Well… nothing beats a good ol homegrown tomato, but these are about the closest I have been able to find anywhere and they are at a good price. They especially make a good mater or BLT sandwich. Pretty good when you can't get a homegrown one.

These tomatoes are the ones I grab when fresh garden tomatoes are not in season in my area. They are nearly as sweet as homegrown. Very dependable for relish trays, sandwiches, & most dishes that call for fresh tomatoes.

Sorry, these are like every other store-bought hydroponically cloned tomato totally lacking flavor despite setting on counter for days hoping they might ripen.

First time purchasing this product- needed a slicing tomatoe. Disappointed, product lacks flavor. Will return to buying the other tomatoes I usually buy.

Done buying these tomatoes. They go bad within a day. Sam’s Club produce is garbage now with all the so called food grade chemicals to prolong shelf life. Just make the produce rotten from the inside. Just as bad as Walmart. I have attached lemons that didn’t make it a day before turning into mold

These tomatoes actually taste like tomatoes. I have recommended them to others and they agree. They're a little bit more pricey but worth it for now.

I have bought these tomatoes several times without them going bad before using all of them. The last ones I bought were very disappointing. They went bad within a few days after puchase. That's why the low rating.

These tomatoes appeared beautiful round deep red and firm enough, buty When cut into first 4 of them, watery liquid flowed out and Tomato tasted sour. Im not buying produce from Sam’s for awhile.

These looked great in packaging at store. Used the next day in a salad they were very watery. Purchased in hopes of getting a nice BLT sandwich but this didn't happen since they were so watery.

They don't seem to be fully ripe. They don't have that nice red color. For example: Like the photo above. It's probably due to the time of the year, maybe.