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point in time: 8 November 2001
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Kalk (Nov. 2001): former cab driver Dave Pelow, who had worked at Kosta's on State Street, reopened Supreme 'with $7 in the till', running it alone with one part-time helper and no delivery yet; grand opening planned a month later. In Aug. 2000 a coffee shop was planned next door at 908 E. Johnson St.
Property / research note: Kalk (Nov. 2001): former cab driver Dave Pelow, who had worked at Kosta's on State Street, reopened Supreme 'with $7 in the till', running it alone with one part-time helper and no delivery yet; grand opening planned a month later. In Aug. 2000 a coffee shop was planned next door at 908 E. Johnson St. / rank
 
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store at 912 East Johnson Street, Madison
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Supreme Pizza (912 East Johnson Street)
store at 912 East Johnson Street, Madison

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    12 October 2000
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    has been closed for two weeks following the death of the restaurant's owner
    28 June 2001
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    The 17-year-old business has been closed for a month because of management problems
    November 2010
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    Two Johnson Street restaurants ... have shut their doors: Taco Heaven ... and Supreme Pizza
    In 1989: 25 toppings, most of them vegetarian, whole-wheat crust; "the brain-child of a transplanted New Jerseyan who noticed that vegetarians don't have a [parlor] to call home". In 2010: all-you-can-eat spaghetti, toppings such as cactus.
    In 2010: all-you-can-eat spaghetti at $5.75, started by Dave Pelow on Thursdays and then daily; toppings included bratwurst, giardiniera, soysage, sauerkraut and cactus. Customers paid after they ate.
    Kalk (Nov. 2001): former cab driver Dave Pelow, who had worked at Kosta's on State Street, reopened Supreme 'with $7 in the till', running it alone with one part-time helper and no delivery yet; grand opening planned a month later. In Aug. 2000 a coffee shop was planned next door at 908 E. Johnson St.
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