Everyone knows that store tomatoes are terrible compared to homegrown, but hydroponic tomatoes are an improvement over what we used to get back in the day, out of season. Are these the best? No, I've had better hydroponic tomatoes, but not much better. During the Winter, these are the best price and pretty consistent quality. I haven't had problems having them delivered, either.

There were none of the usual brand of Campari tomatoes on the vine packages at our Sam's Club so we tried this 'sub' brand. Disappointing. They are no where near as tasty and have thicker skin and interiors, less juice. So we're heading to other stores to purchase our tomatoes now.

Best deal ever on consistently good tomatoes! You can pretty much guarantee these are ripe yet firm and have nice deep red color, except one time during a shortage (covid), they were a little small and not as good, but I think thats allowed. We have purchased these about once to twice a month for years now. Our favorite find.

Campari tomatoes are my favorite during Winter when we don't have good tasting tomatoes. They are the only hydroponic tomatoes that actually taste good. The larger hydroponic tomatoes and smaller cherry and grape tomatoes (except the fancy ones) just don't taste right.

Tomatoes on the Vine is a good deal but I prefer to buy local like the Kamuela sourced tomatoes. As is usually the case, customers tend to pick through the containers and it doesn't matter what kind of produce. Some customers are not mindful of how they restack the containers once they've made their choice. That leads to some produce getting smashed or bruised because of a handful of irresponsible customers. Overall, Tomatoes on the Vine are a good value but my personal preference is for the Hawaii grown tomatoes.

Excellent quality with excellent true tomato taste. Almost like what you might grow. We are in TX, so when you get them home, take them out of the package, dry them and place in a well-ventilated container. Very prone to mold if you do not, since going from AC to TX heat to AC again leaves condensation that must be dried. Nodifferent than buying them in a normal grocery store.

Great for salads and BLTs etc. I’ve purchased these tomorrow couple times. First time they were hard and lasted us almost 2weeks. The second time I purchased these we only got to eat a couple. The rest went bad within a week. Not sure if there’s an expiration date on the package, but I’ll definitely check next time.

These tomatoes on the vine are delicious. We've bought them 4 times because they're so good. They stay fresh for over a week in the refrigerator while still attached to their vines. I had stopped buying tomatoes because they had become very bland and would spoil so fast. I just happened to buy some for a halloween carnival event we were having for our grandchildren instead of letting them go out to do trick-or-treating during this pandemic. We made hamburgers at home and playing carnival games in the back yard. The hamburgers were delicious and were enjoyed by all of us thanks to these delicious tomatoes. Will keep purchasing these as long as they are available.

I was very disappointed in this product. I must say this is the first time I have found something at Sam’s that was not worth the money. The product did not look good nor did they taste good. This was delivered to me by the way. Had I been in the store I would have never purchase these tomatoes.

Sams tomatoes on the vine are always fresher than what I can buy in the markets. Price per pound is astounding compared to the stores. I was concerned we wouldn't be able to eat them up before they over-ripened, but since they are so so fresh, we had plenty of time to devour them! We even shared a few with our neighbors and they both said to have a fresh, good tasting, tomatoe during the winter was an old-time experience they never expected.