anthony's coal fired pizza

it was just okay. pretty greasy and had a very mild sauce. we were disappointed with the lack of appetizers and sides. i don't think we will return.

yummy!. pizza, wings,and ribs are all fabulous! we go on the weekends during the afternoon to get a better deal on pizzas. any place that can make cauliflower and pizza blend is ok in my book. one thing i wish they had is a soda fountain. i don't like to have to drink sparingly to avoid having to purchase a second bottle of beverage. for those that have complained about the char on the crust, they are usually pretty clear that is how they roll, so you can't complain about it really. eat here - you will like it!

delicious salads to start, chicken wings were incredible, pizza was very tasty and the homemade meatballs were great. very clean. friendly staff. our family of 5 would recommend highly.

not a fan. not sure if our pizza was burnt or that's the way it was suppose to be but not a fan of anthony's pizza. i may go back and try other things on their menu but not really on my list of restaurants to return to.

not much of a meatball fan but anthony's meatball and ricotta cheese is absolutely a winner! one has an option to choose small with 2 balls (which was already enough for me since a ball is he size of a kid's fist!), or large with 4 balls. the red sauce was gorgeously rich and flavorful and tasted authentic. the tomato and basil pizza was delicious and the original chicken wings was to die for! only spent less than $20 for a truly satisfying meal.
interior was cozy and walls are full of old school pics of ol' good american artists as madonna' elvis, to name a few.

excellent food! been there a bunch of times and enjoyed myself on each occasion. here's what i've tried and what i've thought:

meatball ricotta appetizers: their meatballs are the best ever!

wings: also amazing. smoked/grilled with very light salt/pepper seasoning. definitely not "buffalo wings," but amazing nonetheless. plus they are topped with deliciously sweet grilled onions
pizza - regular pie with meatball and their philly steak pie. both were good. crust had a crisp to it, but was not totally crispy. their tomatoe sauce is great, and since the philly pizza doesn't have sauce, i give the nod to the regular pie with their mini-meatballs.
meatball-hot pepper sandwich - delicious meatballs and sauce, and the peppers were really spicy. great combo. the bread is like their pizza dough.
sausage and broccoli rabe pizza - tasted nice, but i wish the rabe was cut smaller
sausage and broccoli rabe dinner - a little oily, but very good

i enjoyed everything, but the standouts are their wings, meatballs, and tomato sauce

one of the things my wife and i do when we travel internationally is to try to get "lost" in the big cities. we like to
wander off the beaten (touristy) path to find the hidden restaurant gems that we will forever remember.

well, at then end of a three week trip through europe we found ourselves getting lost in the alleys near the
spanish steps in rome. we wandered across a line of people waiting outside a little nondescript restaurant. we
immediately got in line not knowing what to expect. we appeared to be the only non-italians in line. and what
we found that day was, without a doubt, the best pizza restaurant that we've ever been to.

we've never tasted a better pizza. never.

but the one we had tonight at anthony's sure came close. we ordered the margarita style pizza with tomato
slices and basil. it was spectacular - thin and crispy with some singed crust. delicious!

we'll be coming back soon!

yum! went for lunch on a sunday. place was clean, staff friendly, and great beer selection! we had the grilled wings as an appetizer which comes out in a beautifl presentation in a skillet with sauted onions and grilled flat bread. while the wings lack a spicy kick, they are moist and flavorful. we ordered a large pie with pepperoni and italian sauage. it was crisp and full of flavor and big enough to take some home. i normally dont like chains, but i will be back for another great pie and cold beer. the decor is kind of cliche ny, but the music is good, the staff friendly so it all works. they also have a bar and wine. check them out!

...crisy thin crusts and ample cheese. i liked the tomato sauce on the pies, it was very light and tangy, and there were plenty of onions on mine. normally, i'd expect a 12" pie to serve 2, but i barely finished one of the six slices-these are filling slices

love this place..... the staff is so friendly and attentive. i really like the pizza and wings; they both have a unique flavor. their beer selection is decent. a complaint would be that, if you get toppings, they put too many on the pizza. it takes away so much from the flavor of the actual pizza. also, the salad selection is not great. the crust is a little bit burnt, but i like a crispy crust. my wife and i go all the time.

great 1st impression. went for the first time and got the philly cheese steak pizza and their wings. very good on both. yes, the pizza has a char to the crust, but it didn't taste charred. delicious flavor with seasoned steak chunks and caramelized onions. the wings also come smothered in onions and are some of the best i ever had. we tried the ribs as well, but found them to be a little too spicy for some tastes. they are covered in hot peppers and weren't as meaty as i would have liked. the service was very good, our server was great and the manager made a point to come over and speak to us. very clean dining area and bathrooms. i do agree with reviews regarding the bottled drinks. it is too pricey not to get a refill. step up to fountain service and brewed tea, anthony's. overall, you should give them a try at least once. you will want to go back.

don't go thirsty!. the pizza was good but i can do without the burnt crust. the thing that got me was that they have no fountain drinks or ice tea brewing machines! who serves only bottled soft drinks and bottled ice tea this day and age? for $2.75 per drink i expect a refill or two. especially in florida in the summer. if your kids drink like mine, you might as well go to a steakhouse with free refills and skip the pizza. won't go back.

is that coal fired or coal fried?. just not good. that is all i can say. not good at all. hated it and will not go back.

they burn the pizza and tell you that's how it comes out. personally, i like my food not burnt.

surprisingly pleased. my husband and i had a quick lunch at anthony's today and were both pleasantly surprised. it was our first visit and we didn't expect much. however, we each had sandwiches and they were outstanding. my chicken on focaccia was terrific. my husband's roast beef sandwich was generous and tasty.

the service was unbelievable. we've eaten all over the country, at some of the finest, as well as some of the biggest dives around. our server, valerie was fantastic. she was knowledgeable, friendly, and efficient. the entire staff seemed happy to be working at anthony's. truly top notch service!

we did not have the pizza, so we can't comment about the burnt crust that some are complaining about. but the sandwiches were fabulous.

my only slight complaint was that the sandwich did not come with any side order. my sandwich at $9.25 seemed a bit lonely on the plate. delicious, but lonely.