Finding an Anthony's Coal Fired Pizza Near You
A regional table — check the room before you travel
Availability depends on where you are. Anthony's Coal Fired Pizza operates as a mostly regional chain, so some cities have several rooms and others have none.
Check before you go
How to check locations near you
Same-week check beats last-year memory
The most reliable approach is to confirm the specific Anthony's Coal Fired restaurant before you travel, since openings, closures, and hours change over time. Search by city or state, then check the address and operating hours for that individual location.
If you are planning around a trip, do this the same week rather than weeks ahead. Chain footprints shift, and an Anthony's Coal Fired Pizza that was open last year may not be today. When you search for coal fired pizza restaurant near me, treat the chain site or the store listing as a starting point and the restaurant itself as the confirmation.
- Search the city, not the brand city + state first Anthony's Coal Fired Pizza locations cluster regionally. A statewide result tells you little; a street address with current hours tells you everything.
- Read the store hours line lunch through late Weekday and weekend hours can differ, and holiday schedules change the day. Look for the listing tied to that building, not a general brand page.
- Call for groups and timing parties of six or more One short call answers three questions at once: is the dining room open, how long is the wait, and does pickup run faster tonight.
Guide reference address
1415 E Oakland Park Blvd, Oakland Park, FL 33334
Mon–Sun: 11:00 AM – 10:00 PM · +1 (954) 592-3621
This map shows our guide desk address as an example. Your nearest Anthony Coal Fired Pizza may be in another city — always confirm the store you plan to visit.
What the restaurant experience looks like
These are casual-dining restaurants, not fast-food counters or fine-dining rooms. Expect a sit-down format with table service, a menu built around shared plates, and a dining room designed for groups.
The coal oven is the visual center of the operation, and it is usually visible from the seating area. It reads as an Italian-American restaurant first and a pizza chain second — booths and tables, a relaxed pace, servers who know the difference between a red-sauce pie and a white pie.
A sit-down room: booths, shared pies, and the oven heat carrying across the floor.
Family-style meals and group visits
The menu is structured for sharing. Pizzas, Anthony's Coal Fired Pizza and wings, starters, and pasta all work as table-wide orders, which makes it a reasonable choice for families, work lunches, and casual celebrations.
If your group has mixed preferences, ordering one pizza per two or three people plus a couple of shared starters tends to work better than everyone ordering individually. Larger parties should check whether the location takes reservations — policies vary by room.
One pie feeds two or three; wings and garlic knots settle the middle of the table.
When to visit
Weekday lunch tends to be quieter, and weekend dinner is the busiest window at most casual-dining pizza restaurants.
- Quietest
- Weekday lunch — easiest parking, fastest seating
- Good for first visits, dietary questions, and lingering over the menu.
- Busiest
- Weekend dinner — plan an early slot
- An early dinner gives groups more room and faster service.
- Pickup tip
- Avoid peak dinner hour when possible
- The kitchen juggles dine-in and takeout at once — timing shapes the wait.
What to expect on site
Seating is usually a mix of booths and tables, and the pace is relaxed rather than rushed. Servers can walk you through the difference between red-sauce and white pies if you are new to ACFP.
The oven runs hot, so food tends to arrive quickly once it is fired. If you have dietary questions, ask at the table rather than guessing from the menu description — the staff sees the day's prep and knows what can be adjusted.
Seating
Booths and tables, room for groups and high chairs where space allows.
Pace
Fired fast, served relaxed — quick from the oven, no rush at the table.
Regional differences to keep in mind
A chain this size does not operate identically everywhere. Some Anthony's Coal Fired locations carry a slightly different menu mix, and hours vary by market. That is normal for a regional footprint.
Treat the menu as a guide and the individual restaurant as the final word on what is available on the day you visit.
On the pass
Small plates land first — knots and wings while the pie finishes its bake.
Good to know
Most rooms are built for walk-in traffic with parking on site, though this varies by whether the building sits in a strip center or stands alone.
Send us a location correctionAccessibility and practical details
Planning a smooth visit takes one extra step.
If accessibility matters for your visit, call the specific Anthony's Coal Fired location ahead of time. The same goes for large parties, high chairs, and anything time-sensitive. A two-minute call beats guessing from photos — the host knows the room's layout, the night's staffing, and whether an early table is open.
Planning a visit around takeout
If you would rather eat at home, the pickup path is usually the faster option than waiting for a table on a busy night. The takeout page covers which menu items travel best and how to time your collection. It is worth reading before you order, especially if wings are part of the plan.
Questions about visiting
Straight answers before you drive over
Are Anthony's Coal Fired Pizza locations open nationwide?+
No. It operates as a mostly regional chain in the United States, so availability depends on your city or state. Check the address and hours for the specific restaurant you plan to visit.
Do locations take reservations?+
Policies vary by restaurant and by party size. For larger groups, call the specific location directly and ask about the night you plan to come.
Is it a sit-down restaurant or a counter-service format?+
It is a casual-dining restaurant with table service, not a fast-food counter. Expect booths and tables, shared plates, and a dining room built around the coal oven.
What is the quietest time to visit?+
Weekday lunch is typically quieter than weekend dinner, which is the busiest window at most casual-dining pizza restaurants. Early dinner slots also give groups more room.
Set the table before you leave home
Know the room, then enjoy the pie
Confirm your Anthony's Coal Fired Pizza stop, skim the menu overview for sharing ideas, and use the pickup guide when the dining room looks full. A little planning turns a busy night into an easy one.