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Sal's Pizzeria opened on State Street about 1997; the Elmazi brothers took it over a couple of years later, renamed it Casa Bianca, and eventually turned the spot over to Pizza Di Roma. They kept the Sal's name for their father. | |||
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Latest revision as of 03:28, 22 October 2026
Elmazi family pizza name: State Street, Madison (about 1997–1999), 15 N. Butler St. (2005–2006) and Appleton
| Language | Label | Description | Also known as |
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| English | Sal's Pizzeria |
Elmazi family pizza name: State Street, Madison (about 1997–1999), 15 N. Butler St. (2005–2006) and Appleton |
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Sal's Pizzeria opened on State Street about 1997; the Elmazi brothers took it over a couple of years later, renamed it Casa Bianca, and eventually turned the spot over to Pizza Di Roma. They kept the Sal's name for their father.
