There’s A Small Town In Pennsylvania Known For Its Truly Epic Pizza Joint

Pennsylvanians are pretty darn serious about pizza. We all, arguably, have our own favorite pizza joint that we go to when we want a really good, piping hot pizza pie. However, if you haven’t tried the pizza at Anile’s Ristorante and Pizzeria in Pennsylvania, you might want to hold off on declaring your favorite pizza joint. This small town pizza joint is just that good.

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Nestled in the picturesque town of Boiling Springs, Anile’s Ristorante and Pizzeria has been a longtime favorite of locals – some of whom declare its pizza the best in town.

However, you’ll really want to try it for yourself, and chances are pretty good you’ll agree with that verdict – whether you try the classic or a specialty pie.

The family-owned pizza joint offers thin round and thick Sicilian pizza as well as personal gluten-free pizza, so there’s something on the menu for everyone.

Order your pizza by the pie or by the slice, and be prepared for a delicious dilemma, especially once you check out the specialty pizzas. Meat lovers might want to try such favorites as buffalo chicken or steak pizza.

Vegetarians have plenty of options, too – the eggplant parmigiana, white pizza, and roasted pepper pizza, for example.

Anile’s Ristorante and Pizzeria scores high marks, too, for its selection of Italian dishes, and you probably won’t be able to get enough of the freshly-baked bread.

Take a peek at the menu that’s brimming with deliciousness. Strombolis and calzones earn glowing reviews as do the classic Italian dinners. You can’t go wrong with such favorites as the spaghetti and meatball, lasagna, and ravioli.

You’ll likely be good and stuffed at the end of the meal, but no one is ever too full for a decadent dessert, right? How does a slice of tiramisu or a cannoli sound?

View days, hours, and more information on the official website of Anile’s Ristorante and Pizzera. Or, stop by its Facebook page.

Have you been to Anile’s Ristorante and Pizzeria in Pennsylvania? What’s the verdict? Let us know in the comments! Next time you’re craving a good, old-fashioned burger, head to Denny’s Beer Barrel Pub in Clearfield.