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1980 Yellow Pages ad: 'Since 1963'; five sizes featuring the 18-inch Monster Pizza; inside seating or free delivery; thick or thin crust; open seven days at 4:30 p.m.; chicken, shrimp, fish and seafood dinners or buckets; 'serving all motels'; three delivery numbers by area.
Property / research note: 1980 Yellow Pages ad: 'Since 1963'; five sizes featuring the 18-inch Monster Pizza; inside seating or free delivery; thick or thin crust; open seven days at 4:30 p.m.; chicken, shrimp, fish and seafood dinners or buckets; 'serving all motels'; three delivery numbers by area. / rank
 
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Property / research note: 1980 Yellow Pages ad: 'Since 1963'; five sizes featuring the 18-inch Monster Pizza; inside seating or free delivery; thick or thin crust; open seven days at 4:30 p.m.; chicken, shrimp, fish and seafood dinners or buckets; 'serving all motels'; three delivery numbers by area. / reference
 

Latest revision as of 04:36, 24 October 2026

thin-crust pizza restaurant in Monona, Wisconsin, 1964–2019
  • Pizza Oven
  • Pizza-Oven
  • The Pizza Hut (Monona)
  • Pizza Oven and Sauce Bar
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The Pizza Oven
thin-crust pizza restaurant in Monona, Wisconsin, 1964–2019
  • Pizza Oven
  • Pizza-Oven
  • The Pizza Hut (Monona)
  • Pizza Oven and Sauce Bar

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7 December 2019
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The Pizza Oven, Monona's oldest restaurant, closed Saturday after 59 years.
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They were the proud owners of The Pizza Oven for 43 years.
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Denny and his sister, Jeannette owned and operated the Pizza Oven on Monona Drive and Sherman Avenue for a number of years.
From 1964 to September 1966 the shop was called The Pizza Hut. No connection with the Pizza Hut chain has been found: the chain's first Madison restaurant opened in January 1968. Why the name was changed is not stated.
The brothers also opened restaurants in Oconomowoc and in Madison on Sherman Avenue and Monroe Street; only Monona Drive lasted.
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Over the years the three opened restaurants in Oconomowoc and in Madison on Sherman Avenue and Monroe Street.
Franchises near La Crosse: Holmen (April 2014, 205 S. Holmen Drive) and West Salem (21 March 2016, 920 W. Hwy. 16).
"In Monona for 53 years" in 2014. A Pizza Oven in Holmen, near La Crosse, is a franchise owned by Greg Ewelt's sister and brother-in-law.
1980 Yellow Pages ad: 'Since 1963'; five sizes featuring the 18-inch Monster Pizza; inside seating or free delivery; thick or thin crust; open seven days at 4:30 p.m.; chicken, shrimp, fish and seafood dinners or buckets; 'serving all motels'; three delivery numbers by area.