Anthony’s Pizza Palace

I love the atmosphere, food, and courteous staff. Food is top notch. Prices are great.

Don’t order off the phone for here, I wouldn’t recommend it, a very nasty lady answers and gives attitude on top of it, the food is very good, I recommend picking up as the people who serve at the counter are nice.

I’m not sure how I really feel off this place bc usually my experience is coming home to pizza my grandfather ordered and I never seen it handled. Today I walked in and ordered 2 slices to go and it grossed me out that after handling money and other things my pizza was picked up by hand and put into the oven to be heated. I get the oven is hot but it wasn’t even In for 2 full minutes and it just really turned me off this place. Other wise the food isn’t the best but it’s not generally bad tasting either

Last time I went there I ordered 2 slices and a soda. When I bit into the first slice I tasted burnt crust. Turned the slices over and they were as black as tar. I left both slices on the paper plate burnt side up and havn’t been back since. Cheese steaks ok.

Good people and great food. Love this spot on Broad St. Give you a good amount of food at a fair price. Get a fresh pie and you won’t be disappointed.

Pizza is ok, definitely not the best in the area though. A little doughy and toppings are ample but not necessarily in a good way. 2.5 stars

Time warp pizza parlor with several HD TVs to remind everyone that their prices may be incredibly cheap (a la 1980), but they are still state of the art video-​wise.
The regular Pizza Slice has a strong firm crust that holds its point even when somewhat cooled (second slice). There is a preference for cheese over tomato sauce, making this a pizza rather than a T. Pie. The taste is good, but the dominance of the cheese makes it a heavier experience with a bit of oil drip, rather than the more subtle flavors that arise when the sauce takes priority with hints of plum tomato, basil, oregano, garlic and even sugar.
Not a bad place for a quick lunch with a throwback flair. Even the local constabulary has been known to drop in for lunch. Two slices of regular pizza and a medium fountain drink (iced tea) comes in at $ 5. Hard to beat!
You may not get the sensations of some of the more famous pizza houses in the area (you know who they are), but neither are you being asked to pay a premium for the privilege of manging on a pie with pedigree.
Anthony’s Pizza Palace is a fun dine down memory lane. The large pies are at most $ 17., and the dinners top out at $ 12.95, complete with salad and bread.
There is a place in the world for decent cheap Italian grub.

Great food. Loved the cheesesteak! Friendly staff. Will Def go back. now time to head home…

Went back to Anthony’s yesterday because I was craving their ‘wings’ which is really just good fried chicken with some spices mixed into the batter. Well it’s was good in the past. Yesterday they were terrible, burnt, dry and came with other pieces of random stuff that was left in the fryer. Also I had to call a bunch of times to place my order before getting thru. I just got a busy signal for a while and I figured they were busy but when I got there I was empty. Plus, the guy who answered the phone seemed to be pissed off that I only wanted an order of wings.

Anthony’s is always a good choice for a quick meal or snack. Good prices and great food!

I don’t know what planet the other reviewers are from but their pizza has to be close to the worst I’ve ever had.

I get cheesesteaks all the time and love them. Always fast delivery and the right order.

Have stopped here a few times now — great for lunch, and usually room to eat in in restaurant area. Pizza? Different. But the steaks & hoagies are the reason I go, and the wings are very good. It’s now on my «regular stop» list. Parking lot is bartely big enough for the people that can eat there — only reason I can’t stop more often.

Yummy pizza! Cheap and not like the other pizza in the area! It’s more like REAL pizza (like I get from North Jersey).