South Florida and East Coast guide
Anthony Coal Fired Pizza Locations and Regions
Anthony's Coal Fired Pizza and Wings started in South Florida and now stretches along the East Coast. This guide maps the Fort Lauderdale cluster, the Plantation stop, and the wider reach — with addresses and visit notes so you pick the right door.
Start with South FloridaHome region
The South Florida Base
South Florida is where Anthony's coal fired keeps the most restaurants. The Fort Lauderdale area alone holds more than one dining room, which tells you how rooted the concept is here. That density helps on a busy night — if one kitchen is slammed with a group order, another is often a short drive away.
If you are visiting and want the original-style experience, start in Fort Lauderdale. The menu and the coal-oven method travel with every location, but the home cluster is where the rooms, the pace, and the regulars make the most sense. Always confirm hours and current details with the restaurant before you go.
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Fort Lauderdale — North Federal
Guide address on the main north-south corridor, reachable from the beach and downtown.
2601 N Federal Hwy, Fort Lauderdale, FL 33306
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Fort Lauderdale South
South end of the same corridor, handy from the southern neighborhoods and airport side.
2203 South Federal Highway, Fort Lauderdale, FL 33316
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Plantation
Inland commercial corridor west of Fort Lauderdale, strong for lunch and evening visits.
512 North Pine Island Road, Plantation, FL 33324
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Pike Creek, Delaware
East Coast example far from the Florida core — check it if your route runs north.
4805 Limestone Road, Pike Creek, DE 19808
Phone for menu, hours, or catering questions at the guide address: +1-954-561-5555. Hours run Monday – Sunday 11:00 AM – 10:00 PM, but confirm by location.
North Federal Highway
Fort Lauderdale: 2601 N Federal Hwy
This is the address tied to this fan guide — 2601 N Federal Hwy, Fort Lauderdale, FL 33306. It sits on North Federal Highway, the straight north-south run that connects the beach, downtown, and the neighborhoods around them.
For visitors it works as a practical stop if you are already nearby. For locals it is one of two Fort Lauderdale options for anthony coal fired pizza nights, wings, and meatballs from the 800-degree oven. Call +1-954-561-5555 for same-day questions and confirm hours before you plan around it.
2601 N Federal Hwy
Fort Lauderdale, FL 33306 — Mon–Sun 11AM–10PM, confirm by phone
South corridor
Fort Lauderdale South: 2203 South Federal Highway
The second Fort Lauderdale room sits at 2203 South Federal Highway, Fort Lauderdale, FL 33316. One north, one south on the same road is a deliberate split — each end of the city gets its own kitchen and regulars skip the cross-town drive.
Coming from the south side or the airport area, start here. Choosing between the two is about where you are standing, not which is better — the concept, from acfp pies to coal-fired wings, is the same. Double-check the street number before you navigate, since the two Federal Highway addresses are easy to confuse.
2203 South Federal Highway, Fort Lauderdale, FL 33316
West cluster
Plantation: 512 North Pine Island Road
The Plantation restaurant at 512 North Pine Island Road, Plantation, FL 33324, completes the metro triangle. Pine Island Road is a busy commercial run, which suits lunch crowds and family evenings alike.
If you live or work west of Fort Lauderdale, this is likely your closest anthony's coal fired pizza stop. The cluster approach builds recognition across one metro instead of scattering single rooms across many states.
Why the cluster works
Three South Florida kitchens keep anthony's coal fired pizza and wings close, wherever you start.
Two rooms on Federal Highway plus Plantation means shorter drives, easier backup plans, and a menu that stays consistent because the oven method never changes.
Beyond Florida: Pike Creek, Delaware
The footprint runs past Florida. Pike Creek at 4805 Limestone Road, Pike Creek, DE 19808, shows how anthony's coal fired travels — a tight menu built around one very hot oven, tested in a market far from home.
That matters because a coal oven is not easy to copy. If the pie holds up in Delaware, the system behind it is working. Driving the East Coast and craving acfp? Check the route before you assume it is Florida-only.
How the Footprint Is Organized
Strong core, careful edges. South Florida gets multiple rooms on shared corridors and in neighboring cities, while new markets open one room at a time.
For diners that means a steady experience across locations with the same oven and categories, and a brand best described as a growing regional chain rather than a national one. Treat this page as a snapshot and confirm any address before a long drive.
Before You Visit
A few quick checks save a wasted trip — especially with two Fort Lauderdale rooms on one road.
Confirm current hours by location and season. Evening rushes and holidays shift the line.
For groups or catering, call ahead at +1-954-561-5555 rather than assuming same-day trays.
Match the street number — 2601 North versus 2203 South Federal Highway are easy to mix up.
Guide address on the map
2601 N Federal Hwy, Fort Lauderdale, FL 33306
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Menu questions live on the Menu Overview page. Group orders are covered on the Catering for Groups page.
Location questions, answered
Short answers for the trips people actually plan — which Fort Lauderdale door, where Plantation sits, and how far the East Coast reach runs.
How many locations does Anthony's Coal Fired Pizza have in Fort Lauderdale?
There are two Fort Lauderdale restaurants: 2601 N Federal Hwy and 2203 South Federal Highway. Pick by where you are starting from — they serve the same menu.
Where is the Plantation restaurant?
At 512 North Pine Island Road, Plantation, FL 33324, west of Fort Lauderdale on a main commercial corridor. It is the closest option if you live or work inland.
Does the chain have locations outside Florida?
Yes. Pike Creek, Delaware, at 4805 Limestone Road, is one example of the East Coast footprint beyond the South Florida core.
What is the phone number for questions?
Call +1-954-561-5555 for the Fort Lauderdale location tied to this guide — menu, hours, and catering questions welcome.
Are hours the same at every location?
Hours can vary by location and season. Confirm with the specific restaurant before you visit, especially around holidays.
Still deciding between rooms? Read how the oven shapes the visit, or ask us directly.