Red only? Gardener's Delight, Riesentraube, Sweet Million, Sweet Baby Girl, to name just a few.

Previous discussions that might help:

Favorite grape and cherry

Cherry tomato suggestions

Cherry Tomato list

Dave

I have bought some heirlooms from store (Trader Joes) and saved seeds from them. So I do not know its name. It is the size of a ping pong ball, maybe bigger. I have a dislike for small cherries like sweet 100. They are too aggressive for too little fruits. But I will try Sungold on the yellow version side this year.

Just a personal preference.

If it were me I think I'd look at the links Dave gave, b'c the question about cherry tomatoes has been asked many many times.

And I know I've posted about cherry tomatoes many times here in most of those threads, but there are always new ones to consider so I'll name just two new red ones that I like.

Durmitor, from Serbia (seeds at Victory Seeds)
Nano Ciliega, from Italy (seeds from Tania)

If you don't know about Tania's superb tomato data base I'll put the link below. If you know the name of a variety click on shortcuts at the top, then use the alphabetical method of finding the page for that variety, which has basic traits, opinions of others, and most with pictures as wekk as seed sources, when available.

She features over 4,000 varieties and you can also choose to look at thelink, on the first page, for JUST cherry tomatoes.

Hope that helps,

Carolyn

Here is a link that might be useful: Tania's tomato database

Here's a couple more of the many previous discussions if you are interested.

Favorite heirloom cherry tomato

Favorite compact heirloom cherry tomato

Dave

Carolyn -

Thanks for the link to Tania's tomato database.

I absolutely love the heirloom variety jellybean. Sweet, prolific and great raw or roasted.

The Jelly Bean I know is an F1 hybrid, not an heirloom.

Link below.

Is there an OP one somewhere?

I know the F1 Jelly Bean is available at Pinetree and Trade Winds and some other places as the link indicates.

Carolyn

Here is a link that might be useful: Jelly Bean