5-STARS - Canada 3-STARS - US. Inconsistent quality 0-STARS - Mexico. Consistently soft, mushy, bruised and dirty. If it says Mexico on the package I don't buy.

Maybe the worst store bought one the vine tomatoes ever. Two (2) were busted open on the bottom & moldy. two other were split open on the bottom but not moldy yet. Juice & seeds ran out of the others the instant they were sliced from being off of the plant too long. Too long a trip to take them back. Just won't ever buy them again.

They use to be spot on, but like the ground beef the quality has gone down. I no longer purchase these tomatoes because they are hard in the center like u cannot bite threw, we end up just throwing it away. Trying to let them get ripe is difficult because they will get soggy before they get softer. Also, I normally get 1-3 too soft when I purchase.

I've been buying these weekly for months and enjoying them. The last two purchases were not only a different tomato but began to rot within days. Upon inspection after bringing them home and opening them, I found at least one had already begun to spoil. I'm terribly disappointed.

Just bought the vine ripened tomatoes on Monday. On Wednesday, pulled them off my shelf and EVERY tomato was rotten!! Don’t know what’s going on with the Severn store but it seems like they have no clue on what they are putting out. Never buying produce again from this store.

Have bought these several times. Recently purchased again and two days later they were molding. Highly disappointed! I had to toss out half of them. I have no way of knowing but it appears they may be stored at a cooler temperature then brought out in warmer temperature for sale, thus causing mold and early spoilage. Such a waste of produce and money, especially since the price has gone up during the winter months. Sam's Club produce is becoming much like Walmart produce ... disappointing and not worth buying.

I bought a pack of these earlier in January. They were incredibly fresh, so much so that they tasted a lot more green than tomato-ey, if that makes sense. However, because they were so fresh, they lasted in the fridge for over two weeks. By the time I ate the last few, they were perfect. A good value for what they are, but be aware they're not at their best right out of a newly purchased pack.

I love these because I am a single female, and I can't eat a dozen in one day or two. And these last longer - I think - because they are still connected to the vine. I like my tomatoes firm (not gushy) with a nice flavor, and these have become my favorite tomato of all time.

Bought on Mon the 14th and went to use them Tue. There were almost half that had mold on them and didn't see it when we picked them up so it grew fast. Plus all were VERY soft and runny (which probably caused the mold). What do I have to do? Pinch the s--t out of them before buying??

Love these hydroponic grown tomatoes from Marfa, Texas They are consistently long lasting and good tasting. Have been buying for a year plus now. I always smell through the holes in package first to see if good tomato smell. Store in a cool dry spot. I recommend.