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It could be for Joel Anthony, Casey Anthony, or even Anthony Weiner. Regardless of which Anthony is getting praised (or punished), they all get free meatballs this Monday.
In honor of St. Anthony's Day, June 13, Anthony's Coal Fired Pizza is giving away meatballs to anyone with the name Anthony: the first, middle, or last name as long as a photo ID is provided.
Offer valid company-wide.
This year, Anthony's Founder Anthony Bruno treats everyone with his name to his Grandmother's favorite dish for free.
However, don't think you can just go in with a gang full of Anthony's. The special is limited to one per party.
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