in the state of Ohio!
Get your made-to-order Black Angus steak burger topped with a thick slice of tomato and a platter of hand-cut fries. There’s also the pulled pork nachos, piled high with diced tomatoes, cheddar cheese, jalapenos, onions, salsa, and sour cream. This diner’s BLT comes with more than just lettuce and tomato. It’s loaded with five hearty strips of bacon, too!
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El Vaquero
Classic Mexican food is traditionally loaded with tomatoes, and El Vaquero‘s fare is no different. This restaurant is located on South Sandusky Street and is one of the best spots in town to enjoy creative combinations of your south-of-the-border favorites.
All five flavors of fajitas are served up sizzling hot with fresh vegetables: tomatoes, bell peppers, mushrooms, and onions. Even the refried bean nachos come with a sprinkling of this delightful fruit. No matter what dish you’re craving – from burritos, chimichangas, and enchiladas to tostadas de tinga – you can be sure there will be tomatoes somewhere on your plate!
Next time you’re in Ohio, indulge your love of tomatoes. Whether you think it’s a fruit or a vegetable, one thing’s for sure: it makes everything delicious!
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