For the second year in a row, Anthony's Coal Fired Pizza & Wings is celebrating a national readers' choice victory with a deal designed to thank the customers who helped earn it.
The restaurant chain with five Palm Beach County locations, including Palm Beach Gardens, Wellington, Delray Beach and two in Boca Raton, was recently named Best National Pizza Chain in Reviewed's Readers' Choice Awards 2026
.The honor follows a similar recognition from Newsweek in 2025, giving Anthony's back-to-back national titles.
To mark the occasion, all Anthony's locations are offering a dine-in exclusive special of a 12-inch cheese pizza and six garlic knots for $9.99 through Sept. 30.
The special represents more than a 50% savings compared with Anthony's regular
menu price of a 12-inch cheese pizza and six garlic knots.
Awards season
Anthony's is known for pizzas baked in 900-degree coal-fired ovens, as well as its wings, garlic knots and Italian-American comfort food.
Founded in Fort Lauderdale in 2002, Anthony's Coal Fired Pizza & Wings has grown from a single South Florida restaurant to more than 50 locations in six states. Others include New York, New Jersey, Pennsylvania, Massachusetts and Delaware.
Along the way, Anthony's has emphasized ingredients such as hand-picked Italian tomatoes, house-grated Pecorino Romano, fresh herbs and made-from-scratch dough.
The new promotion gives customers a chance to sample one of the chain's signature offerings at a significant discount. A coal-fired cheese pizza paired with garlic knots for less than $10 is a rarity in an era when even fast-casual pizza meals often cost considerably more.
As pizza chains continue battling for customers' attention, Anthony's can now claim something few competitors can: back-to-back national bragging rights and a $9.99 slice of gratitude to go with them.
Reviewed's runners-up were Donatos, taking the second spot, followed by Giordano's Pizza. Neither of those pizza chain offers Palm Beach County locations.
Details: Multiple locations; acfp.com
Diana Biederman is the Palm Beach Post's food & restaurant writer. Care to share news tips about the local dining scene? Please send them to dbiederman@pbpost.com. Help support our journalism. Subscribe today.
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