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In 2014 the Atwood Avenue flagship sold about 600 pizzas a day and had 16 drivers on Super Bowl Sunday. The Fetalicious won the Capital Times' best-pizza poll in November 2013 with 24% of 2,716 votes. | |||||||||||||||
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Revision as of 17:09, 21 October 2026
pizza chain founded in Madison, Wisconsin, in 1997
- Glass Nickel
- Glass Nickel Pizza
- Glass Nickel Pizza Company
- GNP
| Language | Label | Description | Also known as |
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| English | Glass Nickel Pizza Co. |
pizza chain founded in Madison, Wisconsin, in 1997 |
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4 November 1997
1 reference
And, on Tuesday, the Glass Nickel Pizza Company threw its dough into the ring.
January 2024
January 2024
January 2024
1 reference
will serve as the headquarters for Glass Nickel's nine franchises
1
November 1997
2
4
August 2009
9
2020
9
January 2024
7
March 2010
1 reference
7 Wisconsin franchises
9
January 2014
36
August 1999
The name combines the founders' surnames. Stores are owned by former employees: "franchises are not awarded to strangers".
In 2026 the company's site lists Appleton, Brookfield, Fitchburg, Green Bay, Madison East, Madison West, Neenah-Menasha, Sun Prairie, Waukesha and Rib Mountain–Wausau.
From August 1999 an employee ran a late-night pizza truck on Langdon Street, the former Rozino's truck.
Runner-up for People's Choice best pizza in 2024, 2025 and 2026.
In March 2020 delivery volume held about level; the chain stopped taking cash and set no-contact delivery rules.
The west-side store reopened June 1, 2016, after its February fire, with a one-off "Phoenix" pizza and staff in phoenix T-shirts.
In 2014 the Atwood Avenue flagship sold about 600 pizzas a day and had 16 drivers on Super Bowl Sunday. The Fetalicious won the Capital Times' best-pizza poll in November 2013 with 24% of 2,716 votes.
