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By Jan. 1994 the Madison ads carried the chain's new logo, 'The Original Uno Chicago Pizzeria, Est. 1943'; the thin crust was sold as the 'Pizzetta' by summer 1994. | |||
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| Property / research note: By Jan. 1994 the Madison ads carried the chain's new logo, 'The Original Uno Chicago Pizzeria, Est. 1943'; the thin crust was sold as the 'Pizzetta' by summer 1994. / reference | |||
| Property / research note: By Jan. 1994 the Madison ads carried the chain's new logo, 'The Original Uno Chicago Pizzeria, Est. 1943'; the thin crust was sold as the 'Pizzetta' by summer 1994. / reference | |||
Revision as of 23:07, 23 October 2026
Chicago deep-dish pizza restaurant chain
- Uno
- Uno Chicago Grill
- Uno's
| Language | Label | Description | Also known as |
|---|---|---|---|
| English | Pizzeria Uno |
Chicago deep-dish pizza restaurant chain |
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Three Madison Unos from May 2002: Downtown (State & Gorham, 255-7722), West (7601 Mineral Point Rd., 833-7200) and East (Crossroads Dr. at High Crossing Blvd., 244-3266, 'now open' May 27, 2002, '59 years' after Chicago). Uno sponsored the Children's Museum's 2002 pizza exhibit, sold deep dish at Concerts on the Square (2001) and won Taste of Madison 2000 with its cappuccino cake.
Voted Madison's best restaurant for pizza by Isthmus readers every year from 1988 to 1992; in 1993 Martha and Tom Beach's restaurants gave $5 'UNO-Teers' certificates to volunteers in 16 elementary schools.
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By Jan. 1994 the Madison ads carried the chain's new logo, 'The Original Uno Chicago Pizzeria, Est. 1943'; the thin crust was sold as the 'Pizzetta' by summer 1994.
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