Anthony's Coal Fired Pizza Guide Anthony's Coal Fired Pizza Guide
Coal-fired pizza and wings served for a family dinner

New Jersey and Long Island

Finding a location in New Jersey or Long Island

This guide covers the two regions where Anthony's Coal Fired Pizza is densest for most readers: New Jersey and Long Island. Traffic, parking, and the mix of dine-in and takeout change by area, so here is how the rooms compare and what to check before you drive.

If you are searching for anthony coal fired pizza near the Hudson or out on the Island, start with the road you already drive. The New Jersey rooms in Ramsey, Wayne, Fair Lawn, and Woodbury sit inside normal dinner routes for the northern part of the state. On Long Island, the Wantagh and Woodbury rooms sit near Sunrise Highway and Jericho Turnpike, which makes pickup on the way home simple when timing is right.

Before you leave

  • Confirm the street and lot entrance for the room you pick, not just the town.
  • Hours run lunch into late evening but shift by day, so check the location page.
  • For crisp crust, dine in. For a weeknight family meal, favor easy-parking takeout.

Two regions, one oven

Practical differences, same coal-fired menu.

Anthony's coal fired locations share the menu and the hot oven. What changes is parking, traffic around dinner, and whether the room leans toward sit-down or pickup. Pick by occasion and route.

New Jersey: the brand's home region

Dining room and coal oven work inside a New Jersey restaurant

Ramsey, Wayne, Fair Lawn, Woodbury

New Jersey is one of the strongest markets for anthony's coal fired pizza, with current live rooms in Ramsey, Wayne, Fair Lawn, and Woodbury. That density helps a reader in the northern part of the state, who often has more than one sensible drive.

New Jersey pizza culture does not hand out credit easily, so the coal oven has to earn its place next to local slice shops. Here it does that job as the point of difference, with a charred, crisp crust and a short menu built for repeat dinners rather than special occasions.

When New Jersey fits best

These rooms fit pizza as a regular dinner. Families, coworkers, and late-shift crews use them the way locals use a neighborhood shop, just with coal-fired pies, wings, and meatballs instead of a deck-oven slice.

  • First visit: pick the closest room. The oven and menu are consistent, so distance matters more than reputation.

  • Strip-center stops: easier parking and a short walk to the counter, good for pickup.

  • Busy retail areas: better as dine-in, where you are not circling for a pickup spot.

Takeout pickup of pizza and wings at a Long Island counter

Long Island: Wantagh and Woodbury

On Long Island, the rooms referenced in brand listings are Wantagh and Woodbury. They serve suburban family traffic and steady takeout demand, with pages pointing to Sunrise Highway and Jericho Turnpike for access.

Long Island is a natural home for a pizza-led chain, and acfp stands apart here through the coal oven rather than through size. Both rooms work for a sit-down family dinner and for a pickup run on the way home.

Wantagh

Commute-friendly pickup near Sunrise Highway. Expect heavier traffic around dinner and game time.

Woodbury

Family dinner plus takeout near Jericho Turnpike. Good for a sit-down before driving home.

Getting there

Road access and parking

The practical split between rooms is how easy they are to reach and park at. Long Island units sit near major routes, which helps for a commute pickup, but those same roads fill around dinner and around the start of a game.

New Jersey varies more. Some rooms sit in suburban strip centers where parking is straightforward. Others sit in busier retail pockets where a five-minute detour can turn into twenty at the wrong hour. If you are ordering anthony's coal fired pizza and wings for takeout, check which road the room sits on before you leave.

Evening parking outside a suburban pizza restaurant

Room fit

Dine-in versus takeout by location

Not every room handles both modes equally. Suburban strip-center rooms tend to handle takeout well, with easy parking and a short walk to the counter. Busier retail rooms often work better for dine-in, where you settle in and skip the fight for a pickup spot.

Choose dine-in when

You want the crust at its crispest, straight from the oven to the table. Best for first visits and family dinners.

Choose takeout when

You are feeding a family on a weeknight or timing pickup around a game. Favor rooms with simple lots and quick counter access.

Check before you decide

Look at seating and takeout notes for that room. The menu is the same everywhere, so let parking and wait shape the call.

Hours and late service

Standard service runs from lunch into the late evening, which covers an early family dinner and a post-game pickup. Hours are not identical across every anthony coal fired pizza room and can shift by day of the week.

Late service is one reason the chain works for game nights and for people coming off a late shift. If you are planning around a specific time, call ahead rather than assuming one room's hours match another's. The guide line is Mon–Sun: 11:00 AM – 10:00 PM, but the room page has the final word.

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Pizzas baking inside a hot coal oven

How to choose between locations

Family dinner

Pick the room with easier parking and a shorter wait, usually a suburban strip center. Dine in for the full oven effect.

Game-night pickup

Pick the room on a major route so you can get in and out without fighting side streets. Order ahead and time the drive.

First visit

Pick whichever is closest. The differences are practical, not culinary, and the coal-fired menu travels well.

Find your route

Use the map to orient around the regions in this guide. Ramsey, Wayne, and Fair Lawn cluster in northern New Jersey, Woodbury sits farther south, and Wantagh and Woodbury cover Long Island.

  • Guide line: +1 (561) 315-5404, Mon–Sun: 11:00 AM – 10:00 PM.
  • Write to [email protected] with the town you are visiting.
  • Reference address: 2200 Glades Road, Boca Raton, FL 33431, United States.
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Location questions, answered

Which New Jersey locations are covered here?

The guide covers Ramsey, Wayne, Fair Lawn, and Woodbury, which are the current live New Jersey rooms referenced in brand listings. If you live in the northern part of the state, compare drive time and parking between the first three before defaulting to one.

Where are the Long Island locations?

Wantagh and Woodbury, both near accessible roads such as Sunrise Highway and Jericho Turnpike. Both handle family dinners and pickup runs, so choose by which road keeps you out of peak traffic.

Do all locations have the same hours?

No. Standard service runs from lunch into the late evening, but hours vary by room and by day, so check the individual location page before you drive. For a timed pickup or a late arrival, a quick call saves a wasted trip.

Is takeout or dine-in better for coal-fired crust?

Dine-in keeps the crust at its crispest because the pie goes from oven to table in minutes. Takeout still works well from rooms with simple parking, especially for wings and meatballs that hold heat. If the crust matters most, eat in the room.

Evening table with pizza shared outside the restaurant

Pick the room that fits your evening.

Once you know your route, the rest is just ordering. Browse what to order, time your pickup, or ask the guide for help choosing between Ramsey, Wayne, Fair Lawn, Woodbury, Wantagh, and Woodbury.