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'''Lotsa Stone Fired Pizza''' was a fast-casual pizza restaurant at 506 State St. It closed in 2018<ref name="mc-2020-08-23-state-street-fund">Adams, B. (2020, August 23). [https://madison.com/business/article_244eed49-92e1-5a00-aa36-2823664cd1a7.html "Fund launched to aid State Street businesses but challenges persist."] ''madison.com''.</ref>.
'''Lotsa Stone Fired Pizza''' was a fast-casual pizza restaurant at 506 State St. Its last day was July 22, 2018, according to a sign on the door<ref name="c3k-2018-08-01-lotsa-closes">(2018, August 1). [https://www.channel3000.com/features/pizzeria-on-state-street-closes/article_355ca0fe-849c-5816-b1dc-08d7fb6993c7.html "Pizzeria on State Street closes."] ''Channel3000 (WISC-TV News 3)''.</ref><ref name="mc-2020-08-23-state-street-fund">Adams, B. (2020, August 23). [https://madison.com/business/article_244eed49-92e1-5a00-aa36-2823664cd1a7.html "Fund launched to aid State Street businesses but challenges persist."] ''madison.com''.</ref>. It was part of a chain with eight restaurants in other states<ref name="c3k-2018-08-01-lotsa-closes" />.


==History==
==History==
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==Locations==
==Locations==
* 506 State St. (to 2018).
* 506 State St. (to July 22, 2018).


==See also==
==See also==

Latest revision as of 03:02, 29 October 2026

Lotsa Stone Fired Pizza was a fast-casual pizza restaurant at 506 State St. Its last day was July 22, 2018, according to a sign on the door[1][2]. It was part of a chain with eight restaurants in other states[1].

History

The empty storefront's windows were smashed in the unrest of 2020[2]. Around Thanksgiving 2021, Delicacies of Asia opened "where Lotsa Stone Fired Pizza used to be"[3].

Locations

  • 506 State St. (to July 22, 2018).

See also

Notes

  1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 (2018, August 1). "Pizzeria on State Street closes." Channel3000 (WISC-TV News 3).
  2. ↑ 2.0 2.1 Adams, B. (2020, August 23). "Fund launched to aid State Street businesses but challenges persist." madison.com.
  3. ↑ Kalk Derby, S. (2021, December 24). "Mr. Seafood closes, Delicacies of Asia opens, and Double 10 Mini Hot Pot reemerges." madison.com.