Anthony’s

Food was great, staff was friendly, but it’s a little overpriced for the portions they give.

Horrible customer service! When you mess up someone’s order, make up for your establishments mistake instead of blaming it on the customer.

They deliver breakfast, and it’s good! So seriously, nuff said. You’re tops in my book if you’re bringing breakfast to my door.

This place has never disappointed me. This is my go-​to spot for when my girlfriend and I would like to get some breakfast sandwiches. The cashier and owner Anthony know me by name and show everyone that comes in the utmost respect (I work for a call center, so good customer service is appreciated). The bacon, egg, and cheese breakfast sandwich is delicious, and the cowboy burger is huge and more than enough meat for a portly fellow like myself. If you work at the Cummings Center or are in the area, give this place a shot!

Despite the sheer size of the Cummings Center, there are only a handful of lunchtime dining options. Anthony’s is one of them. Located in somewhat of an «island» building, it requires a walk outside for most people, even if you’re driving in. Place is usually busy, which is expected given the number of people in the immediate area.
This is one of those places that is more convenient than it is quality. Food is usually bland and somewhat greasy. All ordering takes place via shouting matches, even when it’s not busy (which it never is). Orders are slow to arrive, and not always reliably called out. Poor selection of drinks and limited seating.
All in all, it’ll do to pick up a quick bite to eat for lunch, but given the amount of great restaurants within a short drive, it’s not worth the trip.

The same owner of Three Star Pizza in Beverly, MA opened this place. Great food, great service and good old smiles from Anthony and his family. Good luck Tony, see you soon.