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31 May 2022
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55 arcade games at a quarter each and 30-inch party pizzas; no beer or wine. After the restrictions lifted the owner could not find staff and worked 12–14-hour days for six months.
Property / research note: 55 arcade games at a quarter each and 30-inch party pizzas; no beer or wine. After the restrictions lifted the owner could not find staff and worked 12–14-hour days for six months. / rank
 
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Ross Parisi founded the business in 2003 and moved to 4503 Monona Drive about 2011, outgrowing it within six months. In 2012: a slice and soda for $3, cracker-crunch East Coast-style crust, an Apple Betty dessert pizza, and an '80s arcade. In October 2014 he was looking for a West Side site with 80–100 games.
Property / research note: Ross Parisi founded the business in 2003 and moved to 4503 Monona Drive about 2011, outgrowing it within six months. In 2012: a slice and soda for $3, cracker-crunch East Coast-style crust, an Apple Betty dessert pizza, and an '80s arcade. In October 2014 he was looking for a West Side site with 80–100 games. / rank
 
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Property / research note: Ross Parisi founded the business in 2003 and moved to 4503 Monona Drive about 2011, outgrowing it within six months. In 2012: a slice and soda for $3, cracker-crunch East Coast-style crust, an Apple Betty dessert pizza, and an '80s arcade. In October 2014 he was looking for a West Side site with 80–100 games. / reference
 
Property / research note: Ross Parisi founded the business in 2003 and moved to 4503 Monona Drive about 2011, outgrowing it within six months. In 2012: a slice and soda for $3, cracker-crunch East Coast-style crust, an Apple Betty dessert pizza, and an '80s arcade. In October 2014 he was looking for a West Side site with 80–100 games. / reference
 
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2011
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Property / significant event: COVID-19 pandemic and Madison-area pizza places (2020–2022) / rank
 
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Property / significant event: COVID-19 pandemic and Madison-area pizza places (2020–2022) / reference
 
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Property / attested status: operating / rank
 
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point in time: 5 September 2012
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point in time: 9 October 2014
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Property / attested status: operating / reference
 

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store at 4503 Monona Drive, Monona
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Rossi's Pizza & Vintage Arcade (4503 Monona Drive)
store at 4503 Monona Drive, Monona

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    55 arcade games at a quarter each and 30-inch party pizzas; no beer or wine. After the restrictions lifted the owner could not find staff and worked 12–14-hour days for six months.
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    Ross Parisi founded the business in 2003 and moved to 4503 Monona Drive about 2011, outgrowing it within six months. In 2012: a slice and soda for $3, cracker-crunch East Coast-style crust, an Apple Betty dessert pizza, and an '80s arcade. In October 2014 he was looking for a West Side site with 80–100 games.
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    Let's Eat for $7.70: Relive your salad days with pizza and Pac-Man at Rossi's (madison.com, 5 Sep 2012)
    stated in
    Restaurant News: 'Best pizza on the planet' venturing west (madison.com, 9 Oct 2014)
     
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