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Anthony’s Coal Fired Pizza Will Make Its Midwestern Debut this Summer

March 15, 2017.What's Happening

Anthony’s Coal Fired Pizza will soon bring its delicious coal-fired taste to Chicago for the first time.

The brand is known for its thin-crust pies, wings and specialties like the eggplant Marino (named for business partner/football legend Dan Marino), which are all cooked in an 800-degree coal-fired oven.

Bruno told Chicago Magazine that he relocated to South Florida from his native Long Island 36 years ago. His first restaurant venture was an Italian restaurant in Fort Lauderdale. In 2002, Anthony’s Coal Fired was born.

“I had actually stopped eating pizza because it just wasn’t good down here [in Fort Lauderdale]. I had to take a shot,” he told the publication.

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“I recently visited your Edison location this past Sunday, and I would like to give your company a round of applause. The food was delicious! I can honestly say it was one of the best pizzas I’ve ever had! Great food, great service! We will definitely be back!”

Lorraine W. Location: Ramsey, NJ

“Your food is consistently great, only to be exceeded by the outstanding service of [your manager and assistant manager].”

Howard S. Location: Boca Raton, FL

“I grew up in Pittsburgh, went to Pitt, and I am a huge Dan Marino fan! I have eaten at your place in Pittsburgh a few times and it’s amazing! We desperately need a place like yours in Nashville.”

Jeff H. Location: Pittsburgh, PA

“I recently visited your location in Orlando, FL and was amazed not only at the outstanding tasting food, but the atmosphere and service were also incredible.”

Frank P. Location: Orlando, FL

“We visited Florida in February 2013 and upon landing in Ft. Lauderdale, we stopped for lunch at Anthony’s Runway 84. During our 9 day stay, we had Anthony’s Coal Fired Pizza and [went] back to dinner at Anthony’s Runway 84 just before departing from Ft. Lauderdale Airport. You are to be complimented because growing up Italian, we never ordered meatballs outside, but we tried yours for an appetizer and have had them several times.”

Joanne C. Location: Fort Lauderdale, FL

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