coal oven pizza
I will be in south florida over the weekend and have, in the last year, been turned on to great coal oven pizza. I've eaten at the grimaldis in phoenix and brooklyn along with all the other NYC faves. I am anxious to try your Anthony's but would love to see your opinions on locations and/or other options in your area. thanks
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Avoid Coal Mine Pizza at all costs. I've had an overpriced, flabby, luke warm pizza there and would never go back. Try Red Rock for really great pizza.
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re: RickL
Everytime that i visit South FLorida i go to Louie's Brick Oven located at North Miami Beach,last month visiting Florida i noticed that they changed the name to DIBONO'S ITALIAN CAFE...They still have great pizza and a Philly italian style cuisine to die for,,,generous amount of food and great service,,,if you are from Philly like me,,its the closest thing to remind you of back home,,,
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Coal Mine, Royal Palm Plaza, Boca > www.coalminepizza.com, 'boca' crowd
Red Rock, Royal Palm Area, Boca > no site, small locals place
Carolinas, 7th Ave., Delray Beach > no site, kid friendly
Anthonys, S. Federal Hwy, Delray Beach > www.anthonyscoalfiredpizza.com
Steve's, > Glades Road, Boca > www.steveswoodfiredpizza.com -
Hi, Jay--If you find yourself in the Boca area during your stay, try Coal Mine Pizza in the old Royal Palm Plaza--they may still call it that today. The pizzas are a bit pricey, but they are pretty good! I think that there are several other coal fired pizza places around--there may be one on Atlantic Avenue in Delray Beach, also.
Enjoy!
Richard

