Anthony's Coal Fired Pizza & Wings

en free pizza and turned out not to be the case. Once we realized the dough tasted too good to be gluten free she asked our waitress if there had been a mixup and turns out there had been. The waitress apologized but honestly, an apology doesn't change the fact that my mom was buckled over in pain last night as well as this morning due to a mistake. Additionally, the waitresses apology was half assed and dismissive towards my mom when confronted with her mistake. This is absurd to be so blasé about a mistake that caused a food allergy flare up especially since this incident could result in a lawsuit as a result of this waitresses negligence. Food allergies should be taken incredibly seriously as they are a liability for not only the restaurant but also the customer who risks potentially becoming ill as a result. Now I know eating out period is a risk but like I shared, we have a small (now smaller) list of restaurants that handle my moms food allergy with care because who doesn't want to eat out once in a blue moon? From now on, anytime she's in the mood for pizza we'll be skipping Anthony's and visiting Sicilian Oven or Mister 01 - two restaurants who have never let us down like this before.

My husband and I had an amazing experience at the restaurant. The atmosphere was warm and welcoming, our server Katelyn was super friendly, and the service was quick. Most importantly, the pizza was absolutely delicious—perfectly crispy crust, rich tomato sauce, and generous toppings. You can tell they use quality ingredients. I also appreciated the variety on the menu, including great options for gluten free. Definitely coming back soon. Highly recommend!

I went with my daughter last Tuesday to eat pizza here. I have a severe gluten allergy so I chose this place since they advertise their gluten free pizza. Within 15-20mins after we ate and left I started getting extremely sick. It is now Saturday morning (5days of being sick) and I’m finally recovering. I suspect there was cross contamination, as I was the only one who was affected. If you come here and have a serious gluten allergy I would suggest to avoid this place! Most expensive pizza I’ve had ($50 with some garlic rolls for my daughter) and it cost me a weeks worth of work as well.