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Address: 407 Mandalay Ave, Clearwater, FL 33767
Phone: (727) 228-2980
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Highly recommend Little Anthony’s Pizzeria!!
Margarita pizza though looks great, was mediocre and lets not talk about the ridiculous burnt cheese pizza; my childhood school cafeteria was a better experience.
The service is the only saving grace. Friendly and personable.
Run away folks; far away.
The dough was noticeably undercooked, and what was supposed to be sausage turned out to be ground beef. The onions were cut into huge chunks, and overall the quality and flavor just weren’t there. I got the BOGO promotion, so I received two pizzas — but we only could eat two slices from one pizza before giving up. That should tell you everything.
I’m not sure if this was just a bad day or a one-off experience, but I honestly regret ever coming here. I paid $46.28 for a medium pizza, a Pepsi, and a tip which feels outrageous considering what we got. I’m even considering disputing the charge because I can’t justify spending that much for something we couldn’t eat.
On top of that, the service wasn’t great. The server with pink hair was unfriendly and borderline rude, which just added to the disappointment. On a positive note, the other lady working there was nice.
We ordered the margarita pizza. It was thin crust yet crispy. Great balsamic spread. All the flavors balanced each other out and blend in my mouth. Thank you
Waited almost 20 minutes. Wasn’t busy by no means, even on a Saturday night at 6pm.
The dough on the pizza was pale on the bottom, dough was clearly uncooked looking from the side of a slice, toppings were almost burnt.. Yet the pizza was somehow rock hard and undercooked. I blame the dough making process (if it’s even house made) and the ovens used. This one came out of the bottom oven (there’s two ovens that I could see over the counter)
Too hot of an oven and ran through too fast for this type of dough.
The best part and I would dare say, the most edible, was the pepperoni slices on the pizza.
We took it back to our hotel and put it in the fridge. A few hours later, a cold left over slice sounded good so I pulled it out and took a bite, it was the worst thing I’ve ever tasted.
Without the warmth that the oven gave when it was “cooked” you might believe it was never cooked at all and this pizza had no reason to be served to anyone to begin with.
Stop making pizzas OR *Install a new oven & learn dough making skills. I bet this restaurant not been open 5 years and won’t make it without these two upgrades.*
I am sorry to say. But it needs to be said.
Great table service though. *Find someone who understands pizzas and doesn’t look so unsure pulling it out of the oven.*
~Amateur Pizza Connoisseur