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* Before 2001: a saloon, "for as long as anyone can remember"<ref name="wsj-2002-10-14-p23">Martell, C. (2002, October 14). "Glass Nickel opens sit-down pizza place." ''Wisconsin State Journal''. p. 23. Newspapers.com image [https://www.newspapers.com/image/407656609/ 407656609].</ref>. The building also held a laundromat and a barber shop<ref name="wsj-2024-01-14-pA3">Kalk Derby, S. (2024, January 14). "'Quite a project' for Glass Nickel." ''Wisconsin State Journal''. p. A3–A4. Newspapers.com images [https://www.newspapers.com/image/1031340937/ 1031340937], [https://www.newspapers.com/image/1031340962/ 1031340962].</ref>. | * Before 2001: a saloon, "for as long as anyone can remember"<ref name="wsj-2002-10-14-p23">Martell, C. (2002, October 14). "Glass Nickel opens sit-down pizza place." ''Wisconsin State Journal''. p. 23. Newspapers.com image [https://www.newspapers.com/image/407656609/ 407656609].</ref>. The building also held a laundromat and a barber shop<ref name="wsj-2024-01-14-pA3">Kalk Derby, S. (2024, January 14). "'Quite a project' for Glass Nickel." ''Wisconsin State Journal''. p. A3–A4. Newspapers.com images [https://www.newspapers.com/image/1031340937/ 1031340937], [https://www.newspapers.com/image/1031340962/ 1031340962].</ref>. | ||
* 2001: [[Glass Nickel Pizza]] moved here from [[2049 Atwood Avenue|2049 Atwood Ave.]], at first for carryout and delivery only. The founders bought the building with Matt Christensen of Christensen Construction<ref name="wsj-2024-01-14-pA3" />. | * 2001: [[Glass Nickel Pizza]] moved here from [[2049 Atwood Avenue|2049 Atwood Ave.]], at first for carryout and delivery only. The founders bought the building with Matt Christensen of Christensen Construction<ref name="wsj-2024-01-14-pA3" />. | ||
* February 2002: liquor | * February 2002: liquor license applied for by Madison Dough Boys Inc.<ref name="ct-2002-02-27">(2002, February 27). Liquor license application, Madison Dough Boys Inc., 2916 Atwood Ave. ''The Capital Times''.</ref> | ||
* About September 2002: the dining room and two bars opened, including a basement bar called the Dime Store<ref name="wsj-2002-10-14-p23" />. | * About September 2002: the dining room and two bars opened, including a basement bar called the Dime Store<ref name="wsj-2002-10-14-p23" />. | ||
* January 2024: the restaurant expanded into the former laundromat next door<ref name="wsj-2024-01-14-pA3" />. | * January 2024: the restaurant expanded into the former laundromat next door<ref name="wsj-2024-01-14-pA3" />. | ||
==See also== | ==See also== | ||
* [[Item:Q409|2916 Atwood Avenue in the | * [[Item:Q409|2916 Atwood Avenue in the Madison Pizza Wiki database]] | ||
==Notes== | ==Notes== | ||
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Latest revision as of 03:28, 24 October 2026
2916 Atwood Ave., just west of South Fair Oaks Avenue, is the east side restaurant of Glass Nickel Pizza and the headquarters for its franchises.
Timeline
- Before 2001: a saloon, "for as long as anyone can remember"[1]. The building also held a laundromat and a barber shop[2].
- 2001: Glass Nickel Pizza moved here from 2049 Atwood Ave., at first for carryout and delivery only. The founders bought the building with Matt Christensen of Christensen Construction[2].
- February 2002: liquor license applied for by Madison Dough Boys Inc.[3]
- About September 2002: the dining room and two bars opened, including a basement bar called the Dime Store[1].
- January 2024: the restaurant expanded into the former laundromat next door[2].
See also
Notes
- ↑ 1.0 1.1 Martell, C. (2002, October 14). "Glass Nickel opens sit-down pizza place." Wisconsin State Journal. p. 23. Newspapers.com image 407656609.
- ↑ 2.0 2.1 2.2 Kalk Derby, S. (2024, January 14). "'Quite a project' for Glass Nickel." Wisconsin State Journal. p. A3–A4. Newspapers.com images 1031340937, 1031340962.
- ↑ (2002, February 27). Liquor license application, Madison Dough Boys Inc., 2916 Atwood Ave. The Capital Times.
