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17 March 2020
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point in time: 18 March 2020
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stated in: UPDATED: Some restaurants close, others shift to low-contact take-out in wake of COVID-19 (madison.com, 17 Mar 2020)
quotation: as of 5 p.m. Wednesday, March 18, bars and restaurants statewide will be closed for in-house service
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point in time: 26 May 2020
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Dining rooms closed March 17–18, 2020; pizzerias went to carryout and delivery. Dane County reopened dining rooms at 25% on May 26, 2020, and 50% on June 15; the limit was back to 25% that fall. Delivery apps took 12–30% of an order.
Property / research note: Dining rooms closed March 17–18, 2020; pizzerias went to carryout and delivery. Dane County reopened dining rooms at 25% on May 26, 2020, and 50% on June 15; the limit was back to 25% that fall. Delivery apps took 12–30% of an order. / rank
 
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Property / research note: Dining rooms closed March 17–18, 2020; pizzerias went to carryout and delivery. Dane County reopened dining rooms at 25% on May 26, 2020, and 50% on June 15; the limit was back to 25% that fall. Delivery apps took 12–30% of an order. / reference
 
Property / research note: Dining rooms closed March 17–18, 2020; pizzerias went to carryout and delivery. Dane County reopened dining rooms at 25% on May 26, 2020, and 50% on June 15; the limit was back to 25% that fall. Delivery apps took 12–30% of an order. / reference
 
Property / research note: Dining rooms closed March 17–18, 2020; pizzerias went to carryout and delivery. Dane County reopened dining rooms at 25% on May 26, 2020, and 50% on June 15; the limit was back to 25% that fall. Delivery apps took 12–30% of an order. / reference
 
Property / research note: Dining rooms closed March 17–18, 2020; pizzerias went to carryout and delivery. Dane County reopened dining rooms at 25% on May 26, 2020, and 50% on June 15; the limit was back to 25% that fall. Delivery apps took 12–30% of an order. / reference
 
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Pizza places that closed for good in these years included Roman Candle's Madison Children's Museum outlet (2020) and its Williamson Street flagship (May 2022), Pizza Brutta's Middleton store (2020), both Pizza di Roma stores, Boston's in Waunakee (2020) and Rossi's in Monona (May 2022).
Property / research note: Pizza places that closed for good in these years included Roman Candle's Madison Children's Museum outlet (2020) and its Williamson Street flagship (May 2022), Pizza Brutta's Middleton store (2020), both Pizza di Roma stores, Boston's in Waunakee (2020) and Rossi's in Monona (May 2022). / rank
 
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Property / research note: Pizza places that closed for good in these years included Roman Candle's Madison Children's Museum outlet (2020) and its Williamson Street flagship (May 2022), Pizza Brutta's Middleton store (2020), both Pizza di Roma stores, Boston's in Waunakee (2020) and Rossi's in Monona (May 2022). / reference
 
Property / research note: Pizza places that closed for good in these years included Roman Candle's Madison Children's Museum outlet (2020) and its Williamson Street flagship (May 2022), Pizza Brutta's Middleton store (2020), both Pizza di Roma stores, Boston's in Waunakee (2020) and Rossi's in Monona (May 2022). / reference
 
Property / research note: Pizza places that closed for good in these years included Roman Candle's Madison Children's Museum outlet (2020) and its Williamson Street flagship (May 2022), Pizza Brutta's Middleton store (2020), both Pizza di Roma stores, Boston's in Waunakee (2020) and Rossi's in Monona (May 2022). / reference
 
Property / research note: Pizza places that closed for good in these years included Roman Candle's Madison Children's Museum outlet (2020) and its Williamson Street flagship (May 2022), Pizza Brutta's Middleton store (2020), both Pizza di Roma stores, Boston's in Waunakee (2020) and Rossi's in Monona (May 2022). / reference
 
Property / research note: Pizza places that closed for good in these years included Roman Candle's Madison Children's Museum outlet (2020) and its Williamson Street flagship (May 2022), Pizza Brutta's Middleton store (2020), both Pizza di Roma stores, Boston's in Waunakee (2020) and Rossi's in Monona (May 2022). / reference
 
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Only three of Ian's Pizza's seven restaurants got federal Restaurant Revitalization Fund grants (2021); Roman Candle got none. Owners blamed later closings on staffing as much as on lost sales.
Property / research note: Only three of Ian's Pizza's seven restaurants got federal Restaurant Revitalization Fund grants (2021); Roman Candle got none. Owners blamed later closings on staffing as much as on lost sales. / rank
 
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Property / research note: Only three of Ian's Pizza's seven restaurants got federal Restaurant Revitalization Fund grants (2021); Roman Candle got none. Owners blamed later closings on staffing as much as on lost sales. / reference
 
Property / research note: Only three of Ian's Pizza's seven restaurants got federal Restaurant Revitalization Fund grants (2021); Roman Candle got none. Owners blamed later closings on staffing as much as on lost sales. / reference
 
Property / research note: Only three of Ian's Pizza's seven restaurants got federal Restaurant Revitalization Fund grants (2021); Roman Candle got none. Owners blamed later closings on staffing as much as on lost sales. / reference
 

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the shutdown of dining rooms in March 2020 and its effects on pizza restaurants in and around Madison, Wisconsin
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