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Before Josie's, 906 Regent St. housed Jimmie's "Ace of Places" Restaurant and Cocktail Lounge, run by Jimmie Puccio, and then the Tiki Lounge. The corner was once called "Spaghetti Corners."
Property / research note: Before Josie's, 906 Regent St. housed Jimmie's "Ace of Places" Restaurant and Cocktail Lounge, run by Jimmie Puccio, and then the Tiki Lounge. The corner was once called "Spaghetti Corners." / rank
 
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Property / research note: Before Josie's, 906 Regent St. housed Jimmie's "Ace of Places" Restaurant and Cocktail Lounge, run by Jimmie Puccio, and then the Tiki Lounge. The corner was once called "Spaghetti Corners." / reference
 

Revision as of 19:29, 28 October 2026

store at 906 Regent Street, Madison
  • Josie's
  • Josie's Three Sisters
  • Josie's Dining
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Josie's Spaghetti House (906 Regent Street)
store at 906 Regent Street, Madison
  • Josie's
  • Josie's Three Sisters
  • Josie's Dining

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An early morning fire in July 2004 caused about $100,000 in damage to the structure, and its owners never reopened
15 January 1984
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spaghetti and meatballs, mostaccioli, ravioli, lasagna, pizza, antipasto
Josie Schuepbach, born in Sicily and raised in Greenbush, began cooking professionally in 1941 and ran the kitchens of DiSalvo's on Regent, Tony's on W. Washington and Fedele's on Park Street before opening Josie's.
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A red-checked-placemat place known for homemade sausage and spaghetti and meatballs, with pizza on the menu. It closed after a fire in July 2004; a developer proposed apartments for the site in 2008.
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Before Josie's, 906 Regent St. housed Jimmie's "Ace of Places" Restaurant and Cocktail Lounge, run by Jimmie Puccio, and then the Tiki Lounge. The corner was once called "Spaghetti Corners."