Salvatore's Tomato Pies (912 East Johnson Street) (Q935): Difference between revisions
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Opened in early December 2014 in the old Supreme Pizza spot, which until recently had housed Madtown Pizza. A small room with a two-seat bar and eight tables; waiting customers were sent to the Johnson Public House coffee shop next door. The menu led with Trenton, New Jersey-style tomato pies from a roughly 100-year-old family recipe, plus tacos. | |||||||||||||||
| Property / research note: Opened in early December 2014 in the old Supreme Pizza spot, which until recently had housed Madtown Pizza. A small room with a two-seat bar and eight tables; waiting customers were sent to the Johnson Public House coffee shop next door. The menu led with Trenton, New Jersey-style tomato pies from a roughly 100-year-old family recipe, plus tacos. / rank | |||||||||||||||
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| Property / associated person: Carlos Nava / rank | |||||||||||||||
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Revision as of 13:44, 21 October 2026
store at 912 East Johnson Street, Madison
| Language | Label | Description | Also known as |
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| English | Salvatore's Tomato Pies (912 East Johnson Street) |
store at 912 East Johnson Street, Madison |
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December 2014
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A Johnson Street location on Madison's Near East Side opened in December 2014.
5 January 2021
24 May 2023
21 June 2020
1 reference
Supreme Pizza was at this address in 1994; what came between is not yet known.
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Closed in August 2021 and reopened for about nine months in 2022 (State Journal, 2024); a May 2023 advertisement still lists it.
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Too small for safe dine-in in 2020. Closed for the winter from mid-December 2020/Jan. 3, 2021, its work moved to Livingston Street; it was expected back in October 2021. A 2024 account dates the closing to August 2021.
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Opened in early December 2014 in the old Supreme Pizza spot, which until recently had housed Madtown Pizza. A small room with a two-seat bar and eight tables; waiting customers were sent to the Johnson Public House coffee shop next door. The menu led with Trenton, New Jersey-style tomato pies from a roughly 100-year-old family recipe, plus tacos.
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August 2021
2022
3 January 2021
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Johnson Street closed Jan. 3, 2021, to remodel and refresh
unknown value
