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| Property / mentions: Sal's Pizzeria (313 State St.) / rank | |||
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Sal's success almost too much for it to handle (English) | |||
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| Property / author: Samara Kalk Derby / rank | |||
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Sal's, jammed Friday and Saturday nights, closed Sunday–Monday Nov. 2–3, 1997 'until we can serve you the best pizza possible' and reopened Tuesday. LoBreglio blamed a failed cooler that ruined the dough 'but mainly … human exhaustion' — 19-hour days; 'This is twice what we expected.' Third partner Gene Gowan had worked at the Dining Room and L'Etoile. | |||
| Property / research note: Sal's, jammed Friday and Saturday nights, closed Sunday–Monday Nov. 2–3, 1997 'until we can serve you the best pizza possible' and reopened Tuesday. LoBreglio blamed a failed cooler that ruined the dough 'but mainly … human exhaustion' — 19-hour days; 'This is twice what we expected.' Third partner Gene Gowan had worked at the Dining Room and L'Etoile. / rank | |||
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Glass Nickel paragraphs: 900 names considered before a relative suggested Glass Nickel; dough made on site; weekly specials such as Thai Chicken; strictly takeout and delivery; Glassel had owned Royal Pizza in Scranton, Pa.; the partners met at Pizza Extreme. | |||
| Property / research note: Glass Nickel paragraphs: 900 names considered before a relative suggested Glass Nickel; dough made on site; weekly specials such as Thai Chicken; strictly takeout and delivery; Glassel had owned Royal Pizza in Scranton, Pa.; the partners met at Pizza Extreme. / rank | |||
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column or review in The Capital Times, 8 November 1997, page 41
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| English | Cheap Eats news: Glass Nickel Pizza Company opens (CT, 8 Nov 1997, p. 41) |
column or review in The Capital Times, 8 November 1997, page 41 |
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Sal's success almost too much for it to handle (English)
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Sal's, jammed Friday and Saturday nights, closed Sunday–Monday Nov. 2–3, 1997 'until we can serve you the best pizza possible' and reopened Tuesday. LoBreglio blamed a failed cooler that ruined the dough 'but mainly … human exhaustion' — 19-hour days; 'This is twice what we expected.' Third partner Gene Gowan had worked at the Dining Room and L'Etoile.
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Glass Nickel paragraphs: 900 names considered before a relative suggested Glass Nickel; dough made on site; weekly specials such as Thai Chicken; strictly takeout and delivery; Glassel had owned Royal Pizza in Scranton, Pa.; the partners met at Pizza Extreme.
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