12 Tomato Sandwich Recipes for Peak Season

Looking for an upgrade to the typical grilled cheese sandwich? Incorporating Cheddar, tomatoes, and julienned leeks brings on a rich flavor that'll satisfy the mightiest of grilled cheese cravings. 

If you love caprese salad, then you'll love this sandwich. It's super easy to assemble, and the roasted garlic really allows the other flavors to shine. 

You can't get much simpler than this tomato sandwich. Garden fresh tomatoes, salt and pepper, butter or mayonnaise, and a slice of cheese are all you need for a simple, yet satisfying lunch. 

You've had tomato and mozzarella in a sandwich, but what about tomato and ricotta? A summer tomato's tangy flavor makes a perfect pairing for the mildly sweet ricotta cheese. 

"With perfectly toasted, crisp bread, a slightly warm feta filling, and slices of juicy ripe tomato, this might be the best tomato sandwich I've ever had!" says NicoleMcmom "The combo of briny feta and sweet tomatoes is amazing. Serve with chips and a cold glass of Pinot Grigio."

What's better than a tomato sandwich for lunch? A tomato sandwich for breakfast. Toasting the bagel gives the cream cheese a gooey texture (pro tip: try garlic and herb cream cheese for some serious flavor). Add any other vegetables and herbs you feel are missing. 

Nobody can resist a good grilled cheese, and juicy summer tomato slices balance out the otherwise creamy sandwich. It may sound odd, but these pair excellently with honey mustard. 

Details like Parmesan mayonnaise, fresh, thick tomatoes, and dense bread allow this tomato sandwich to ascend to the next level. If you've got extra vinaigrette, keep it and use as a marinade. 

Both green and red tomatoes collaborate with pickled jalapeno slices, pepperjack cheese, and more for a truly unforgettable sandwich. If green tomatoes aren't in season, try using fried zucchini instead. 

Tomatoes, mozzarella, and basil make a divine pairing, which explains why caprese sandwiches and salads are so popular. This sandwich makes for an effortless summer meal that looks good and requires no cooking. 

If you've never thought to put fresh basil in your egg salad, now is the time to try. Pair this with some fresh fruit or veggies for a filling lunch. 

The tomato and avocado have opposite tastes and texture, which is exactly why they work so well together. Toast your ciabatta for an instant upgrade.