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Ian Gurfield, from Massachusetts, looked at 50 college towns (Bloomington, Indiana, was second choice) before opening at 319 N. Frances St. in 2001; about 300,000 slices a year by 2005; a third store near Wrigley Field, Chicago, opened in June 2008 with employee managing partners, not franchisees; a Milwaukee store existed by 2009.
Property / research note: Ian Gurfield, from Massachusetts, looked at 50 college towns (Bloomington, Indiana, was second choice) before opening at 319 N. Frances St. in 2001; about 300,000 slices a year by 2005; a third store near Wrigley Field, Chicago, opened in June 2008 with employee managing partners, not franchisees; a Milwaukee store existed by 2009. / rank
 
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Property / research note: Ian Gurfield, from Massachusetts, looked at 50 college towns (Bloomington, Indiana, was second choice) before opening at 319 N. Frances St. in 2001; about 300,000 slices a year by 2005; a third store near Wrigley Field, Chicago, opened in June 2008 with employee managing partners, not franchisees; a Milwaukee store existed by 2009. / reference
 
Property / research note: Ian Gurfield, from Massachusetts, looked at 50 college towns (Bloomington, Indiana, was second choice) before opening at 319 N. Frances St. in 2001; about 300,000 slices a year by 2005; a third store near Wrigley Field, Chicago, opened in June 2008 with employee managing partners, not franchisees; a Milwaukee store existed by 2009. / reference
 
Property / research note: Ian Gurfield, from Massachusetts, looked at 50 college towns (Bloomington, Indiana, was second choice) before opening at 319 N. Frances St. in 2001; about 300,000 slices a year by 2005; a third store near Wrigley Field, Chicago, opened in June 2008 with employee managing partners, not franchisees; a Milwaukee store existed by 2009. / reference
 
Property / research note: Ian Gurfield, from Massachusetts, looked at 50 college towns (Bloomington, Indiana, was second choice) before opening at 319 N. Frances St. in 2001; about 300,000 slices a year by 2005; a third store near Wrigley Field, Chicago, opened in June 2008 with employee managing partners, not franchisees; a Milwaukee store existed by 2009. / reference
 
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Signature slices: mac and cheese (best seller), tomato pesto, steak and fries, guacamole burrito, chicken penne alfredo; 2009 top five: Mac & Cheese, Chili Cheese Fritos, Smokey the Bandit, Tri-Veggie, Philly Cheesesteak. A UW seniors' poster listed 'one more late-night snack at Ian's'.
Property / research note: Signature slices: mac and cheese (best seller), tomato pesto, steak and fries, guacamole burrito, chicken penne alfredo; 2009 top five: Mac & Cheese, Chili Cheese Fritos, Smokey the Bandit, Tri-Veggie, Philly Cheesesteak. A UW seniors' poster listed 'one more late-night snack at Ian's'. / rank
 
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Property / research note: Signature slices: mac and cheese (best seller), tomato pesto, steak and fries, guacamole burrito, chicken penne alfredo; 2009 top five: Mac & Cheese, Chili Cheese Fritos, Smokey the Bandit, Tri-Veggie, Philly Cheesesteak. A UW seniors' poster listed 'one more late-night snack at Ian's'. / reference
 
Property / research note: Signature slices: mac and cheese (best seller), tomato pesto, steak and fries, guacamole burrito, chicken penne alfredo; 2009 top five: Mac & Cheese, Chili Cheese Fritos, Smokey the Bandit, Tri-Veggie, Philly Cheesesteak. A UW seniors' poster listed 'one more late-night snack at Ian's'. / reference
 
Property / research note: Signature slices: mac and cheese (best seller), tomato pesto, steak and fries, guacamole burrito, chicken penne alfredo; 2009 top five: Mac & Cheese, Chili Cheese Fritos, Smokey the Bandit, Tri-Veggie, Philly Cheesesteak. A UW seniors' poster listed 'one more late-night snack at Ian's'. / reference
 
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Property / associated person: Clayton Scherer / rank
 
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Property / associated person: Clayton Scherer / qualifier
 
Property / associated person: Clayton Scherer / qualifier
 
start time: 2006
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Property / associated person: Clayton Scherer / qualifier
 
end time: 2007
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Property / associated person: Clayton Scherer / reference
 
Property / associated person: Clayton Scherer / reference
 
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Property / associated person: Cindy Gross / rank
 
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Property / associated person: Cindy Gross / qualifier
 
Property / associated person: Cindy Gross / qualifier
 
point in time: 2009
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Property / number of stores
 
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Property / number of stores: 2 / rank
 
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Property / number of stores: 2 / qualifier
 
point in time: November 2005
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Property / number of stores: 2 / reference
 
Property / signature product
 
Property / signature product: Ian's Mac 'n' Cheese pizza / rank
 
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Property / signature product: Ian's Mac 'n' Cheese pizza / reference
 
Property / signature product: Ian's Mac 'n' Cheese pizza / reference
 

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pizza business in Madison, Wisconsin
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Ian's Pizza
pizza business in Madison, Wisconsin

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    In 2009 it had outlets in Madison and Milwaukee and one near Wrigley Field in Chicago.
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    Ian's bakery to open on Willy Street (madison.com, 17 Jun 2009)
    Known for its mac 'n cheese slice and seasonal specials such as a Thanksgiving pizza. Each store has its own group of employee, friend and family owners. Ian Gurfield (2026): "tavern-style pizza is definitely having a moment."
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    Ian's Pizza is coming to Verona, its 'biggest undertaking yet' (madison.com, 19 Jan 2026)
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    Thanksgiving takeout roundup: Ian's Pizza Thanksgiving pizza (CT, 15 Nov 2023, p. O44)
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    Kebabs and coffee: 2026 culinary trends (CT, 14 Jan 2026, p. O30)
    In 2011 it delivered up to 1,200 pizzas a day to Act 10 protesters at the Capitol, ordered from all 50 states and 72 countries. In 2020 it again gave pizza to protesters, and a "Stay home! Send pizza!" fund sent its pies to hospital workers.
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    Act 10 helped put Ian's Pizza on the map (madison.com, 7 Feb 2021)
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    Restaurants say #blacklivesmatter with posts, pizza (madison.com, 12 Jun 2020)
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    Stay home, send pizza: Efforts to 'feed the frontlines' of coronavirus fight gain traction (madison.com, 6 Apr 2020)
    Only three of its seven restaurants got Restaurant Revitalization Fund grants (2021). It guaranteed tipped workers $15 an hour and paid $2 more after 10 p.m.
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    Only 1 in 3 Wisconsin restaurant applicants got COVID relief grant, leaving room for worry (madison.com, 31 Jul 2021)
    stated in
    Out of service: What will it take to bring back Madison's restaurant workers? (madison.com, 29 Sep 2021)
    The Thanksgiving pizza has been on the November menu in some form since at least 2007; Jeff Bach overhauled the modern turkey-stuffing-cranberry slice at the commissary around 2010.
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    Let's Eat: Give thanks for Ian's Pizza's tasty turkey-and-stuffing stunt slice (madison.com, 22 Nov 2018)
    Protest pizza, 2011: 60 slices given away on February 15; over 3,000 20-inch pizzas within a week; close to 56,000 slices in all, paid for by donors in all 50 states and more than 50 countries, including a research station in Antarctica. "This is what democracy tastes like" T-shirts. Stores then: State and Frances streets, Milwaukee and Chicago. "We have always said, we're pro pizza."
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    Power (and pizza) to the people! (CT, 3 Mar 2011, p. 6)
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    Eateries feed protesters with appetite for change (CT, 10 Mar 2011, p. 9)
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    Catching up: With protests over, business back to normal at Ian's Pizza (madison.com, 23 Apr 2011)
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    Is Scott Walker responsible for the success of Ian's Pizza? (madison.com, 2 Nov 2013)
    Mac n' Cheese topped every Capital Times Top 5 list of Ian's slices from 2010 to 2013. The chain won a Bicycle Benefits award in March 2010, launched its app at the end of 2012, and hosted the National Pizza Eating Championship on Library Mall on September 21, 2013.
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    "Top 5 slices at Ian's Pizza, State Street": Mac n' Cheese first (CT, 4 Mar 2010, p. 5)
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    Chris Martell column: Ian's Pizza takes a Bicycle Benefits award (CT, 25 Mar 2010, p. 7)
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    Is Scott Walker responsible for the success of Ian's Pizza? (madison.com, 2 Nov 2013)
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    Slice of glory: Top eaters will chow down at Ian's pizza-eating contest (CT, 19 Sep 2013, p. 4)
    Ian Gurfield, from Massachusetts, looked at 50 college towns (Bloomington, Indiana, was second choice) before opening at 319 N. Frances St. in 2001; about 300,000 slices a year by 2005; a third store near Wrigley Field, Chicago, opened in June 2008 with employee managing partners, not franchisees; a Milwaukee store existed by 2009.
    4 references
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    Ian's offers diners a slice of pizza diversity (madison.com, 10 Nov 2005)
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    Ian's Pizza founder inspires UW crowd (DC, 28 Feb 2008)
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    Ian's to make dough in Chicago (DC, 8 May 2008)
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    Ian's bakery to open on Willy Street (madison.com, 17 Jun 2009)
    Signature slices: mac and cheese (best seller), tomato pesto, steak and fries, guacamole burrito, chicken penne alfredo; 2009 top five: Mac & Cheese, Chili Cheese Fritos, Smokey the Bandit, Tri-Veggie, Philly Cheesesteak. A UW seniors' poster listed 'one more late-night snack at Ian's'.
    3 references
    stated in
    Ian's offers diners a slice of pizza diversity (madison.com, 10 Nov 2005)
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    "Mad City Stats: Top 5 selling pizzas at Ian's Pizza": Mac & Cheese, Chili Cheese Fritos, Smokey the Bandit, Tri-Veggie, Philly Cheesesteak (CT, 10 Dec 2009, p. 5)
    stated in
    Through thick and thin: Madison's pizzerias have come a long way from their humble start on Spaghetti Corner (madison.com, 28 May 2008)
     
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