They look ok to me. I would leave them - at least until they give you some tomatoes :).

Linda

What variety of tomatoes are they? How long have they been in the ground? How have you been watering and feeding them?

Also, it would be helpful if you weeded, most weeds are competition for your more wanted plants.

@Labradors the leaves looks very thin and curled compared to my healthy ones. The other ones I have are much fuller and the leaves are much wider. Thats why I think something is wrong with them. I have several other tomato plants so I am not worried about losing them if they are sick. I can always replace them with something else or suckers from the better looking ones I have rooting in water

@beesneeds I am not 100% sure. It could be German Johnson, Hillbiliy, or an old German. I didn't fertilize them besides for maybe some slow-release that I added during planting. i water it every other day. They have been there for over a month

I am in NYC

The ones you are comparing to are the same variety? Some varieties understand narrower,, whispier leaves. They don't look sick to me, but it looks like they have some competition for nutrients, if not water.

I agree with nanelle that it could just be a different variety with skinny leaves.

Linda

Remove the weeds, put down a good mulch and they will probably do fine.

I had a sorry looking tomato left from last year that suddenly took off and is producing lots of tomatoes. If you don't need the room, let it grow and see what happens. It may grow more when its roots are spread out more.

I would definitely weed around them and put down some natural kind of mulch.....and give them much more space next year.

I weeded them and a few looks slighly better. I gave them 3-4 feet between each one this year

Sounds good! Let us know how they get on :).

Linda